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

 

In the anarchist jurisdiction of Seattle’s Central District, a neighborhood celebrates its new post office

Override: Seattle City Council overcomes mayor’s veto of 2020 cuts to police budget — UPDATE

Acknowledging botched first effort, City of Seattle announces plan with artists to quickly remove and recreate longer-lasting Capitol Hill Black Lives Matter mural

Remember Lisa Vach

 

In a temporary tribute to Friends, Seattle now has a Central Perk coffee house on Capitol Hill

Here’s why WSDOT paid $1.9M for this Montlake house — UPDATE

Somewhere along the way, Capitol Hill became part of the Seattle tour bus route

 

Video shows ‘use of force’ arrest for fare enforcement issue aboard train in Capitol Hill Station — UPDATE

50 years ago, the Seattle Freeway Revolt kept the Central District from being ripped apart

‘Coffee with Kshama Sawant’ — District 3 representative holds rare community meeting

 

Big, smoky fire scorches old Capitol Hill ‘dog lounge’ building

‘Wine lifestyle brand’ and marketer behind $6.35M Broadway building buy

SPD hate crime unit reviewing transgender attack in Capitol Hill restaurant — UPDATE

Now open on 15th Ave E: Aviv Hummus Bar

 

Capitol Hill man walking his dog dies after being struck by driver at Belmont/Bellevue

Next for Melrose and Pine: Rapha Clubhouse Seattle

Agreements clear Central District homeless encampment

New Pike/Pine design and furniture showroom finds Plantation name worked in LA, won’t work in Seattle

 

Following order to vacate, Rosebud says it will move after one last Sunday brunch

City says signal light can’t help Capitol Hill intersection where yet another person hit

The Buck stops, Montana begins — Rachel brings her ginger beer to E Olive Way

Development will bring 3-story apartment building to edge of historic Harvard-Belmont area

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