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start Thanks for visiting the Capitol Hill Community web site. Our goal is to create a free and community-driven neighborhood information and collaboration site. Subscribe to CHCC Announcements by Email Upcoming Events Capitol Hill Community Council Meeting — JULY WHEN: Thursday, July 17, 7-9p WHERE: Room 3211 at Seattle Central Community College, 1701 Broadway CHCC at Broadway Farmers' Market WHEN: Sunday, July 20, from 11a-3p WHERE: Behind Broadway Bank of America bldg WHAT: Meet CHCC officers and members— Other Resources Election Results 2008 CHCC Election Results Discussions relevant to Capitol Hill and the CHCC are located at the Community Forums. To stay apprised of CHCC steering committee activities, please visit the CHCC Steering Committee Yahoo Group. Use this sign in sheet when holding a CHCC meeting. site map Capitol Hill Events Calendar CHCC Election 2008 2008 Candidate -- President -- Justin Carder 2008 Candidate -- President -- Renee Fentress 2008 Candidate -- President -- Tim Durkan 2008 Candidate -- Secretary -- Saunatina A. Sanchez 2008 Candidate -- Treasurer -- Hong Chhuor 2008 Candidate -- Vice President -- Allison Bilas 2008 Candidate -- Vice President -- Charlette Lefevre 2008 Candidate -- Vice-President -- Ryan Shandera CHCC Elections Outreach Plan What Is The CHCC? Chcc Bylaws CHCC History page tags community crime forums messageboards

Capitol Hill flickr pool Join! To edit pages and fully participate in this site you will need to create an account. Tell us a little bit about yourself and we'll get you added to the site right away. Thanks! You should have a valid Wikidot.com account and be logged in order to apply for membership. log in if you already have a Wikidot.com account or create a new account it is worth it and is free Who can join? Per the Capitol Hill Community Council bylaws: All persons living, owning a business or owning property within the boundaries of Capitol Hill, defined as I-5 (to the west), Pike/Madison (to the south), 24th Ave. (to the east) and SR 520/Interlaken (to the north). To edit a page, just click the edit button at the bottom of the page. You can change everything in the main area of the page. It's pretty intuitive, and simple edits are straightforward. You can dress it up with bells & whistles, but simple is also good. Every page has a history of edits, and you can undo anything. So don't worry about messing anything up. Start a conversation with neighbors, read what they're saying, and share what's on your mind. Thanks to the Columbia Citizens wiki for inspiration in creating neighborhood community for the 21st century.

Imagine Capitol Hill Sustainability Festival - July 20, 11 - 4 — 1215113432|%O ago Sustainable Capitol Hill Presents: Imagine Capitol Hill: a Sustainability Fair Thomas & 10th Street, Next to the Capitol Hill Farmer’s Market Sunday, July 20, 2008, 11am – 4 pm Free & open to the public “Imagine Capitol Hill” will be a one-day outdoor street fair designed by Sustainable Capitol Hill to inspire participants to imagine what Capitol Hill could be like as a more sustainable community. “Imagine Capitol Hill” will spotlight local businesses, musicians, artists, food producers, and organizations; celebrate current sustainable practices in the neighborhood; and showcase attainable action steps for moving the community towards sustainability. The fair will have interactive, hands-on activities including • Ideas and Demonstrations on sustainable living including greening your home, native planting, composting, alternative transportation, and more • Outdoor street café with free tea & coffee • Interactive Art, Performances & Music by Urban Alchemy, Democracy Improv, Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, Them Roustabouts, Orchestra Zarabanda and others • Sustainable Cooking Demonstrations • Bike Repair Clinic • Children’s Learning Area • Capitol Hill Walking Tours • Food Drive by Jewish Family Services For more info or questions, contact Brennon Staley at brennon"at"duospace.org or 206-419-4074

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