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

 

Shuttered By the Pound deli speakeasy evicted over thousands in unpaid rent

After ‘positive’ talks, New Seasons and community groups opposing new store set for Central District agreement — UPDATE: ‘Disappointed’

With new, flatter course, Seattle Marathon no longer crossing Capitol Hill

 

Two shot after bullets fly at Chop Suey — UPDATE

Man dead in shooting at 24th and Spruce

Man hit in arm, another arrested in Broadway parking lot shootout — UPDATE

 

Capitol Hill Community Post | Special Alert: Upcoming Protests in Capitol Hill

Capitol Hill shooting now a murder investigation as 13th/Olive victim dies — UPDATE

 

Five injured in shooting at Broadway and Pike

The troubled birth, triumphant revival, and peaceful death of Capitol Hill steakhouse Manhattan

 

After five years on E Pike, Lobby Bar looking for new home on Capitol Hill

Trial starts in 2012 stoplight shooting death of Capitol Hill QFC wine steward — UPDATE

I-502 lottery winner makes new plans to open pot shop on Capitol Hill

 

The Comet’s dollar bills missing in overnight break-in

Seattle’s incoming mayor comes to aid of fallen Capitol Hill bicyclist

 

B&O Espresso on E Olive Way: 1976-2012

Capitol Hill food+drink | Speckled & Drake’s Seattle-Brooklyn-Seattle story, Mamnoon debut

 

Fire burns Capitol Hill’s Galerias in smoky Broadway blaze

Occupy Capitol Hill | Broadway businesses demand ‘immediate results’ in camp clean-up — UPDATE

Paid for and routed, First Hill streetcar gets final design touches before construction

 

Man killed with axe near 15th and Union

Return of the Denny sled run — UPDATE: Not all fun and games

Capitol Hill #snomg Thanksgiving week 2010: Monday night update

 

2013: ‘Expedited’ streetcar schedule approved

Shooting at Union and Boylston

Broadway’s Hollywood Video shuts down in a hurry – UPDATE

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