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

 

Police and protesters clash again after fires outside East Precinct and march in solidarity with Kenosha — UPDATE

A #defundSPD reset, Seattle mayor vetoes police department cuts — UPDATE

Ha Na, longest running business in Capitol Hill’s Broadway Alley, won’t reopen

 

Capitol Hill Tex-Mex bar and grill Rooster’s kisses Broadway — and ‘irrelevant and unnecessary’ critics — goodbye

This Capitol Hill entrepreneur is making waves… with inflatable pools

What’s more painful? Running for mayor of Redmond — or closing down your struggling Capitol Hill coffee shop?

 

SPD responds to ‘7 in 72 hours’ Central District gun incidents with increased presence, arrests

Capitol Hill Station development not tall or affordable enough for you? Sound Transit approves deals for more

Dingfelder’s dream of a Capitol Hill Jewish deli ready for smaller start on E Pine

 

First look inside Redhook’s Capitol Hill Brewlab

Compromise reached in long debate to reopen short Capitol Hill path

 

What it’s like being in the same bar as Real World: Seattle

Boom Noodle closes after decade at 12th and Pike

Construction begins on The Danforth, home to Whole Foods and 265 ‘luxury apartments’ on First Hill

 

CHS Pics — Cal Anderson Park is not safe for kids…

Power out, fire alarms set off across Capitol Hill from ‘surge’ — UPDATE: Power’s back

As state waits for Seattle OK on 520 replacement plans, a look at the new bridge(s)

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