16 Jul 2018

Small Business:

Behind the Small Business: Howl to the Chief

Alan Chargin shares stories behind how Capitol Hill small businesses got their start. This week, he sat down with Kimberly Hawkins, owner of Howl to the Chief. The following conversation has been edited for clarity and brevity.   Tell us what everyone should know about Howl to the Chief. We serve most small animals, not […]


28 Jun 2018

Events:

To Do: Weekend of June 28th – July 1st

It is the weekend before the 4th of July so my guess is that lots of you are splitting town (lucky) and I truly hope you are blessed with no traffic, no rain and all the ice cream. The rest of us will be here just not-chilling. Tonight swing by the soon-to-open Audi Field and […]


28 Jun 2018

Events:

The Barracks Row Fourth of July Parade, This WEDNESDAY!

Not to brag – and not that we need to remind you, Capitol Hill neighbors– but we truly live in the best neighborhood ever. One of the specific things that makes this neighborhood amazing, apart from the caring neighbors and the excellent cuisine, is the fact that we have one of the best-kept secrets happening […]


06 Feb 2018

News:

Hill Buzz

    The WaPo declares that Barracks Row “is on the march again,” uses a photo of 7th Street to illustrate article. The Washington Post A scholarly look at what once was Swampoodle, complete with maps. InTowner DGS Delicatessen is closing on February 11. Maybe Hill Prince or Whaley’s should start carrying pastrami sandwiches? This is a […]


11 Dec 2017

History:

Lost Capitol Hill: “Noisy Martial Music”

As residents of Capitol Hill, we have become used to strange sounds emanating from local military installations, whether the guns of Arlington Cemetery,  aircraft flyovers, or the sounds of the National Anthem in the morning. While these are usually greeted with a simple,“What was that?” there are also historical precedents that do not accept these […]


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