Here are the top stories from this week in CHS history:
Here are the top stories from this week in CHS history:
A chain that lasted 10 years on Capitol Hill, Panera Bread set to close on Broadway
Here are the top stories from this week in CHS history:
The Stranger, 11th Ave’s only newspaper, to leave Capitol Hill
Here are the top stories from this week in CHS history:
More than 1,300 apply for 110 affordable apartments above Capitol Hill Station
Here are the top stories from this week in CHS history:
Central District’s Grocery Outlet isn’t going anywhere (In fact, it’s getting a facelift)
Central Smoke goes poof on E Jefferson — Plus, Seattle Times asks if city’s restaurant boom is over
King of Capitol Hill’s coffee culture, Caffe Vita is in new hands
Welcome back. Here is a rundown of a few CHS stories you may have missed as we start in on 2021:
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To break through the fog of COVID-19 and a year of unrest and protest on Capitol Hill, we need to consider the Year in Review through the prism of some of the individual stories that formed the larger narratives around the pandemic and the protests. This year, it might be more accurate to call them Capitol Hill’s most important news moments — pieces of the larger issues that dominated the year in Central Seattle.
Viewed at that level, there is also some room to see a few smaller but still important chapters in the year that was including closures of some loved small businesses and bits of the fabric that made up life here in 2020 like, yes, a tofu shortage.
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In 2019, by the way, readers said the race for the District 3 seat on the City Council was the story of the year. This year, we are also again asking you about your optimism for the year ahead. We get the feeling those measurements may have changed over the past year.
Given all that, here is a look at some of the most important news moments around Capitol Hill in 2020. Thanks for reading and being part of CHS. Continue reading