This week in CHS history | Summit Slope Park opens, 2023 double murder in Cal Anderson, Capitol Hill May Days past

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

Neighborhood group takes city to court over ‘sweeping changes’ in Seattle growth plan

Sorry, Capitol Hill window shoppers — Tiny Casita International is closing on 15th Ave E

The Harborview cafeteria: delicious, affordable, and kind of a secret

May Day 2025 in Seattle crosses Capitol Hill with rally, chants, and marching — UPDATE

One to hospital after shooting in Broadway shopping center parking lot

May Day 2024 in Seattle: Workers’ rights rally and march from Westlake, CD refugee and UW protest camps, and plywood on the Capitol Hill Starbucks roastery

Capitol Hill losing two unique shops as Big Little News is folding and Freeman will pull up stakes for SoDo

Amid continued rise in East Precinct burglaries, somebody broke into Seattle Fish Guys and stole all the salmon

‘Scenes Of Violence Major’ — Two dead in Cal Anderson shooting

A Capitol Hill remembrance: Rachel Marshall, of Montana, Nacho Borracho, and Rachel’s Ginger Beer

As Vivace turns 35, its Broadway sidewalk bar will serve its final shots — UPDATE: ‘We cannot compete with ourselves’

Bad timing — Sound Transit says downtown clock removal mishap could mean 336 hours of light rail service disruption

Despite reopenings and busier Capitol Hill streets, Pike/Pine remains plagued by break-ins and busted glass

Man charged in apartment building gunfire that locked down blocks of Capitol Hill

Sound Transit overhauls fare enforcement policies to address economic and racial equity — and thousands of riders it says do not pay

Rats and off-leash dogs — Two years after CHOP, a community conversation on safety in Cal Anderson

‘There is no going back to normal’ — Annual workers rights march returns for Seattle May Day 2021

As city reaches 40% vaccinated, Seattle whipsaws from no appointments available to thousands

One shot in drive-by outside 23rd Ave Ezell’s

With animal control tickets about to ramp back up in Seattle, this group wants a dog park in Cal Anderson

Expanded list of seismically risky buildings could spur a new development wave on Capitol Hill

Capitol Hill food+drink | Sizzle Pie and Dark Bar open in Pike/Pine

What some Capitol Hill businesses are saying about the Seattle minimum wage study

May Day 2016: Chamber prepares, anti-capitalists, for a change, plan march *off* Capitol Hill — UPDATE

City outlines draft of 7 conditions for Volunteer Park Cafe permit

CHS Pics: Capitol Hill’s Summit Slope Park dedicated on a sunny Sunday

CHS Pics: First Hill breaks ground on its ‘first high-rise apartment building in 35 years’

The CHS Schemata Dozen: 12 buildings that show how it should be done on Capitol Hill

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