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

 

SPD sweeps Cal Anderson to clear homeless encampments and protesters from park — UPDATE

Remembering Daniel Streissguth and looking back on the growth of Capitol Hill’s family-run hillside gardens

Helmed by Pike/Pine nightlife vets, Post Pike Bar and Cafe now open for days and nights on Broadway

 

Capitol Hill ‘neighborhood cafe’ Tallulah’s isn’t closed — but it’s not open, either — UPDATE: It’s closed

Continuing three decades of business, the apprentice has become the master at Broadway Shoe Repair

Now open: Zaika — new Indian on Pike at the base of Capitol Hill

 

‘Please refrain from donating to panhandlers’ — Capitol Hill Uncle Ike’s sign targets handouts

After Capitol Hill Block Party 2019, city to ‘assess the viability of this event in this neighborhood’

‘Neighborhood activist’ Murakami, pot entrepreneur Bowers join race for District 3

Drug and gun charges for man feds say was prolific fake Xanax dealer around Capitol Hill

 

CHS Pics | Hillary Clinton draws a crowd — and cookies, capes, and cheers — on Seattle’s Capitol Hill

CHS Pics | Punk Rock Flea Market makes Central District Red Apple temporary home

Starbucks making Capitol Hill ‘move’ of its Broadway/Republican cafe

 

Seattle City Hall presses pause on Broadway streetcar extension

Around 16k ballots were collected at Capitol Hill’s new drop box — and, yes, some of them were votes for Trump

Feeling ‘the ghosts of the last things that were here,’ Sugar Hill puts former Bauhaus/Capitol Club back into motion

Clever Cook Weaver: Now hosting nightly Capitol Hill ‘dinner party’

 

Capitol Hill food+drink | The Pine Box to replace The Chapel, City Hall to test streamlined permits

North Broadway streetcar extension could lose out to Pioneer Square plan — UPDATE

Occupy Capitol Hill | The tents are gone — UPDATE

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