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:

2025

 

Amid Capitol Hill’s growing set of shuttered spaces, Seattle considers ban on agreements that block new groceries and pharmacies

A third victim and city council rep public safety plan as 18-year-old victim in deadly Broadway and Pike shooting identified

Stateside, Mamnoon, the Roastery — Plans for Blue Willow hoped to fill one of the recent holes in Capitol Hill food and drink

‘Hey, what should go in this space?’ — Calls from neighborhood to fill empty Kaiser Permanente Capitol Hill campus spaces being answered along 15th Ave

2024

 

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

City’s latest rate adjustments show nightlife crowds apparently willing to pay anything to park in Pike/Pine

Broadway Business Improvement Area says no Hilloween kids carnival this year

2023

 

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

How Seattle saved Cafe Racer

2022

 

Pikes/Pines | That sound you heard over Capitol Hill in the middle of the night might have been a bird

Should Washington fight the Bolt Creek Fire to protect Seattle’s air? — UPDATE

Starbucks abandoned this expensive and hard to maintain Capitol Hill cafe — Now it’s covered in plywood

Joe Bar closing after 25 years of community, coffee, crepes, and art on Capitol Hill — UPDATE

2021

 

With more than 40% of city’s homeless population living in vehicles, Seattle will restore enforcement of 72-hour parking rule — 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

‘The carpenters’ fight is our fight to make Seattle affordable for all’ — Sawant unveils construction worker parking reimbursement bill

2016

 

Maps cause neighborhood stir over Seattle encampment protections

Capitol Hill #seattlestorm watch

City says legendary ad space at 12th and Pine needs to come down

Black ownership, Black identity, Black residents: Liberty Bank Building’s one-of-a-kind ‘memorandum of understanding’

2011

 

CHS talks to the wrong Andrew Meyer

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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