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

 

Xóm’s elevated Vietnamese now open in Capitol Hill’s Chophouse Row

‘To see what they can build’ — Developer sizing up Bait Shop property for 6-story mixed-use project on Broadway

Behind the Capitol Hill curtains at a ‘macabre Halloween cocktail party,’ local theater makers and ‘tiny moments to scare the partygoers’

CHS Pics | No trunk-or-treating in the Capitol Hill trick or treat hot zone

 

Seattle’s smaller homeless sweeps continue including Nagle Place encampment

Fighting words: Capitol Hill’s T’Juana Tacos has claim to the best tacos in Seattle

Ready whenever inspiration strikes, new 24-hour pottery studio to open on Capitol Hill

CHS Pics | Hilloweekend ghouls and boos overtake Pike/Pine

 

Hilloween lives! Pictures from masked and vaxxed Pike/Pine — Plus, where to trick or treat on Capitol Hill

Man shot and killed overnight in 23rd and Jackson parking lot

KFC Capitol Hill: Pelicana ready to perfect Korean Fried Chicken at Harvard and Pine

 

Seattle Police Department brings ‘perfect storm’ concerns to East Precinct community crime meeting

UW model shows how COVID-19 spreads through neighborhoods like Capitol Hill

Broadway’s Blade and Timber comes out swinging in fight over serving beer at Capitol Hill axe throwing venue

 

CHS Pics | The Spider House rules: 50+ pictures from the Capitol Hill trick or treat hot zone

A battle over Amazon? Sawant vs. Orion in their own words on District 3 issues — housing, homelessness, public safety, and the environment

The story of the Trick or Treat House of Montlake

Lionhead lives on as chef takes over Broadway Sichuan joint — and adds his speciality congee to the menu

 

12th/Pike dog daycare project will also include Capitol Hill’s first doggie bar

CHS Pics | 2014 Capitol Hill Halloween costumes, spooky yards & Hillebrities

Inside the Uncle Ike’s lawsuit: the case, the secret partners… and the parklet

Three to hospital as suspected DUI driver involved in ‘high speed’ Broadway crash — UPDATE

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