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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.

What is Happening With 10th & C, NE?

It stands as a monument to blight. What presumably was once a stately home has been left to deteriorate for over a decade. If you’ve ever walked by the corner of 10th & C, NE, you know the house I’m talking about. It’s a large home, occupying a prominent corner and it is in absolutely […]

Open House Round Up

One of the nice things about getting to know realtors is that you sometimes get invited to realtor-only open houses during the week. And they usually serve food. I can pretty much be lured anywhere by the promise of lunch from Chix, truth be told. Earlier this week I went over to check out the […]

Your Saturday Wake Up Call

If you live along East Capitol between the Armory and Lincoln Park, you may be awakened Saturday morning by the music of a military cadence. The DC National Guard Run will start at 7AM and finish up by 7:30 or 8AM. Around 500 members of the local unit will be taking part in the training […]

Yard Sale Open Thread

Since the beginning of the summer, I’ve given you a zillion excuses to have a yard sale — getting rid of clutter, making space for new stuff, etc. But this weekend, forget all that. Just pull some random stuff out of your house and put it on the sidewalk purely for the pleasure of having […]

Yard Sale Open Thread

School is back in session, signaling the unofficial end of summer. Time for new fall clothes, school supplies and routines. If you’re planning to turn some of that old stuff you’re not using anymore from clutter into cash, tell us when and where we can rummage through your goodies. Click that Comments button to share […]