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

 

Inside the Eisenberg-Neighbor Lady lawsuit: urinal cakes and $200K in bar furnishings

Group calls on city to immediately ‘safely re-open’ Cal Anderson Park — UPDATE

Kshama Solidarity campaign raising thousands in recall fight

 

At public safety candidates forum, Orion makes call to ‘stabilize’ force, Sawant makes statement by passing on Seattle Police Officer Guild event

With craft old fashioneds, fancy fritters, and holes of the highest standard, Half and Half Doughnut Co. now open on Capitol Hill

Capitol Hill shop suffers $51K jewelry heist

After big time attention, Capitol Hill ‘Hot Guys Serving Hot Coffee’ stand has new name, remains shirtless

 

Tacos Chukis ready to go big in Central District at 23rd and Union

Capitol Hill Community Post | See what lidding I-5 might look like

Process begins for the end of the Central District’s Midtown Center as we know it

 

10 PM paid parking is coming to Capitol Hill

Capitol Hill Station development designs finalized

Queer/Bar tries to preserve what’s left of LGBTQIA+ Capitol Hill nightlife

 

Maps cause neighborhood stir over Seattle encampment protections

City says legendary ad space at 12th and Pine needs to come down

Times: Seattle’s homeless and drug problems ‘intersected at the corner of Madison and Boren’

 

CHS talks to the wrong Andrew Meyer

Seattle University mourning following two student deaths this weekend — UPDATE

Police respond to weekend bar brawls on Capitol Hill

Helicopter heads-up — Why you might see choppers over Madison

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