This week in CHS history | Voodoo arrives on Capitol Hill, Time Warp debuts, ‘No’ victory in Sawant Recall

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2024

 

Monster Dogs is legit but county has begun crackdown on Pike/Pine ‘unpermitted mobile food vendors’


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This week in CHS history | 2015 Pike/Pine shootings, STG buys Kerry Hall, arrests at ‘Essential Workers’ march on Capitol Hill

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2024

 

Seattle Theater Group — operator of the Paramount, Moore, and Neptune — buys Capitol Hill’s Kerry Hall in $6M deal


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This week in CHS history | Capitol Hill drugstore closures, Métier debut, Jai Thai says goodbye

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2024

With Georgetown shutdown, Elysian Brewing doubling down on overhaul of its ‘beloved’ Capitol Hill original — UPDATE


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This week in CHS history | Pride Place opens, 2020 10th and Pike murder, Cheers! Hong Kong debuts

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2024

 

‘Time to let that go’ — Capitol Hill’s Century Ballroom will close in 2025


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This week in CHS history | Hollingsworth wins, Capitol Hill Superblock backpedal, Lord Byron the cat remembered

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2024

 

After five years of paperwork, ‘Master Use Permit’ issued for five-story Capitol Hill Safeway redevelopment


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This week in CHS history | Queen Sheba fire, D’Vonne Pickett, Jr. murder, Black Hawk helicopters over Capitol Hill

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2024

 

Fire damages former Queen Sheba restaurant tabbed for overhaul — UPDATE


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This week in CHS history | Bolt Creek Fire smoke, Rubinstein Bagels opens, Stitch Cafe is born

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Knitting together crochet, coffee, and community, Stitch Cafe now open on Capitol Hill


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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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