Hey there! This morning as I walked to yoga class, I caught the first soupçon of a chill in the air. Kids are almost back at school and Congress is almost back in session, so just remember to breathe deeply and enjoy. What’s been happening?
Need a feel-good story? The Washington Informer writes about youth entrepreneurship at the Youth Entrepreneur Institute’s (YEI) annual KidBizCON and it’s inspirational.
The District Government might gain control of the DC Armory because the National Park Service submitted a proposal to transfer administrative jurisdiction, according to the Washington Examiner.
Hayden Panettiere’s death is not just tragic on its own, but also a stark reminder that few stars are as caring or wear their hearts on their sleeves supporting causes like DC statehood. May she rest in peace and may her wonderful deeds never be forgotten. CityCast DC
Not quite on the Hill, but the DC Grand Prix will not just bring traffic snarls, loud noises and toxic fumes to the Capital this weekend– it could also endanger the art, according to WTOP. LAWD MAKE IT STOP.
In case you missed it, a new BID is forming on H Street NE. Hill Rag
Farther down on H, the one big joint condo project in the 1000 block on H Street NE is now two projects that are maybe, possibly, having a hard time getting off the ground. Washington Business Journal
CityCast DC also takes a look at the slow-moving condo market. Between the mortgage rates being above 6% and people being fired left and right, I can’t imagine why the market is slowing down. (/sarcasm)
By the way, do YOU want a stadium that will fill opponents’ hearts with dread of playing here? Frankly, the fear should come from playing a competent team, but since I don’t have the Commanders’ ear, I get to vent over here. Washington Informer
Friend of the blog Jill Nguyen of Capitol Jill Baking talked to The 51st about her favorite desserts around town. Yum.
Janeese Lewis George’s Mayoral campaign wants feedback from small and local businesses. Click here to fill out a brief survey.