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

 

‘90%’ — In tiff with Seattle City Council over COVID-19 hazard pay, Kroger says most employees ‘chose to continue working with QFC’ but has no answers on what’s next for Capitol Hill grocery

As city reaches 40% vaccinated, Seattle whipsaws from no appointments available to thousands

With animal control tickets about to ramp back up in Seattle, this group wants a dog park in Cal Anderson

In first for Washington, state finally approves beer sales at Capitol Hill axe tossing joint Blade and Timber

 

Washington eases restrictions on some outdoor activities but you’ll still need to give six feet on the trail

Washington investigating state totals after COVID-19 ‘excess deaths’ report

Two years after their expulsion, Russian diplomats still hope to return to Seattle’s historic Samuel Hyde House

 

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

Capitol Hill case at center of flap over judge’s cozy relationship with KOMO’s ‘Seattle is Dying’-themed coverage, political group — UPDATE

Black church puts $4.5M plan to exit 23rd and Union into motion

Stacey Abrams on our Capitol Hill: ‘I didn’t say I wouldn’t run, I just said I wasn’t announcing anything’

 

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

Añejo brings traditional flavors — and plenty of tequila — to Broadway

Duo reportedly armed with pistol and pepper spray hold up Capitol Hill market — UPDATE

OK, this time pizza *really* is coming to 19th Ave E as Zeeks Capitol Hill plans take shape

 

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

Metro launches new pilot with Microsoft shuttles sharing Capitol Hill bus stops

CHS Pics | Seattle marches for science from Capitol Hill

 

CHS Re:Take | Why Capitol Hill’s Bauhaus block matters

Lineup released for ‘the final’ Capitol Hill Block Party (as we know it)

Seattle mayor issues May Day warning — UPDATES

The business of hair on the Hill

Plan moves forward for Bullitt Center’s giant solar panel array

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