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

 

Citing crime concerns, Starbucks closing five Seattle shops — including E Olive Way and 23rd and Jackson cafes — UPDATE

A permanent memorial to the 2020 protests, Capitol Hill’s Black Lives Matter street mural gets fresh coat of paint

With eight stories, brick veneer, and preserving an ‘exceptional’ birch tree, development plans rise again across from Broadway Hill Park

 

Shootout at Broadway and Pike sends one to hospital

In surprise move in recall fight, Kshama Solidarity will collect signatures for opponent campaign to force vote on November ballot — UPDATE: Sawant signs!

With over the top cocktails and tropical classics, Inside Passage sets sail on Capitol Hill journey to leave ‘tiki’ far behind

Uncle Ike’s new thing at 23rd and Union: booze

 

School says no CHOP 2 at Capitol Hill’s Seattle Central

The Capitol Hill Trader Joe’s has reopened after being closed ‘indefinitely’ for remodel after Black Lives Matter controversy — Here’s what’s changed

Rapper Malcolm Rebel remembered as ‘True King of the Hill’

 

Woman dies in Capitol Hill stabbing — UPDATE

Police shut down MAGA ‘free hugs’ after Pike/Pine disturbance

City rolling out delayed changes on Broadway to speed up streetcar

Goodbye to Glossier, a Millennial Pink phenomenon on Broadway

 

Plenty of Clouds settles in at 15th and Pine

For first time in forever, developer planning a new Capitol Hill condo building

‘Pay by plate’ will mean no more parking stickers in Seattle (and you probably still won’t be able to find a spot to park at night on Capitol Hill)

Pikes/Pines | The great Capitol Hill eastern cottontail mystery of twenty eighteen

 

Man shot as gunfire erupts in Pike/Pine

Filming begins around Capitol Hill as locals take play to silver screen

Broadway getting new markings in preparation for streetcar, stations and bikeway

‘Hoodies for Trayvon Martin’ Capitol Hill marches planned ‘every night’ to protest verdict

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