Don’t worry. CHS will move fully into 2016 soon. We have to keep pace with 2015 when we published 1,530 stories. First, we still have a few more things to take account of in the year that was. Below, we’ve tallied CHS’s 2015 ‘most’ posts including the stories that were most-read and most-commented on during the year. All of our Year in Review 2015 coverage is here.
Most-Read CHS Posts
- Mayor Murray set to unveil ‘Rainbow Crosswalks on Capitol Hill’ — UPDATE: Unveiled!
- Seattle prepares for May Day 2015 with protests — again — planned for Capitol Hill
- Broadway says goodbye to Charlie’s — UPDATE: Confirmed :(
- Five injured in shooting at Broadway and Pike
- Capitol Hill Value Village to close after one last Halloween
Most-Viral CHS Posts
(did not appear on the CHS homepage during the year but were widely shared and read)
- Spoiler Alert: Mystery of the Capitol Hill Mystery Coke Machine’s mysteries REVEALED
- CHS Community Post | Now trending in Hill male fashion
- Starbucks Reserve Roastery and Tasting Room opens at the base of Capitol Hill
- Whole Foods coming to Capitol Hill in new development at Broadway and Madison
- Two years of being an aPodment building neighbor
Most-Pondered CHS Posts
(articles with longest time on page, read by at least 1,000 readers)
- 5 final questions for District 3: model city, transit choices, ‘newcomers,’ design review, home owners
- 20 things CHS heard during Monday’s *hot and heated* Seattle rent control smackdown
- Capitol Retrospective | The Bluff Building: A lesson in escapism at 10th and Pike
- Here’s what Bernie Sanders said at the Comet
- Dr. Jen closing Capitol Hill shop, moving drag-inspired cosmetics company
Most-Commented CHS Posts
- 132: Most dangerous job on Capitol Hill? Working at the Broadway Market QFC
- 118: Seattle May Day 2015 turns into a riot on Capitol Hill
- 115: CHS Community Post | ‘Letter intending to hold city leaders accountable for Seattle’s current crime crisis’
- 101: Faces of Capitol Hill | Joe the street drummer
- 101: With Central District pride, MLK’s crosswalks painted red, black, and green
And, last, but not least, thanks to our roster of 2015 most-active CHS commenters:
It was an exciting election year. So exciting, my home ISP was blocked from posting here at least a couple times in 2015. Love and respect to everyone.