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

 

Capitol Hill ‘neighborhood cafe’ Tallulah’s isn’t closed — but it’s not open, either — UPDATE: It’s closed

Continuing three decades of business, the apprentice has become the master at Broadway Shoe Repair

Outsider artist Darryl Ary remembered

 

‘Please refrain from donating to panhandlers’ — Capitol Hill Uncle Ike’s sign targets handouts

After Capitol Hill Block Party 2019, city to ‘assess the viability of this event in this neighborhood’

Beep beep — There’s a new sound from riders tapping out at Capitol Hill Station

 

Westman’s Bagels and Coffee bringing ‘morning culture’ to E Madison

Starbucks making Capitol Hill ‘move’ of its Broadway/Republican cafe

Here’s what owner Stowell says about closing Anchovies and Olives

 

Seattle City Hall presses pause on Broadway streetcar extension

As plan for seven-story development takes shape, community looks to future of 23rd and Union’s Midtown Center

 

Vulcan in evaluation agreement, eyeing Central District’s Promenade 23

Group makes case for lidding I-5 to connect Capitol Hill to downtown with greenspace, housing

You have cat to be kitten me: Neko Cat Cafe making Capitol Hill plans

 

City finds three more dangerous light poles — 1 on Capitol Hill, 1 on First Hill, 1 in CD

Sound Transit to pay $296,500 to dig beneath Cal Anderson, Volunteer and Interlaken parks

Spotted: Polar bear on Pine

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