This week in CHS history | A Collaborative Landscape art project in Cal Anderson Park, Oddfellows gets new owners, Capitol Hill Station apartment buildings open
Here are the top stories from this week in CHS history:
After its sibling bar shuttered last week, Capitol Hill’s Stateside restaurant is also a goner
A good Election Night for Seattle’s band of upstart progressives
Olmstead set to close next month — with hope the spirit of the Broadway Grill will live on
CHS Pics | Dead Baby Down-Capitol Hill: Annual Seattle bike race zooms down 15th Ave E
With hopes for federal support, Seattle City Council preparing I-5 lid resolution
SPD investigating after man dies from injuries in Hubbell Place encampment assault
First count in primary looks good for Harrell-González race for Seattle Mayor — UPDATE
A new backdrop for Pike/Pine, Broadway gas station get branding overhaul
Police search for suspect after woman shot at Broadway and Pike
A hole in Capitol Hill’s Chophouse Row after Chop Shop’s sudden closure
Why Sound Transit is not rolling out more 3-car light rail trains
Design firm files for bankruptcy after leasing Capitol Hill office to The Real World
Madison’s mystery tower buzzes have inspection crews baffled, residents going batty
Under the Pine I-5 overpass: ‘no man’s land populated by the homeless, mental cases…’
12th Ave’s Varro calls it quits selling off bar stools, sound system and even the booze
Atlas? Shrug: Vintage clothing retailer quietly leaves Capitol Hill
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