This Saturday afternoon a new documentary that may be on its way to the Sundance Film Festival will be screened in the Chapel at Congressional Cemetery. The film, God’s House, tells the little-known story of Muslim hospitality in Albania that saved the lives of thousands of Jews during World War II, and a present-day Muslim […]
Last night Hill East residents met with local police officers and detectives from the carjacking unit at the PSA 107 meeting at Liberty Baptist Church, located at 527 Kentucky Ave, SE. Approximately 20 residents were in attendance for the discussion with MPD Lieutenant Daniel Ewell (daniel.ewell@dc.gov), Sergeant Mike Architzel (michael.architzel@dc.gov), and four officers who cover […]
On Friday afternoon a DC Text Alert went out about a structurally unsound building being evacuated due to the effect of heavy rains on the property. From the looks of it, the property, at 15th and A Streets Northeast Southeast, was in bad shape to begin with. Neighbors at Cutz on the Hill Barbershop said […]
It’s entirely possible that the rain we’re getting may continue through the weekend, but let’s be optimistic. You can take your pick of cultural, food, or shopping focused outings to get out the house and sample the array of activities in the neighborhood. Many of these options are even worth picking up the drippy umbrella […]
In case you weren’t following our coverage of last night’s ANC6B meeting on Twitter last night, we’d like to announce that Norman Metzger was the winner of the ANC6B-03 special election, filling the seat vacated by Julie Olsen. THIH contacted Norm this morning to learn a bit more about what he plans do now that […]