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

 

Welcome to Pride Place, Capitol Hill — Eight stories of LGBTQ-affirming affordable senior housing ready to rise above Broadway

After complaint against Black Pride event’s ‘reparations fee,’ wave of cancellations hit tiny Capitol Hill Pride’s big plans for in-person festival

‘She finally felt free to do the things that were in her’ — Family seeks answers in murder of woman found below Interlaken Park

When will the Central District Amazon Fresh open? Amazon’s not saying

 

One dead, one wounded in overnight Capitol Hill protest zone shooting — UPDATE

After mayor’s vow to peacefully clear camp, another shooting in Cal Anderson protest zone sends man to hospital — Plus, possible second victim

With reopening bringing COVID-19 case count worries, Washington will join Seattle and King County in making masks mandatory

 

An ‘extraordinarily severe’ emergency: the radioactive leak at Harborview

More hate vandalism on Capitol Hill: City says AIDS Memorial Pathway installations torn down

Police search for suspect after shooting victim found at Broadway and Howell — UPDATE: No shooting, SPD says

 

Victim says thousands ripped off in 23rd and Union mugging

Meaty Johnson’s brings ‘Seattle barbecue’ to Capitol Hill

Families Belong Together protests on June 30th include Seattle rally

With a snip of a ribbon, two years of construction starts on Capitol Hill Station development

 

Warby Parker latest big brand with plans to join Pike/Pine

Capitol Hill Community Post | Broadway has a new Pride organizer

Capitol Hill Community Post | Washington’s 43rd District Democrats 2017 Endorsement Results

 

Police bust up Capitol Hill ‘dance party’ protest — UPDATE

Capitol Hill Pride 2012 | 4th annual Festival on Broadway, block parties, Anti-Capitalist Drag Show

SPD tangles with student debt protesters on Broadway

Pike/Pine digital animation studio hit in $50,000 burglary

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