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

 

City Council to vote on new law but is Seattle ready for a crackdown on drug use and possession on its streets? — UPDATE: Bill fails in 5-4 vote

Increasing concern about area gun violence shuts down Garfield High School campus

Too dangerous for Starbucks, Black Coffee Northwest will make 23rd and Jackson its Central District home — UPDATE

With restaurant plans off the table, Capitol Hill’s old R Place starts new life as The Teal Building arts space with Seattle: City of the Future exhibition

 

Nearing 50 years in Seattle, Elliott Bay Book Company has new Capitol Hill owners

As Seattle questions block by block preservation, Capitol Hill’s Millionaire’s Row already has its place on the National Register of Historic Places

Only a few weeks old, Capitol Hill’s Money Frog is on the move, leaving 19th Ave E behind — UPDATE

With beer from one of the few black-owned breweries in the nation, Métier’s new Central District taproom is ready for grand opening

 

As it reopens from year of COVID-19 restrictions, Seattle wants its residents to meet, play, do business — and get married — in the street

Latest Capitol Hill homeless sweep clears Williams Place Park

Murder: New information on woman found dead below Interlaken Park — UPDATE

 

‘His brother works here at this precinct’ — Police say Capitol Hill protest shooting suspect was ‘fearing for his life’

Seattle under curfew again as fourth night of protests planned — UPDATE: Tear gas and flash grenades at Capitol Hill’s East Precinct

King County cleared for Phase 1.5 — Restaurants at 25%, in-store retail, and you can get a haircut

Updates on that f#!cking plane flying over Capitol Hill during last night’s protest

 

First look: Life on Mars lands on Capitol Hill

Pics from the crowd: Capitol Hill selfies and lines at Glossier Seattle

From the man who helped create Top Pot, small batch Half and Half Doughnut Co. to open on Capitol Hill this summer

Montlake prepares for years of new 520 construction, life without market

CHS Pics | Rainbows restored in Pike/Pine

 

Police: 29/King double murder case has Capitol Hill connection, additional suspects

What happens when 88 affordable apartments join thousands more less affordable apartments coming to Capitol Hill?

Capitol Hill food+drink owners back charter amendment to undo $15 minimum wage

Pride 2014 on Capitol Hill includes PrideFest in Cal Anderson, street festivals, parades

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