Maria Helena Carey

María Helena Carey has always liked to write, tell stories and take pictures but it wasn’t until she moved to the Nation’s Capital that she began exploring all three in a serious manner. She loves poking around Capitol Hill and photographing some of her favorite things: food, her kids, quirky little dogs and cats, and Capitol Hill façades. She is also a portrait photographer and you can see her work at http://mariahelenacarey.com You can contact her at Maria@thehillishome.com

Maria Helena Carey
25 Dec 2018

DC:

DC Does NOT Like Eggnog (?) and Other Fun Festive Things

Apparently, America is deeply divided on the subject of, oh, I don’t know– pretty much everything? Among those divisions, Tally shared the results from a national survey on whether people like holiday eggnog. DC is in the anti-eggnog camp, although it was too close to call with 942 responses, according to the survey results. Personally, […]


19 Dec 2018

DC:

Nominate Your Favorite Restaurant for a RAMMY Award, Starting Today!

Help celebrate the best in the District's food and drink by nominating your favorite member restaurants to the 2019 RAMMYs.


18 Dec 2018

News:

Exciting News: DC Council Just Passed the Clean Energy DC Omnibus Act of 2018

In news to wrap this year up right, the Council of the District of Columbia passed the Clean Energy Omnibus Act of 2018. The act calls for insuring that by 2032, 100% of the District’s power should come from renewable sources. It’s a dramatic step forward, and one that will make DC a model city […]


18 Dec 2018

News:

Hill Buzz

Happy December 18, everyone! Can you believe that in exactly two weeks’ time, 2018 will have been but a distant memory? My, how time flies when you’re watching the news with your jaw agape, amirite? Anyway, what is the Capitol Hill buzz around the interwebs? Newsworthy: There’s been some momentum regarding a petition titled Hail […]


18 Dec 2018

Sponsored Post:

Groundbreaking Partnership for D.C.’s Trees

The following is a sponsored post by Casey Trees, a DC-based non-profit that is committed to restoring and enhancing the urban tree canopy. Thanks to them, the District trees –and us– are much healthier. Thank you to Casey Trees for supporting The Hill is Home. In the summer of 2015, Gallaudet University’s campus lost twelve […]


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