This week in CHS history | Voodoo arrives on Capitol Hill, Time Warp debuts, ‘No’ victory in Sawant Recall

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

Monster Dogs is legit but county has begun crackdown on Pike/Pine ‘unpermitted mobile food vendors’

Likelihood says ‘economics and crime’ behind giving up on Capitol Hill sneaker shop

Don’t let new 520 bike/walk bridge get lost in the Montlake Lid’s sea of cars — Opening celebration Saturday

Part gym, part bar, here’s what new Capitol Hill Henry’s Gymnasium looks like — UPDATE

A late night visit to Capitol Hill’s ’21-hour’ Voodoo Doughnuts

Rancho Bravo says adios to Capitol Hill as Teto’s Cantina moves in

‘Solid loss’ — A Capitol Hill low-waste retail experiment ends as The Naked Grocer will close to end 2023

Clouds over Cap Hill Kitchens as TJ’s Street Tacos says Capitol Hill ‘ghost kitchen’ shut it down over complaints

‘KEEP DENNY BLAINE NUDE’ — Hundreds fill Seattle Parks meeting to oppose play area backed by private donor — UPDATE: Plan nixed!

INSERT COINS — Capitol Hill’s Time Warp arcade bar is ready to play

As the moon waxes full, SugarPill and its neighborhood apothecarist are leaving Capitol Hill

With an owner returning to the community that first welcomed him, Tamarind Tree will reshape R Place building in 2023

Seattle City Council ready to set new rules for street cafes and food trucks

Design review: Someday they’ll redevelop the abandoned E Olive Way Starbucks but first they’re building this 7-story mixed-use apartment building across the street

Kshama Solidarity throwing a ‘Victory Party’ as ‘voter protection campaign’ begins over challenged ballots — UPDATE: Yes campaign says recall ‘will likely fall short’

After a year of task force work, pot in Seattle is still too white — Report says city will need to change zoning to give social equity owners a chance

This Capitol Hill restaurant survived opening just as COVID-19 hit but couldn’t keep up with Broadway rent

Métier Brewing Company will bring Black-owned beer — and Japanese street food — to new Central District taproom in 2022

With hospitals reaching danger point, Washington will extend COVID-19 restrictions into January

Reported two-car collision knocks out power along E Madison — UPDATE

Design review: Belmont Commons ‘co-living’ building will rise eight stories and squeeze 78 units into Capitol Hill’s dense core

Long live Capitol Hill’s La Quinta — Residents rally (early!) to make 17th and Denny Anhalt apartments a landmark

Black Lives Matter Seattle-King County calls on Durkan to launch investigation of SPD’s Office of Police Accountability and decision to abandon East Precinct

Bauhaus closes Capitol Hill cafe, says won’t be returning to Melrose and Pine

SPD investigation continues into death of Seattle Central student — UPDATE

Ruckus ‘defiantly’ opens as Capitol Hill’s first pot shop

Odd Fellows developer gets jail time in ‘cockamamie scheme’ to poison trees

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