This fall, Washingtonians will be voting for an At-large Councilmember, as David Grosso announced that he would not run again. The field of candidates is extremely large and varied, with 25 people vying for the seat. The Hill is Home partnered up with CHAMPS, the Capitol Hill Chamber of Commerce, to ask the candidates a few […]
Welcoming a new coffeeshop to the fold is always nice: There is the anticipation of getting that first cup, seeing how it’s served and who serves it, and then the anticipation of turning that one singular moment into a ritual– whether solo or with friends. I asked Nazia Khan, who is Neighborhood Restaurant Group’s Director […]
It’s Wednesday, folks. I don’t know who else is struggling under the weight of our collective grief over RBG (Washington Post) or of the weather changes, but if you need a little time to just relax and breathe, do it. Feels like I’m writing a lot of self-help-y kinds of directions lately, but again– the times […]
Dear neighbors, As the election approaches, there is still no one to replace commissioner Kelly Waud, ANC 6B07. Kelly has done an incredible job these past years, but now we need YOU! Do you live between 12 and 14th Streets SE, south of Pennsylvania Avenue SE? Yeah? If so, vote as a write-in! Find out […]
It’s 41 days until election day and most of you have probably made up your minds about whom you will vote in the general election. However, when it comes to local elections, most people have no idea how their District, Ward or advisory neighborhood commissions are divided or affect them. Local outlets such as Greater […]