08 Feb 2011

Valentine's Day Gifts on the Hill

I’m convinced Valentine’s Day was created by Hallmark, Teleflora, and the chocolate producers of America.  Sure, you can call it St. Valentine’s Day, but that doesn’t legitimize the millions of dollars people will spend on items to show someone they love how much their love is worth in flower petals, nougat centers, or folded paper […]


03 Feb 2011

Historic Preservation Group Objects to Streetcars Along Historic Streetcar Route

Anyone even remotely familiar with the H Street NE development is aware that rails are being laid for the what is likely to be DC’s first streetcar line in half a century. But this is just the first leg in a system that may someday span the District, connecting areas currently difficult to reach by […]


30 Dec 2010

The To-Do List, New Year's Edition

It’s round two of holiday long weekends.  The start of a new year may be time for you to pause and reflect on your goals, or give thanks for the prior year’s blessings.  It may also just be a day to recover from all the drinking and frolicking of the night before.  Nichole gave us […]


24 Dec 2010

Open on Christmas Day

Where do you turn when the roast gets burned on Christmas day?  While most of the businesses on Capitol Hill will be closed on Christmas (some on Christmas Eve too–when in doubt call for hours), there are a number of restaurants and service providers that will open their doors for paying customers for people who […]


20 Dec 2010

Hill Holiday Recipes – Zest American Bistro

We’re just days before Christmas.  Got the presents wrapped? Tree trimmed?  Menus planned?  Food always played a big part in the Christmas and New Year’s traditions in my home growing up, and I thought it might be interesting to find out what foods or dishes are cherished by our neighborhood chefs and restaurateurs.  This week, […]


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