Neighbors (and you, too, Neighbours), here is the most massive pile of CHS links… ever. Normally, we might hold a few of these back for future link posts but given recent events and these uncertain economic times, there might not be a tomorrow. So link em when you got em!

• Pictures from last night’s CHS happy hour at Liberty.
• ’66 Mustang stolen from Capitol Hill garage.
• ’67(?) Lotus spotted at Bauhaus.
• Turns out, Capitol Hill’s runoff “flows across the streets of upper Capitol Hill collecting silts, oils, heavy metals and other pollutants before being piped downhill, under the Cascade neighborhood, and flowing untreated into Lake Union.” Small part of solution? The Yale swale.
• LA Times highlights new SoCal coffee shop run by Vivace alum.
• PI fashion blog stops by new JJ Boutique.
• Belltown follows CHS mnemonics trend.
• Neighbours situation examined by an expert.
• After big-name departures, PI names Hill-residing journalist to Microsoft beat.
• Apartment Therapy visits Area 51, finds vintage medical cabinet.
• Yet another foodie for Poppy: “I mentioned a couple of posts ago that when food is really exciting it’s fun and surprising. Jerry and his team at Poppy definitely achieve this.”
• Staying at a Millionaires Row B&B: “… nothing prepared me for the opulence that greeted us as we crossed the foyer.”
• Seattle Weekly takes early look at plans for Derschang-VPC J/V project, Oddfellows. Opening in December?
• Seattle start-up creates neighborhood blog link bait. We swallow. You like swing dancing classes, supposedly. Me? I’d take a “How to survive on desert island” class or a “How to build a boat class” but they didn’t ask.
• A photography master trains iPhone cam on Capitol Hill.
• Sound Transit Blog summarizes the PI’s recent discussions around Sound Transit art and architecture. The summary of the summary: transit art is good.