This week in CHS history | Elijah Lewis murder, Amazon Fresh shutters on E Pike, Sawant recall

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

City says numbers will determine if Capitol Hill’s rogue stop signs become official

Man dies in shooting inside First Hill apartment building

As RapidRide G boardings rise above 5,000 a day, Metro rolls says ‘Advanced Service Management’ will streamline performance

Seattle Parks working on plan for new memorial in Cal Anderson marking CHOP and the 2020 Black Lives Matter protests — UPDATE

‘The backbone of a neighborhood’ — Capitol Hill leather bar The Cuff has new owner

Amazon shutting down its Capitol HIll grocery store

For a million or so bucks, you can preserve the midcentury modern Central District home of Victor Steinbrueck

Asylum-seeker camp moves in on Garfield Community Center grounds — UPDATE: Moving out

A new look but same neighborhood vibes at 15th Ave’s original Victrola Coffee

SPD investigating deadly Harvard and Pike shooting — UPDATE: Community builder and entrepreneur Elijah Lewis killed

What will one-way Pike and Pine and their new bike lanes look like? A new Capitol Hill connection with downtown Seattle

Nue is staying open later — will Capitol Hill follow?

Mail carrier robbed at gunpoint in Central District as Postal Service faces wave of ‘arrow key’ hold-ups

Latest proposed landmark on Capitol Hill’s Millionaire’s Row would honor legacy of Seattle pioneering businesswoman

Google Street View has gone dark for parts of Capitol Hill

Number one question CHS readers have about Capitol Hill: Why isn’t H Mart open yet?

St. James Cathedral is staying but the Archdiocese will be packing up as Westbank makes another First Hill development deal

They’re trying to recall Kshama Sawant — What happens next?

Why this retailer’s path to find a new home on Capitol Hill will take it through downtown’s overhauled Pacific Place

Plan for new City Market building: eight stories, mass timber, and a new home for the longtime Capitol Hill grocery — UPDATE

What the duck! Capitol Hill waterfowl question Seattle Parks over anti-duckling measures at Volunteer Park lily ponds

Broadway’s busiest 80 square feet now home to Antojitos Jalisco and its Capitol Hill fruit cocktail plans

‘Undervalued’ — $23.5M sale of 23rd and Union block mired in family legal fight

The *other* lawsuit at 23rd and Union: Activist sues property owners, City Hall for ‘strong racial hostility’

18 things CHS heard at Sawant small business summit

Capitol Hill food+drink | Spirit and Animal takes new shape on Broadway

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