Capitol Hill Pets | Admiring Donna’s eyelashes on 15th Ave

Remember 2018. Here is what happened on Capitol Hill. Here is what it tasted like. Here is what it looked like. We’ve selected 50 of the best images from CHS coverage over the past year. Below, you will find the faces and places at the center of CHS stories about the neighborhood and beyond, Most of the shots come courtesy of CHS photo pro for hire Alex Garland. We — and the neighborhood — are lucky to have his eye. Thanks to Alex and all of the CHS contributors for another great year. Click the photos for the news behind the images.

2018 CHS Year in Review: Capitol Hill’s 23 most important stories | Mergers and acquisitions — the year in Capitol Hill food+drink

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‘I want them to know that they’re not alone’ — Seattle joins nationwide rallies for immigration rights

An I-5 overpass message on safe consumption

Africatown art project shows ‘what’s possible’ in the Central District

A new trailhead on Broadway

A Capitol Hill neon typo

Seattle’s March for Our Lives fills Pine from Cal Anderson to downtown with calls for gun control and kids ready to vote

A happy, ‘open-minded’ Capitol Hill Easter from Pastor Kaleb

Celebrating Capitol Hill’s ‘only holiday’ at the Volunteer Park Pride Festival

Neighbours Alley Celebration

No New Youth Jail protesters shut down 12th Ave work site

Miskell pleads not guilty in Broadway apartment stabbing attack

From gray to rainbows with Capitol Hill 2018 Pride celebrations

Mercer X Summit Block Party still free (unless you plan to attend Capitol Hill Block Party)

Mercer X Summit Block Party still free (unless you plan to attend Capitol Hill Block Party)

Thousands fill streets of Capitol Hill for 2018 Seattle Women’s March

A Capitol Hill fall flight

Next for Tully’s at 19th and Aloha — Not Pagliacci… Macrina Capitol Hill

SWAT standoff blocks off area around E Howell

Work wraps up on Capitol Hill’s Summit Slope Park enhancements and ‘pedestrianized’ street

Once lined up for microhousing, Capitol Hill’s Roy Vue wins landmark status

Capitol Hill Pets | Indiana Jones in his cat pack

With a mix of Portland and Seattle flavors, Salt and Straw opens on Capitol Hill

Day and night: How Oddfellows overcame rough start to mark 10 years in Pike/Pine

‘Beto for Seattle’ — from Capitol Hill’s little pink house to a run for City Hall

Perched on Capitol Hill’s western slope, The Reef brings pot to E Olive Way

Plenty of Clouds settles in at 15th and Pine

Buddy up with your bourbon at Heritage Distilling’s new Capitol Hill tasting room

DeafThrive Day in Cal Anderson Park

Capitol Hill Block Party 2018

Melrose Ave’s new ‘Poem Dazzle’ community crosswalks

All dogs are good dogs at fourth annual First Hill Fidos

Machine House Central District makes winning debut

Eritrean Independence Day in Volunteer Park a sign Capitol Hill summer is near

Capitol Hill rally against Trump administration’s transgender ‘definition’

Special Yesler Terrace crew begins work to address Seattle’s affordability crisis

A true groundbreaking to fill the empty lots around Capitol Hill Station

Even more neighbors will come to E Republican’s block party next year

Getting medieval in Volunteer Park

What’s next for Capitol Hill’s Harvard Exit: a new home for the Seattle Consulate of Mexico

Grab and go at By Tae, secreted away inside Chophouse Row

Channeling the spirit of E Aloha and the legendary Surrogate Hostess, Macrina now open on Capitol Hill

Rise and shine: Raised Doughnuts now open in the Central District

Dingfelder’s dream of a Capitol Hill Jewish deli ready for smaller start on E Pine

Celebrating ten years of Vermillion with owner Diana Adams

Pulling shots with Capitol Hill’s Babe Ruth of craft coffee

Morfire’s hot pot will warm you up on 12th Ave

Here’s what the third annual Lusio in Volunteer Park looked — and sounded — like

Cosplay… or Capitol Hill? It’s Comic Con