Chop Suey owners Brianna Rettig (left) and Erin Carnes reopened the club this week in 2015
Here are the top stories from this week in CHS history:
Standoff at 24th and Spring in eviction of longtime Central District activist
Edie’s to close after 17 years as ‘Capitol Hill’s shoe store’
Sophisticated pot cookies from Cupcake Royale owner hit Washington shelves this week
Broadway Video presses ‘eject’ after 30 years on Capitol Hill
After 37 years, The Canterbury’s days at 15th and Mercer are numbered
Socialist Sawant makes push for Council with calls for $15 minimum wage, millionaire tax
Seattle ‘Regulatory Reform’ could push mixed-use deeper into Capitol Hill
How much for a 20-unit apartment building in the heart of Pike/Pine? $4.65 million
First (legal) distillery on Capitol Hill since Prohibition opens Friday
Seattle to take new look at Cal Anderson surveillance cameras
I almost daily walk past Chop Suey on the corner of 14th and Madison. The sidewalk outside their building is the filthiest
in the neighborhood. To the “new” owners, please get your crew out there on a regular basis to clean it up.