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

 

What Capitol Hill’s new eight-story, mass timber City Market building — with corrugated steel and Japanese climbing vines — will look like

Man shot and killed on Summit Ave

Capitol Hill’s Sam Hill mansion is back on the market for $16M but this time its new story rivals its history

 

Surrounded by taller buildings with room for more people on all sides, two 1906-built houses set to finally make way for development on Bellevue Ave E

One struck and killed, driver to hospital in 10th Ave E crash

Like most of Capitol Hill, 15th Ave E hit by COVID-19 closures — What happens when QFC leaves?

 

Amazon Go Grocery now open on Capitol Hill

A chain that lasted 10 years on Capitol Hill, Panera Bread set to close on Broadway

Celebrating 10 years in the Capitol Hill circus, The Unicorn readies its big top-sized second location

Capitol Hill cocktails by appointment, The Doctor’s Office set to open on E Olive Way

 

Good news for Capitol Hill Station riders as Metro buses prepare to exit Downtown Seattle Transit Tunnel for good

Yarce suspends Seattle City Council campaign, won’t challenge Sawant for District 3

CHS Pics | The new ‘selfie’-checkouts at the Broadway Market QFC

 

No Barista Boyz — yet — but a bikini drive-thru Ladybug Espresso has, indeed, opened on Capitol Hill

Seattle student walkouts planned in response to Parkland school shooting

Hot Mama’s — the funniest pizza joint on Capitol Hill

SDOT plans summer ‘Broadway Corridor Streetcar Improvement Project’

 

Capitol Hill dance club The Social has liquor license woes, neighbor troubles

Capitol Hill food+drink | Machiavelli’s new owners are familiar faces

Groups looking to limit Capitol Hill development pick fight over Broadway height

CHS Pics | Romantic comedy Lucky Them sets scenes on Capitol Hill

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