Altus Realty Partners purchased Friendship House early Tuesday, according to Terry Hindermann, one of several partners at Altus Realty. The purchase price is still under wraps, but is sure to be under the $3.2 million initially offered by the winning bidder back in the fall. The other big question — future use — is answered though. […]
Last week the Capitol Hill Restoration Society (CHRS) hosted a community forum focused on the District’s Department of Transportation’s (DDOT) proposed Streetcar Project. The new system, as currently envisioned, consists of a 37-mile citywide system (8 lines, built in three phases) set to be completed by 2030. The first two lines will travel down H […]
The Capitol Hill BID is presenting a free showing of My Tale of Two Cities tonight at the US Capitol Visitor Center from 6 to 9 p.m. According to the BID’s press release, this event, “will share a story of urban transformation – and the impact individuals can have in revitalizing their communities. The first […]
My NCAA bracket may be dead but with the 70 degree weather this weekend, I barely even noticed. It was sad to see so many local favorites go down so early but those upsets are what makes the tournament some of the best sports to watch all year! And at least you had some amazing […]
March Madness bracket not doing well? Here’s your chance to take control and make up for it. Is your bracket killing? Use those skilz to put together your own winning team. Registration for Art & Go Seek is open, so grab some friends to form your team and jump into fray. Hosted by the Capitol […]