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The Capitol Hill Community Council is a state non-profit corporation organized for the purpose of preserving and improving the neighborhood in accordance with the wishes of the community. The CHCC informs and advises the residents in matters affecting their rights and responsibilities, provides leadership in the investigation of community needs, communicates with governmental agencies in an effort to represent the interest of the community and cooperates with other organizations and persons having similar interests. Visit us often and post your comments in the forum area. Be in the know & help spread the word about what's happening in our community! Subscribe to CHCC Announcements by Email CAPITOL HILL COMMUNITY COUNCIL ELECTION RESULTSPresident - Jennifer Power At-Large Representatives Josh Mahar Announcement The Capitol Hill Community Council formally unveiled the Cal Anderson Discount Dollar on June 1, 2009 for Pride Month. Senator Cal Anderson was Washington's first openly gay legislator. Namesake of Cal Anderson Park on Capitol Hill. The Capitol Hill Community Council formally unveiled the new Capitol Hill Discount Dollar featuring Seattle's most famous actress and Capitol Hill resident Frances Farmer on Wed. April 1, 2009 at Perfect Copy and Print on Broadway. Print your own Coupon! Click here to download!
If using this image or forwarding this information, please link back to this site. Coupon is also available for copying at Perfect Copy and Print on BroadwayTo-date, the businesses below will honor the Capitol Hill Discount Dollar: Aprie Clothing - 310 Broadway Look for the discount dollar in the business's windows. The Capitol Hill Discount Bill hopes to encourage visitors and tourists to Capitol Hill, encourage local spending and support the community as well as be self-sustaining and educational. If your a business wanting to participate, just print a discount bill, place in your window and e-mail us at moc.liamg|sreciffo.cchc#moc.liamg|sreciffo.cchc to be put on the list! 
The Capitol Hill Community Council formally unveiled the new Capitol Hill Discount Dollar featuring Seattle's most famous actress and Capitol Hill resident Frances Farmer on Wed. April 1, 2009 at Perfect Copy and Print on Broadway. In the News Capitol Hill Funny Money: 'In Each Other We Trust' by Mary Nam, KOMO-TV, Seattlepi.com Neighborhood Discount Cards are Brilliant Idea Discount Dollar Hits Capitol Hill by Jeannie Curry, Seattlemag.com Sound Transit's Plans for Capitol Hill By Damon Agnos in City of Seattle, Seattle Weekly Ricin Threat to Capitol Hill, The Stranger Council chair Justin Carder on KUOW to discuss Capitol Hill light rail construction |
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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).
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