This week in CHS history | R Place loses lease, first Capitol Hill SODA order, 12th Ave Square park is born

12th Ave Square Park was born in 2016 (Image: CHS)

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

Demolition reveals a ‘new’ Capitol Hill ‘ghost sign’

Shelley Brothers, co-owner of Capitol Hill’s The Wildrose, has died

Seattle downtown’s proposed digital kiosk program could spread to streets of Pike/Pine

Seattle’s first — and only — STAY OUT OF DRUG AREA ORDER issued on Capitol Hill

8 Oz. closure ends 12 years of burger bar dreams on Capitol Hill — UPDATE

After more than 30 years, Capitol Hill’s Coastal Kitchen to make way for something new on 15th Ave E

Man dies after found down in Volunteer Park — UPDATE

Boca family of restaurants and its Broadway bakery remain shuttered following owner’s death

On 15th Ave E, development faces debate over plans for a sixth story

Video shows East Precinct officers back down after bystanders step in over heavy response to Capitol Hill ‘shots fired’ 911 calls

Family of woman killed by E Madison hit and run driver asks for public’s help in investigation — UPDATE

From the Central District to 520, six years of 23rd Ave road diet work comes to an end with final, modest changes in Montlake

What a scuttled eight-story development north of Cal Anderson might say about what comes next for new housing in the city — and for Seattle renters

No injuries as Capitol Hill shootout leaves shattered glass and bullet holes around Pine and Melrose — UPDATE

Picking up where it left off three summers ago, Capitol Hill Block Party announces lineup, plans for 2022 return

Broadway about to go down a minute clinic — Swedish announces plan to close primary care facility

What will the Capitol Hill Safeway redevelopment look like? Public design review process begins this week

Capitol Hill gay club R Place loses lease and begins search for new home

Sawant wants City Council to call on Olympia Democrats to not ‘undermine’ Seattle’s big business payroll tax

Man dies in fall onto I-5 Olive Way exit

FBI: Florida ‘hardcore leftist’ charged with federal threats traveled to CHOP to be part of ‘revolution’

Broadway’s new post office is not pretty — but it’s open

Labor groups oppose New Seasons Market as candidate for Capitol Hill Station tenant

Man dies inside Capitol Hill’s Club Z

In the Central District, big real estate deals moving forward along 23rd Ave

Seattle gains a woonerf: 12th Ave Square Park now open

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