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

 

Broadway home to Neighbours hits market for $6.9M

How Socialist Alternative calls the shots in Sawant’s City Hall office

 

A Jewish deli on Capitol Hill: Pastrami, kosher hot dogs, and knishes the plan at Dingfelder’s Delicatessen

Ready, player? Full Tilt Capitol Hill now open

Suspected Broadway shoplifter chooses wrong getaway vehicle: the First Hill Streetcar

 

Charlie’s on Broadway closes… again — UPDATE

Body found in Volunteer Park identified as Capitol Hill woman

E Pike rumor dot com: Amazon just might be opening a grocery store on Capitol Hill

 

Those Smurfy Smurfin’ Broadway bikeway bollards are Smurfin’ gone

20+ Capitol Hill bars and restaurants to look forward to in 2016

 

Grocery-focused real estate investment company pays $43 million for ‘an Entire City Block’ of Capitol Hill

Central Vacuum Repair shuts it down after 50 years, making way for E Pike leather shop expansion

 

The ultimate Capitol Hill edible: Has cupcake queen thrown crown into ring for retail marijuana? — UPDATE

City considers curbing building heights in response to outcry from neighborhood groups

 

Capitol Hill food+drink | 20 Capitol Hill bars and restaurants to look forward to in 2013

12th and Pine liquor store up for grabs, again

 

Man busted after allegedly trying to steal dog tied in front of Pike/Pine restaurant

‘No sleep for this Volunteer Park family’ — More light rail tunneling issues reported

Plan behind The Wandering Goose will bring all-star team restaurant & bakery to 15th Ave E

 

Shared Walls — A history of Seattle apartment living

Starbucks returns: The 15th Ave Coffee & Tea experiment is over

Capitol Hill food + drink notes: Tacos Chukis says hola, new owner at Madison Pub

 

Capitol Hill food and drink: 9 things to look forward to in 2010

2009’s 5 most expensive Capitol Hill home sales

 

Shooting at Chop Suey hip hop show

Hill gay bars threatened with ricin attacks

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