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

 

‘Capitol Hill Development Site’ — $21M deal includes E Olive Way commercial buildings and Fred Wildlife events space

Watch out Capitol Hill rabbits, coyote spotted at Bellevue and Pike

An ‘unheard of concession’ in the Central District at The Chateau apartments

 

Up against rent boom and affordability crunch, residents worry about plan to change 1924-built Royvue into microhousing

Beginning in May, you can hike from Broadway to Mount Teneriffe… via Metro

 

Lawsuit alleges Murray sexually abused teen he met on Capitol Hill in 1980s

Capitol Hill food+drink | Dad’s dedication and a new generation — 30+ years of El Gallito

 

Murder arrest in Central District body parts investigation, victim tentatively ID’d as missing mother

What the Piecora’s building will look like

 

Which (relatively) giant retailer is coming to E Pike this summer?

After Seattle sets out to remind that Capitol Hill’s gentrification is man-made

 

Pike/Pine’s booming bar scene comes at a price for gay nightlife

Perpetually broken Harvard Market escalator to be replaced (with stairs)

Box-shaped, pedal-powered deliveries putting Broadway bikeway to work

 

Capitol Hill drink spot the Bus Stop to close at end of month

Woman survives being run over by car at 15th and Harrison — UPDATE

Volunteer Park Reservoir a 22 million gallon opportunity

 

Developer acquires Bauhaus building, plans half-block of Pike/Pine mixed-use

Jewish Family Service celebrates 120 years and $9.1M decision to stay on Capitol Hill

 

Flee Mlash Gob 2011: You might want to be on 10th Ave at 4 PM Sunday — UPDATE: Pictures

On a Hill flooded with new food and drink, Broadway Market’s La Puerta struggles

 

Protest against police brutality starts at Seattle Central – UPDATE

SeattleCrime: Caffe Vita pizza and coffee mogul charged with assault, DUI, and hit and run

 

Split leaves Oddfellows a Linda-only joint

Streetcar on Capitol Hill plan: Build sooner, save more, build more?

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