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

 

After stranded light rail riders hiked out of tunnel, Sound Transit says, next time, wait for the ‘rescue train’

Strong early turnout in Sawant recall with one week of voting to go

Police find lots of shell casings, no victims after gunfire in Garfield High School parking lot — UPDATE

Man seriously injured in Pike/Pine parking lot shooting — UPDATE

 

How is COVID-19 spreading in Seattle? Households, workplaces, and gatherings most likely for exposure

Three arrests as protest marches on Capitol Hill for ‘essential workers’

‘It’s urgent’ — Mayor says launching initiatives to open Cal Anderson, remove East Precinct wall amid encampments and ongoing protests — UPDATE

Volunteer Park Cafe has new owner with plans to showcase wine and preserve tradition of the Capitol Hill corner store

 

A concept large enough to fill Pike/Pine’s preservation-boosted present, Capitol Hill pub Stout set to close

After nearly 40 years, Pagliacci Pizza leaving Broadway

Inside Harborview Hall’s new ‘enhanced’ homeless shelter: a warm place to sleep, pets, laundry, and help around the clock

Paving the way for taller buildings on smaller lots, 21-story First Hill apartments will be super green and use modular construction

 

Once lined up for microhousing, Capitol Hill’s Roy Vue wins landmark status

We’re calling it ‘Tbilisi grey’ — Dacha Diner ready to open on E Olive Way

Central District’s Langston Hughes locked down after Seattle theater threat — UPDATE

 

Elliott Bay protest could be a sign of things to come for Mayor Durkan

There’s a hipster Best Western coming to Capitol Hill

Please report your paintball gun-toting asshole friends who drive a red Fiat to police, thanks

 

Officials trying to catch ill coyote spotted in Volunteer Park — UPDATE: Pictures

What is that thing on the pole at 14th and Republican?

CHS Pics | First look inside Melrose Market’s new neighbor Mamnoon

We don’t know why this guy ended up on the Domino’s sign at Broadway and Pike

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