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Claudia Rauch

Claudia, a Hill native, is a marketing and social media professional whose passion for food and love for D.C. got her started on her first blog, brunchandthecity.com. Claudia is the Marketing Director for Fulcrum Properties Group, and serves on the board of CHAMPS, Capitol Hill's Chamber of Commerce. You can contact Claudia at Claudia[at]thehillishome.com

Hill Buzz

Urban Turf examined the three proposals for the WMATA chiller facility. ANC 6B Commissioner Phil Peisch shared information on a fundraising scheme going on in the neighborhood. Young & Hungry and The Washington Post shared information on the newly opened Pizza Parts & Service on H Street NE. PoPVille reported that TruOrleans has been acquired and will […]

Dining Out for Life Returns on April 24

What’s better than an afternoon or evening out at one of your favorite restaurants? Knowing that your money is supporting a good cause. On Thursday, April 24th, more than 100 area restaurants have pledged to contribute 25% to 100% of that day’s proceeds to benefit Food & Friends’ clients living with HIV/AIDS, cancer and other […]

Yard Sales for the Weekend of 4/19

Spring weather is returning to us this weekend, so why not celebrate with a yard sale? If you’re having on, leave the details in the comment section. Planning one for a future weekend? We’ll open these open threads every week through the fall!

Hill Buzz

PoPVille reported that Remingtons is closing after 30 years. Loose Lips examined the possibility that Tommy Wells will run for an At-Large D.C. Council seat. JDLand shared the date for an upcoming community meeting on the Capper Community Center. The Washington Post checked out the newly open Barrel on Pennsylvania Avenue, SE. Washingtonian checked out […]

Reader Poll: Who Serves Up Your Favorite Grilled Cheese

In honor of National Grilled Cheese Day tomorrow (yes, it’s a thing), we thought we’d take a look at where you can satisfy your craving on Capitol Hill. From the classic to the gourmet, our neighborhood has lots of options. Which is your favorite?