Here’s some neat stories from the past few days at CapitolHillSeattle.com, our news partners who diligently cover our neighborhood.

• Not so cute response: Police are investigating a gaybashing that took place near campus at 11th Avenue and East Pine Street Saturday.
• Easier parking? It’s nearly impossible to drive down Broadway to go have dinner. So most of us walk. But some changes by the city may make it easier to find a spot.
• World-class cellist: Lauri Goldston played at Vermillion Wednesday.
• Dancing with the law: Ever dance on those metal dance steps along Broadway? We thought so.  A local photographer is in hot water over copyright issues with the public art, reports CHS.
• Partnering for the future of news: Just in case you missed it, CapitolHillSeattle.com and The Spectator are partnering in news gathering. Here’s our editorial on the partnership.
• Scooped! I pitched a story about Seattle Central culinary last year sometime (or maybe I meant to and didn’t). I had heard from some students that the food is delicious. CHS beat us to the punch with this review. If you get a chance, head over to Square One Bistro and give it a try.
• Starbucks in hot water? CHS broke the news that a local artist was having some trouble getting her show hung in that fake Starbucks, Roy Street Coffee.
• A new horse in town: CHS writes about Unicorn’s early opening. Unicorn is replacing the (beloved by many at Seattle University) Satellite bar on East Pike Street. We’ve got photos here.

Check out more great local coverage at CapitolHillSeattle.com.