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

 

‘It’s rooted in the 1970s-era conception of environmentalism’ — Seattle looks to rein in state policy used to push back on big projects and developments

‘Shots fired at the Baltic Room’ — Two hit in Capitol Hill shootout

With carts of meatballs and salumi, ‘fancy and simple’ Altura sibling Carrello now open on Broadway

With Urban Animal vet clinic expansion, sun will set on Cafe Solstice Capitol Hill

 

Capitol Hill leather and kink shop ready to breathe life back into Pike/Pine building with history of silent movies, auto row rubber, burlesque rumors, and, um, toy repair

Carmelo’s Tacos a silver lining of taco goodness inside Capitol Hill’s Hillcrest Market

Where, when, and why Capitol Hill calls 911

 

10 PM paid parking is coming to Capitol Hill

CHS sabbatical: We’re back

 

109-year-old church slated for demolition on 14th Ave

Police search area after one shot at 23rd and Union

Why 20 Capitol Hill neighbors are opposing the mixed-use project at 19th and Mercer

 

With 80 square feet of pride, tiny TNT Espresso says goodbye to Broadway

Sawant and Banks throw barbs — and take a few hits — in District 3 debate

First Hill Streetcar: 300 miles or so to go

 

Cafe Metropolitain to make way for CC Attle’s move

2010 Capitol Hill crime trends: Burglaries and robberies have jumped — but not everywhere

Tunnels put Sound Transit on hook for home — Why sandy voids (probably) won’t be a Cap Hill problem

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