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

 

Washington extends COVID-19 restrictions through May, readies ‘four phase’ plan for reopening with limits on groups, restaurant capacity, and travel

‘A slow decline’ — Latest models show Seattle half-way through possible 90+ days of COVID-19 lockdown

Masks, plywood, and a workers’ rights caravan: May Day 2020 in Seattle

 

Seattle May Day 2019 brings 20th annual march for immigrants and workers to Capitol Hill — and expectations for another ‘riot’-free year — UPDATE

CHS Pics | After a decade on Broadway, it’s the last days of the Starbucks ‘indie’ cafe at Roy Street Coffee and Tea

After makeover, Elysian, grandparent of Capitol Hill breweries, reopens its E Pike brewpub

 

Blotter | 17th Ave mugging reported, 12th Ave short-term rental party goes bad

After 37 years, Flowers Just 4 U opens on a new corner of 23rd Ave

With planned protests off Capitol Hill, 2018 May Day in Seattle will center on March against ICE, Bloc the Juvi — UPDATE

 

Central Co-op drops Capitol Hill Station bid over cost concerns

 

May Day 2016: Chamber prepares, anti-capitalists, for a change, plan march *off* Capitol Hill — UPDATE

Expanded list of seismically risky buildings could spur a new development wave on Capitol Hill

Capitol Hill food+drink | Sizzle Pie and Dark Bar open in Pike/Pine

 

Capitol Hill food+drink notes: Bako’s north Broadway plans, Dine out for Life, Artusi coming soon

City outlines draft of 7 conditions for Volunteer Park Cafe permit

CHS Pics: First Hill breaks ground on its ‘first high-rise apartment building in 35 years’

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