It’s Wednesday and not Tuesday but here we are. This Hill Buzz makes up for its tardiness with a lot of content. Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton will be holding a Zoom townhall tomorrow, Thursday February 11, at 6 p.m. You can RSVP by emailing l norton.events@mail.house.gov for the link. If you haven’t signed reader Allison […]
According to a brochure from D.C.’s Historic preservation office, there are currently a dozen active cemeteries in Washington, plus another ten that are inactive. What they don’t mention are the many cemeteries that have been entirely obliterated. It is one of these I want to look at today, and while it’s not on the Hill […]
The “weekend” is almost here, though after celebrating Groundhog Day on Tuesday and coming up on a year of pandemic isolation, every day has that un-magical sameness about it. Still, the day is bright and the birdies are chirping– has anyone else noticed the MOBS of robins at the parks? Anyway, what can you do […]
Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow today at around 7:35 a.m., which means that if the marmot is correct, we’ll have six more weeks of winter this year. If the winter is anything like the snowglobe loveliness that currently envelops us, may he be right. On to the news! As you may know, Acting Capitol Police […]