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

 

Hilloween lives! Pictures from masked and vaxxed Pike/Pine — Plus, where to trick or treat on Capitol Hill

Born in the Central District, Bruce Harrell is Seattle’s next mayor — UPDATE

With wood truly at its heart, construction permit issued for Heartwood, an E Union eight-story mass timber affordable housing development

 

Seattle Police Department brings ‘perfect storm’ concerns to East Precinct community crime meeting

Arrests after reported Capitol Hill Halloween march property damage as SPD announces ‘new approach’ to demonstrations

As Seattle struggles to meet larger Black Lives Matter goals, city will transfer two more Central District properties to community ownership

UW model shows how COVID-19 spreads through neighborhoods like Capitol Hill

 

A battle over Amazon? Sawant vs. Orion in their own words on District 3 issues — housing, homelessness, public safety, and the environment

Freedom! Capitol Hill is getting a ‘self pour’ wine and beer bar

CHS Pics | The Spider House rules: 50+ pictures from the Capitol Hill trick or treat hot zone

 

First look: Whole Foods Madison Broadway

Police called to help Broadway’s Nacho Borracho and Neon Taco boot Patriot Prayer

What you’ll find at Sea-Tac’s coming Capitol Hill Food Hall

Sawant finds no support on ‘legal and viable’ affordable housing proposals

60+ pictures of a not watered down Hilloween 2018

 

Crashed SUV creates tilted Pike/Pine spectacle in reported hit and run

Capitol Hill’s 35th North sued by city over guerilla Duck Island skate bowl

Patrick J. Sullivan House hits market just in time for Hilloween

80+ pictures from Pike/Pine Hilloween weekend 2017 (and where to trick or treat on Capitol Hill)

 

Hilloween 2012 | Pictures, candy reports, etc. from a (not too) rainy Halloween on Capitol Hill

Capitol Hill food+drink | Cafe Pettirosso returns — Plus, notes!

Capitol Hill and downtown — Now one less bus stop between them

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