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This week in CHS history | Black Lives Memorial Garden removal, city lets minimum wage tip credit expire, Joe Bar says goodbye

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2024

 

With 10,000 living without shelter, Seattle and King County have new plan for Regional Homelessness Authority


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This week in CHS history | Cap Hill Kitchens arrives, Savage tours Broadway with Serrano, RapidRide G breaks ground

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2024

 

Capitol Hill safety issues go viral in candidate’s tour with Broadway business owner — UPDATE


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This week in CHS history | Neighbours ‘under new ownership,’ Kobuta and Ookami Katsu and Sake House debuts, 2020 anti-police protest

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2024

 

Goodbye to Capitol Hill’s Queen Sheba


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This week in CHS history | Capitol Hill golf club arrest, RapidRide G arrives, vax cards in 2021

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Wingate marches in a 2015 rally (Image: CHS)

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SODA and SOAP — Seattle City Council approves return of exclusion zones including new Capitol Hill ‘Stay out of Drug Area’


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This week in CHS history | East Precinct anti-protest fence installed, Captain Black’s and Stumbling Monk team up to purchase property, RIP The Crypt

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Barrio, an early player in the Pike/Pine food and drink boom, to close after 16 years on Capitol Hill


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This week in CHS history | Vice Seattle arrives, smoke seasons past, why the buildings above Capitol Hill station aren’t taller

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2024

 

Wrongful death trial blaming state for Black Lives Matter protester struck and killed on I-5 set to begin


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This week in CHS history | When E Pike was pedestrian only, Cal Anderson basketball court murder, chef Tamara Murphy remembered

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2024

 

Memories pour in as chef Tamara Murphy of Capitol Hill’s Terra Plata suffers fatal stroke — UPDATE


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This week in CHS history | Chappell Roan Block Party crowds, 2023 Broadway street racing shooting, 2020 ‘Solidarity with PDX’ protests

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Outside the gates, thousands also enjoyed the CHBP 2024 show

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A Capitol Hill Block Party 2024 hangover: Pike/Pine festival bends but doesn’t break despite massive Chappell Roan crowd


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This week in CHS history | CHOP 2.0, Starbucks closes on E Olive Way, the summer deer of Volunteer Park

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These deer appeared in Volunteer Park in July 2023 (Image: Volunteer Park Trust)

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Design review next week for ‘U-shape’ development that will add 120+ new homes to Broadway’s Bait Shop block


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This week in CHS history | Inside Passage is born, the last laundromat on Capitol Hill closes, Summer Taylor remembered

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2024

 

Broadway at Pike makes city’s top 10 Crime and Overdose Concentration list — twice


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