Dear friends and readers, We are sailing uncharted waters at this point. In our lifetime, we have seen modern medicine make strides unimaginable: Making life beyond incurable disease possible, making childhood diseases that immobilized or killed children before they were old enough a thing of the past. But along with these advances, our global village […]
As a moderator of Moms on the Hill since the early aughts, I have been fielding snark about Yahoo Groups for quite a while. It’s mostly well-deserved snark, I would say. Yahoo has inexplicably made their product worse for many years, stripping it of any usable functionality. I was even part of a story about […]
UPDATE: Tonight’s forum has been canceled. Are you getting closer to retirement? Would you like some guidance about Social Security and other benefits? Our friends at Capitol Hill Village want you to know about a special forum happening TOMORROW, Thursday, October 24, at the Northeast Library. Read on: Are you in your 50s and 60s […]
If you’ve ever wondered what CHAMPS, the Capitol Hill Chamber of Commerce, is or does, this post is for you! Whether you have a business or do business on the Hill, or you are an entrepreneur or a neighbor, CHAMPS helps improve the quality of life on the Hill. I recently talked to Julie Aaronson, […]
Passing this on thanks to friend and sponsor of the blog, Dare Johnson Wenzler: The Community Projects Committee of the Capitol Hill Garden Club has arranged for sharpening of tools and knives on Friday, October 11 from 10 a.m. to noon. The sharpener will come to the alley behind the 600 block of A St., […]