This week in CHS history | Deadly shooting at Broadway/Pike, Seattle ‘negative covenant’ law, Joe Bar says goodbye
(Image: Joe Bar)
Here are the top stories from this week in CHS history:
The Plant Store moves to Capitol Hill, bringing a green thumb to the ‘Voodoo pink’ block of Pine
Knitting together crochet, coffee, and community, Stitch Cafe now open on Capitol Hill
Broadway Business Improvement Area says no Hilloween kids carnival this year
Man shot, learning center hit but kids safe in 23rd and Jackson driveby — UPDATE
‘I’m at a 1’ — Questions of crime and just how safe Seattle really is loom over District 3 race
Black Star Farmers holds community gathering to save garden in Cal Anderson — UPDATE
Should Washington fight the Bolt Creek Fire to protect Seattle’s air? — UPDATE
Joe Bar closing after 25 years of community, coffee, crepes, and art on Capitol Hill — UPDATE
Rubinstein Bagels ready for grand opening on Capitol Hill’s 15th Ave E
The next time you find yourself in Bangkok, stop by Pike/Pine
Maps cause neighborhood stir over Seattle encampment protections
City says legendary ad space at 12th and Pine needs to come down
Capitol Hill’s The Sanctuary, once a church, now townhouses, fixes its ‘window problem’
Helicopter heads-up — Why you might see choppers over Madison
Car service start-up Uber opens Seattle office on Capitol Hill
Old Broadway Hollywood Video space still empty — once Scientologists are done with it
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