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

 

In fight to survive pandemic crisis and save 600 jobs, Capitol Hill-headquartered Rudy’s Barbershops declares bankruptcy

Solving the great Capitol Hill COVID-19 tofu shortage of 2020

Mask up — Why you might want to consider a face covering for your next outing on Capitol Hill

 

An ‘unheard of concession’ in the Central District at The Chateau apartments

‘Capitol Hill Development Site’ — $21M deal includes E Olive Way commercial buildings and Fred Wildlife events space

No injuries reported in 23rd Ave shootout

 

Up against rent boom and affordability crunch, residents worry about plan to change 1924-built Royvue into microhousing

Club Z building sells for $2.9M but no word, yet, on what comes next

Maybe Sound Transit’s ‘Vertical Conveyances Report’ will finally address the Hedberg principle — UPDATE

 

Police: Suspected fentanyl and coke found after Capitol Hill apartment death

Lawsuit alleges Murray sexually abused teen he met on Capitol Hill in 1980s

Capitol Hill food+drink | Dad’s dedication and a new generation — 30+ years of El Gallito

 

What the Piecora’s building will look like

Suspected human remains found in recycling bin at 21st and Pine — UPDATE

City: Thousands of Seattle drivers ditched own vehicles for car share

Capitol Hill food+drink | The Bauhaus bankruptcy

 

With recent tough times taking their toll, Broadway Pita Pit folds

City report recommends ‘hot spot’ policing — Broadway would probably make the list

On a Hill flooded with new food and drink, Broadway Market’s La Puerta struggles

Fence goes up, buildings coming down down at 230 Broadway project

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