The numbers are in and the report has been delivered — for the recent Barracks Row feedback poll, that is. The question remains, was there any suspicion that the results would be anything other than a battle cry and ammunition for uber-restaurateur Xavier Cervera in the ongoing neighborhood dialogue about the restaurant and retail mix […]
One of the most marvelous sights in this fair city of ours, in my opinion, is the annual march of the elephants. It’s happening again this year this Tuesday at 2 p.m. The Tweet-savvy Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus pachyderms will start their lumbering stroll at Garfield Park and swing their trunks all […]
Sure, the robins and daffodils scream spring, but this time of year it’s the increasing number of Open House signs that signal arrival of the vernal equinox. The self-confessed open house voyeurs could be in training for speed and stealth for when the right house comes along, because here on the Hill you have to […]
Last week there was a collective sigh as Hill parents found out the results of the DCPS lotteries. Well, actually the sighs were pretty quiet, especially from those who were hoping their young scholars would be able to attend the Montessori at Logan (the program that was formerly located at Watkins Elementary School) as the […]
I received an email recently that made my wallet itch and my tummy rumble. The outdoor market at Eastern Market is accepting new vendor applications until March 31. That means there’s room for new arts & crafts vendors, farmers/growers/producers, dealers in all things antique, collectible and vintage, prepared food purveyors, as well as “Ethno-specific” imports. […]