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

While SDOT waits for funding, somebody painted a guerilla crosswalk at E Olive Way and Harvard — UPDATE: Washed away

Set to be replaced by affordable development and with a complicated history of women’s health, Broadway’s Wilshire Building considered for landmarks protections — UPDATE: Rejected

An apparent end to Jai Thai’s good times — and laughs — on Broadway

Fais de beaux rêves, Joe Bar — The French Guys are moving in

Capitol Hill to begin 2022 without Dick’s Drive-in

Seattle rolling out new traffic cameras to bust transit lane violators and drivers who ‘block the box’

Pikes/Pines | The fungus among us — four of the mushrooms you’ll meet on Capitol Hill

Seasmith: Capitol Hill Station will have an H Mart and a new home for Glo’s — of course it will also have a coffee shop

The Recall Sawant debate

250 days after first restrictions, Washington starts new COVID-19 lockdown — UPDATE

A Broadway development more than 20 years in the making, the process to fill Capitol Hill Station’s new apartments has begun — UPDATE

‘Spiritual practice’ — 12th Ave yoga studio says it will continue in-person classes despite COVID-19 restrictions — UPDATE

A frequent target during Capitol Hill protests, E Olive Way Starbucks reopening

Saying Amazon cash handed Sawant the race, Orion concedes

Complaints at Broadway building part of pushback over adding ‘smart lock’ and home automation tech to apartments

Wallflower, a movie about the Capitol Hill Massacre, finally released and screening in Seattle

Sound Transit wants feedback on fare enforcement, searching for new name for Seattle-side ‘Red Line’ light rail

Tiny Broadway taco shop and its Guaymas family of restaurants comes up big as state drops $5.6M tax case

Police say Ruckus hit in $5K armed hold-up, Capitol Hill’s first big pot shop cash robbery

Capitol Hill, your cheese tea is ready — Atulea now open on 12th Ave

Big police response after fight with unruly bar patron at Chop suey — UPDATE

Sawant-Conlin race nears moves through recount territory

Car vs. pedestrian incident that reportedly began across I-5 ends on Capitol Hill — UPDATE

A row house mini-explosion in Capitol Hill helping to transform single-family home blocks

Capitol Hill food+drink | Nuflours gluten free bakery comes to Capitol Hill

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