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

 

With Seattle’s pickleball courts driving neighbors bananas, city will try new sound-reducing fence at Capitol Hill park

106-unit mixed-use development planned for Denny at Olive Capitol Hill site

The Volunteer Park deer are welcome to stay as long as they like

Capitol Hill’s new Sakana ready to stand out in Seattle’s sushi scene

 

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

Gun battle sends crowds fleeing after Washington Hall show — UPDATE

Capitol Hill restaurant Barrio fires nine workers in tip pool dispute — UPDATE

Crystal Clean — the last laundromat on Capitol Hill — has closed

 

Shootout at Broadway and Pike sends one to hospital

‘The Former Queens of Julia’s’ — Broadway LGBTQ institution faces performer boycott — UPDATE

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

Through pandemic and 15th Ave E QFC closure, Safeway Capitol Hill redevelopment plans for new apartments and grocery store are still on

 

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

Seattle Times reports new details in shooting death of 16-year-old — Rico, a Southern California kid who ran away to CHOP

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

Summer Taylor remembered

 

No mystery — Capitol Hill’s mystery soda machine is still missing

Goodbye to Glossier, a Millennial Pink phenomenon on Broadway

After 19 years of tapas and date nights, Capitol Hill’s Tango has closed

Madison Bus Rapid Transit design changes rolled out as project nears planned 2020 start of construction

 

Russian hacker captured in 2010 Broadway Grill data breach

Sidewalk signs hyping Capitol Hill apartments hit with Independence Day weekend blackout tagging protest

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