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

 

QFC to shutter 15th Ave E grocery as company axes two Seattle stores over COVID-19 hazard pay — UPDATE

Snowbruary 2021: Capitol Hill pictures and videos of snowiest day since 1969

Seattle Fire Department employee arrested after ‘threats to councilmember’ — UPDATE

 

One of Broadway’s ‘earliest extant buildings’ the next facing demolition plans in wave of redevelopment — UPDATE

Nailed it: Sea-Tac unveils Capitol Hill Food Hall

Clad in brick, concrete, and metal, design for five-story building replacing 15th Ave E gas station rounds into shape

With love for raised crosswalk, speed humps, curb ramps, curb bulbs, and protected bike lanes, Melrose next for Capitol Hill street overhauls

 

With planned closure of Roy Street Coffee, Starbucks experiment on Capitol Hill will end — UPDATE

‘Rare central Seattle find’ — With $2.8M listing to sell some of its land, church neighboring Uncle Ike’s begins longterm plan for new home

Snowbruary 2019: Our 50+ favorite Capitol Hill pictures and videos

 

112-year-old Capitol Hill building home to Club Z hits market for $2.15M

What’s next for Capitol Hill’s Harvard Exit: a new home for the Seattle Consulate of Mexico

With a mix of Portland and Seattle flavors, Salt and Straw opens on Capitol Hill

 

Shopping center developer’s big deal for 23rd and Union is off the table

‘Sellers’ market’ — The Ford Building, home to Elliott Bay Book Company, up for sale

12th Ave auto shop will make way for apartment and restaurant development

If it has the cash, Seattle Public Schools wants to buy Lowell Elementary S Path

 

Streetcar <strike>2013</strike> 2014 — Construction to begin in April

Capitol Hill food+drink | Mamnoon secrets revealed, Goose work begins, tech titans eat 12th Ave

As Linda’s turns 18, Tallulah looks for what comes next

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