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Sharee Lawler

Sharee Lawler is a recovering political junkie. After many years of invoking the First Amendment right of a Fortune 100 company to petition the government for redress of grievances (aka, lobbying for Big Business), she got her MBA and left government affairs to to offer business strategy and communications consulting geared towards small businesses. She and her husband lived on the Hill for 12 years, during which time she was, variously, an entrepreneur, lobbyist, volunteer, student, gardener, jogger, cyclist and hostess of many a backyard barbecue. You can contact Sharee at ShareeTheHillIsHome [at] gmail [dot] com.

Vote on the Riverfront's Summer Series

The RiverfrontBID wants to know what you want to see during their summer movie series. Over the next week they’re surveying the community to see whether we’d prefer movies with a “summer vacation” or an “Oscar winners” theme. In two weeks they’ll determine the winning theme and let people choose which moves they’d like to […]

ANC 6A Meeting Recap

If you were to ask me for a headline to describe February’s ANC 6A meeting, I’d call it the, “We Pretty Much Agree on Everything Except Marathons” meeting. Aside from the inconveniences of road blockages, the commission also discussed the renaming of the Rosedale rec center, pending snow removal legislation and heard from the owner […]

Open House Round Up

Sometimes, don’t you just want things to be easy? No bumps in the road, no wrinkles to smooth out or barriers to traverse. Then this week’s featured house is just for you. Neat as a pin with well-thought-out amenities, I could imagine myself coming home at the end of the day and stepping out of […]

Weekend East City Event Round Up: Valentine’s Edition

Love the one your with and take him or her out to the galleries this weekend as a pre-Valentine’s Day treat or better yet, surprise him or her with a beautiful gift that will be remembered for a lifetime. Friday February 11 Just in time for Black History Month, the Brentwood Art Exchange and the […]

Things We Take for Granted: Cafe 8

There are places I go, and there are places I end up. Cafe 8 is one of those places where I end up. It’s never the centerpiece of a planned evening out, but whenever I do go there I always think, “why don’t I come here more often?” Its quiet at lunchtime during the week, […]