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

 

Man found beaten to death behind Broadway Rite Aid identified — UPDATE

Here’s your chance to own a Capitol Hill bookshop

How should we reshape District 3? Here are four proposals to redraw Seattle City Council district borders

 

On path for ‘70%,’ Seattle announces location for mass vaccination mega site

COVID-19 closures and a few hopes of new locations: Little Neon Taco, By Tae, Drizzle and Shine, and more

After a year of protest, Seattle ready for next steps as Black Brilliance Research Project report sets path for new participatory budget effort

 

With first ‘presumptive positive’ COVID-19 case in King County, here’s what officials are saying about spread and preparation — UPDATE: First U.S. death here

There’s a 25,000-square-foot grocery coming to 23rd and Jackson — and it might just have Amazon’s name on it

You’ve heard about H Mart, here’s how the rest of Capitol Hill Station’s mix of retail, food, drink, daycare, and new home for the farmers market is shaping up

Developer says auto row-inspired design for 15th Ave E project rejected for not being modern enough

 

Spice Waala’s Indian street food going ‘brick and mortar’ on Capitol Hill — UPDATE

Holy Names reaches agreement with Capitol Hill neighbors after long fight over underground parking garage

Fire up your Instagram, Korean fried chicken chain Bonchon now open on Broadway

 

The three-way race to open first E Olive Way pot shops has two winners

43rd District senator explains ‘widely misunderstood’ records law vote — UPDATE

 

Capitol Hill food+drink | 24-hour ‘dive’ Lost Lake set to serve Pike/Pine

R Place another Capitol Hill nightclub fighting red tape

County parking analysis says developers do, indeed, create more parking than we need

Broadway at Union’s Complete Automotive ‘under contract’ and ready for development

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