This week in CHS history | Wealthiest Puget Sound ZIP Codes, Brian Fairbrother crash, Capitol Hill ‘Stay Out of Drug Area,’
Here are the top stories from this week in CHS history:
Roma Roma — with Roman pizza ‘by the cut’ — coming to Capitol Hill’s 12th Ave
Capitol Hill: New home of the two wealthiest Puget Sound ZIP Codes
Report: King County Council mulling pause in Broadway Crisis Care Center process — UPDATE
Pride and repairs after vandalism targets Capitol Hill’s rainbow crosswalks and bus stop
‘A big percentage’ — Marking CHOP’s real borders as Capitol Hill tuned in to Trump-Harris debate
Study: The air on Seattle’s trains and buses is safe — and likely to contain meth and fentanyl
After 35 years on Capitol Hill, Machiavelli family growing with new restaurant in Edmonds
Eight-story E Olive Way development finally ready for last step in Seattle design review process
Xóm ready to create a new Vietnamese food+drink ‘neighborhood’ in Capitol Hill’s Chophouse Row
‘Haze’ — 2022 Seattle smoke season is here (for the weekend?)
Old home destined for demolition to make way for townhouse project burns on 13th Ave — UPDATE
‘You are ordered to disperse’ — Echoes of CHOP as SPD arrest on Broadway draws large crowd — UPDATE
Ready to ‘lean into really dark,’ Anchorhead Coffee opening new bakery and cafe on Capitol Hill
King County ‘vaccine verification’ system could start in October
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City Council will consider 65-foot height to clear path for 23rd and Union project
Teen victim flees to community center after 23rd Ave shooting
Vivace general manager suffers brain injury in cycling crash — UPDATE
Capitol Hill street a movie set for big ’21 and Over’ stunt scene
‘Until safety is restored’ — East Precinct commander cracks down on Cal Anderson
Planned 4-story apartment project to replace craft store, Capitol Hill Hair on 19th Ave E
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