This week in CHS history | The French Guys opens, Broadway Crisis Care Center announced, #BansOffOurBodies protest

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

King County planning Crisis Care Center at Broadway and Union — UPDATE

Judkins Park Station — and light rail connecting Seattle to the Eastside — now on track for 2026

Protests planned as fundamentalist church bringing #DontMessWithOurKids rally to Cal Anderson next week

Capitol Hill’s Regent Bakery and Cafe is now (finally) Raku Shabu Shabu

Victim in deadly stabbing identified, details emerge in fatal Capitol Hill Station altercation — UPDATE: Fundraiser

Northern Lights above Capitol Hill? ‘Best aurora viewing conditions that many of us in the PNW have ever experienced’

Seattle City Hall shaping new nude and neighbor-friendly policy for Denny Blaine Park

Police: Evidence links First Hill ax murder suspect to killing of homeless man in 12th Ave alley

Bigger and better, Glo’s Diner reopens Monday in its new Capitol Hill Station home

Family letter shares details of Rachel Marshall celebration of life and her unexpected passing

Not Boujie: Change in plans has Marjorie making nine-block move to the Central District

With one of the first mass-timber highrise apartment buildings in the United States about to open, researchers test how wood will stand up to a major Capitol Hill earthquake

‘The famous eclair? That’s not us’ — The French Guys are now home on Capitol Hill

#BansOffOurBodies — Thousands rally for abortion rights on Seattle’s Capitol Hill

Seoul Tofu and Jjim owners tried the Broadway pho business but found Capitol Hill success in Korean braised ribs and Soondubu stew

The Ann Davison way takes hold in Seattle: City Attorney talks more aggressive approach to Seattle’s low level crime at East Precinct community meeting

Next for Capitol Hill’s Canterbury space: new restaurant Meliora — UPDATE

Broadway Hill Park next in ongoing Seattle homeless encampment sweeps — UPDATE

Here’s what happened when Recall Sawant asked off-duty cops to join its campaign efforts on Broadway

Downsize SPD? Seattle debates new Community Safety and Communications Center to move 911 and parking enforcement operations out of Seattle Police

June 30: The pandemic isn’t over but Washington marks a date for reopening

Capitol Hill food+drink | The Harry’s Fine Foods transformation

As speakeasy fad fades, Capitol Hill’s Knee High Stocking Co. steps forward

Stretched too thin? Capitol Hill cheese bar Culture Club to close

Here’s the plan to make room for 120,000 more Seattleites by 2035

SPD concerned about Capitol Hill burglar who doesn’t seem to mind if you’re home

Shaping Broadway Station: City publishes proposal for light rail development document

The secret of Elliott Bay Book Co’s success

Hottest new club night in Pike/Pine? StarCraft nerds rock Chao Bistro

Capitol Hill food+drink: Cure, Skillet, Confectional opening dates, Harvest Vine dodges fire scare

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