US EditionBlack Coffee Northwest: How Seattle City Hall, Vulcan Real Estate, and the goodwill of creating ‘a vibrant core for Black businesses’ in the Central District could not open a coffee shop at 23rd and Jackson
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Black Coffee Northwest: How Seattle City Hall, Vulcan Real Estate, and the goodwill of creating ‘a vibrant core for Black businesses’ in the Central District could not open a coffee shop at 23rd and Jackson
Depending on who you ask -- and if they are willing to speak on the record -- there are lots of failures to blame at 23rd and Jackson. But the bottom line is this: Despite years of work from the city's Office of Economic Development and one of its leading developers in Vulcan Real Estate, Mayor…
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