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

 

INSERT COINS — Capitol Hill’s Time Warp arcade bar is ready to play

Seattle City Council ready to set new rules for street cafes and food trucks

As the moon waxes full, SugarPill and its neighborhood apothecarist are leaving Capitol Hill

 

Tables turn in Sawant recall as No vote takes lead — still nearly 600 ‘signature challenges’ to sort out

This Capitol Hill restaurant survived opening just as COVID-19 hit but couldn’t keep up with Broadway rent

Police find lots of shell casings, no victims after gunfire in Garfield High School parking lot — UPDATE

Hot Mama’s will get a new E Pine parking garage neighbor as Mia’s off Broadway says goodbye to Capitol Hill

 

Long live Capitol Hill’s La Quinta — Residents rally (early!) to make 17th and Denny Anhalt apartments a landmark

The latest Capitol Hill food and drink trend: hibernation

With hospitals reaching danger point, Washington will extend COVID-19 restrictions into January

Design review: Belmont Commons ‘co-living’ building will rise eight stories and squeeze 78 units into Capitol Hill’s dense core

 

Want to be part of 110 affordable new apartments above Capitol Hill Station? Here’s how to join the Station House crowd

Another late 2019 Capitol Hill closure, Añejo exits old Dilettante space on Broadway

A concept large enough to fill Pike/Pine’s preservation-boosted present, Capitol Hill pub Stout set to close

E Pine’s Fogon to add sister bar La Josie’s on E Pike

 

Scratch Deli — with a butter chicken sandwich and a side of nostalgia — set to say goodbye to Capitol Hill

Development follows Twilight Exit to the Central District (but this time the dive bar has years to prepare for it)

Fight with woman tearing apart store brings big police response to Broadway

 

$15 minimum wage in Seattle? Here’s what Capitol Hill food+drink business owners think

Capitol Hill food+drink | Optimism Brewing on Capitol Hill?

Preservation-free Pike/Belmont project takes turn in front of design review board

Photographs show life on street around Capitol Hill and below I-5

HELP KEEP CHS PAYWALL-FREE
Subscribe to CHS to help us hire writers and photographers to cover the neighborhood. CHS is a pay what you can community news site with no required sign-in or paywall. To stay that way, we need you.

Become a subscriber to help us cover the neighborhood for as little as $5 a month.