Here are the top stories from this week in CHS history:

 

Confederate memorial in Capitol Hill cemetery vandalized once again

Lumbersexual axe-tossing bar Blade and Timber coming to Broadway

Capitol Hill gay bar expat Purr calls it quits in Montlake

 

2017 Primary Election Results: Durkan, Moon, Oliver lead in mayor’s race

The mayor of Capitol Hill 2017: Jessyn Farrell Q&A

The mayor of Capitol Hill 2017: Mike McGinn Q&A

 

CHS Pics | What the Lusio light art festival in Volunteer Park looked like

Woman found shot to death inside Madison Valley home

 

Capitol Hill food+drink | Undaunted by Seattle wage debate, Ian’s moves in where Zpizza bailed

Mayor backs off affordability recommendation for Seattle single-family zones

First Hill Streetcar — ‘The start date is still not fixed’

 

Police searching for truck driver after First Hill pedestrian struck and killed at one of city’s most dangerous intersections — UPDATE

Blue Angels above Seattle, Jet Kiss below Capitol Hill

Broadway bank held up in reported armed robbery — UPDATE: Suspect photos

 

Bauhaus securing new 2-year Capitol Hill location, ready to mark 20 years at Melrose and Pine this fall

Capitol Hill food+drink | Tavern Law sibling The Old Sage arrives — a few months older than planned

Man busted for voyeurism at Capitol Hill Block Party

 

Broadway streetcar track work reveals Broadway streetcar track work

Community group says preservation plan for massive Pike/Pine project still not enough

 

RIP Sister Karma Za Betch

Capitol Hill food+drink: Li’l Woody’s, Blue Moon ready to grill, Grubwich (almost) ready to grub

Worst Sunday brunch ever at Broadway Grill: Man arrested for dumping plate on friend

 

Two more Broadway closures but I Love Wasabi’s sushi already has a Thai replacement

Pho 900 makes way for redevelopment, Anne Bonny meets Davy Jones

 

Fire guts Broadway psychic shop

Pictures: What Capitol Hill looked like on the hottest day. Ever.

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