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

 

Nearing 50 years in Seattle, Elliott Bay Book Company has new Capitol Hill owners

No serious injuries reported as driver smashes into Coastal Kitchen — UPDATE

‘Driven by data’ and mapping ‘Verified Tent and RV Encampments,’ Mayor Harrell rolls out One Seattle Homelessness Action Plan

With beer from one of the few black-owned breweries in the nation, Métier’s new Central District taproom is ready for grand opening

 

As it reopens from year of COVID-19 restrictions, Seattle wants its residents to meet, play, do business — and get married — in the street

Goodbye to the 47 — UPDATE

New E Union bike lanes connect Capitol Hill to the Central District

Think Pete Holmes is ‘soft on crime?’ What if Seattle had an abolitionist City Attorney?

 

Seattle ‘Defiant Walk of Resistance’ protest planned over George Floyd killing — UPDATE: Friday night protest: Smashed glass at Amazon grocery and Ferrari dealership, seven arrests

Flames, tear gas, and gunfire as crowds and police clash in second day of George Floyd protests in Seattle — UPDATE: CURFEW

‘Thousands’ march across Capitol Hill blocked from downtown in third night of Seattle protests — UPDATE: Rally in Westlake

Seattle under curfew again as fourth night of protests planned — UPDATE: Tear gas and flash grenades at Capitol Hill’s East Precinct

A demolition on Millionaire’s Row

 

First look: Life on Mars lands on Capitol Hill

Capitol Hill LGBTQ landmark the Gaslight Inn hits market for $3.5M

Capitol Hill Chamber of Commerce to shut down as plans for new effort to represent neighborhood business community takes shape

 

Coalition of small Capitol Hill property owners wants to halt chamber’s ‘Business Improvement Area’ expansion

‘Tree-point system’ — In quest to stay leafy, Seattle looks at new canopy protection rules

SWAT standoff blocks off area around E Howell — UPDATE: Suspect taken into custody

 

Capitol Hill food+drink | Volunteer Park Cafe settles in at 17th and Galer

Fast food strikers march on Capitol Hill — UPDATE

Steinbrueck makes his case for mayor with slow-growth base on Capitol Hill — ‘It’s not Not in My Back Yard’

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