This week in CHS history | Hill gay bars make liquor board pushback, coldest day in 23 years, E Union Tiny Houses

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

 

Seattle anti-Trump protests including ‘PUNCH A NAZI’ illuminated display continue at Cal Anderson Park

With dancing, events, and a new name, group steps forward with new plan for Capitol Hill’s Century Ballroom

Recycle and reuse? New thrift shop lined up as Lifelong to say goodbye to Broadway store — UPDATE

Still not much preserved when Pike/Pine preservation projects dig in — but the Booth Building will rise again

 

‘Lewd conduct’ — Capitol Hill gay bars and clubs band together to push back on liquor board inspections

Carmelo’s Tacos set to move in where Starbucks moved out over ‘safety and security incidents’ on Broadway

With Madison RapidRide G work wrapping up this year, Eastlake RapidRide J ready to dig in

Hollingsworth holding 23rd & Union Public Safety Meeting over area gun violence

 

Yeah, the Capitol Hill rogue crosswalk was cool but have you tried joining the Seattle Street Fixers to help keep city’s places to walk and bike clear?

Flanked by tech workers and human rights supporters, Sawant to propose ‘first-in-nation’ caste protections in Seattle

Developer behind big Seattle Old Spaghetti Factory project buys little Capitol Hill office building property

Rollover crash at 21st and John follows reported armed robbery in Volunteer Park — UPDATE

 

It’s like combining Seattle Smoke Season with Seattle’s Coldest Day in 23 Years — Air stagnation advisory issued

BREAKING: SEATTLE PICKLEBALL STUDY IN CRUCIAL FINAL PHASE

‘No community college in the system has closed its doors’ — Seattle Central will face more cutbacks and reductions as enrollment plunge continues — UPDATE

Once notorious for its E Olive Way sign, Capitol Hill’s Amante Pizza has closed

 

State lowers bar for COVID-19 reopenings — Seattle can advance to Phase 2

With 1,000+ doses expiring after freezer failure, Seattle U clinic part of overnight COVID-19 vaccination scramble

Echohawk announces run for Seattle Mayor including plan for new Public Safety Department — UPDATE

 

CHS Pics | Take a tour of E Union’s Tiny House Village

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

75 years later, streetcars return to Capitol Hill

Broadway businesses wary of a two stop extension to First Hill Streetcar

Murray plans big property tax boost, Sawant calls for emergency $10M in Seattle homelessness crisis — UPDATE

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