If you’re still looking for a unique Valentine’s Day gift and you’re tired of giving chocolates and flowers, the Trapeze School of New York (TSNY) at Washington DC has a great option. Provided you and your loved one aren’t afraid of heights, today you can take a couples lesson in flying trapeze, partnered hand balancing, […]
I was unable to attend Tuesday’s ANC6B meeting (I’ll go back to my live tweeting next month), but EMMCA and JDLand both have the goods on the exciting agenda items: the ongoing saga of bars and restaurants. The Cliff’s Notes version is that Nooshi and Moby Dick’s voluntary agreements have been approved so they can […]
It turns out that when you only have one liquor license request to deal with on the ANC agenda, you can actually get through the meeting in under two hours! This was the first meeting for newly sworn-in commissioners, Ivan Frishberg, Brian Pate, Brian Flahaven and Jared Critchfield. Neil Glick has replaced David Garrison as […]
Everyone has one—that person on your holiday list who already has the latest gadgets, read the most recent books, or shops the fashion trends before anyone else; that person who always needs the receipt to return a gift because he already has it. She not only bought the perfect gift for herself, but she bought […]
Last night a group of residents of the Capitol Riverfront community met with Interim Chancellor Kaya Henderson regarding the future of Van Ness Elementary. Van Ness, confusingly, is located on 5th Street SE, adjacent to M Street SE and not in the Northwest neighborhood of the same name. The school was closed by DCPS in […]