A few minutes before the scheduled start of the Nationals home opener last week, I found myself in the stadium instinctively turning to check the time at what used to be a perfectly functional clock (see accompanying image). Where once stood a lovely timepiece that would show the time of day with a pair of […]
Serve Your City (the hardest working nonprofit serving DC youth) is the Charity of the Month this April at Lavagna, 539 8th Street SE, a local, farm-to-table Italian restaurant located on Barracks Row in the heart of Capitol Hill. Join us for delicious, locally-sourced food and dazzling cocktails EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT in APRIL. Lavagna will […]
We encourage our readers to submit opinions on subjects about which they are passionate, especially if they are related to our neighborhood and our neighbors’ quality of life. For instance, campus rape statistics directly affect parents considering a high school with an explicit college partnership such as School Without Walls. Interested in voicing your opinion? […]
Alan Chargin will be sharing stories behind how Capitol Hill small businesses got their start. This week, he sat down with Matt Wixon, owner of Bookstore Movers. The following conversation has been edited for clarity and brevity. Alan: So, what led you to owning a moving company? Matt: It was a very interesting journey. I […]
You know spring is really here when the Open House list blows up. Thank you Dare Johnson Wenzler for sharing your weekly open houses with us. Take a look at the list and start dreaming! Priced out of the H Street NE and the Hill? Take a look at the still-affordable Rosedale/Kingman Park neighborhood, just a […]