Murals around town, and especially on the Hill, are reminders that our world is happier and bolder with color and art in it. The Capitol Hill Restoration Society recently shared a compilation of murals around the neighborhood, and I noticed there was a glaring omission: The mural at the Hopkins Garden. I recently had the […]
On Monday, October 5, a friend, neighbor and constant fixture around the Capitol Hill and Trinidad communities, Karen Ramsey, took her own life in her Trinidad home. While those of us who knew her are still trying to grapple with the tragedy of losing our friend, her presence throughout the city was widely felt. She […]
A long weekend is a time for reruns, and while Indigenous Peoples’ Day is usually an opportunity to point people towards the Library of Congress open house, this not an option this year. Instead I took a second look at story that fits in with my recent interest in airship pictures. In this case, my […]
This post is sponsored by Nishan Halim, DMD. You may know Nishan Halim as your neighborhood dentist. His practice, at 27 Sixth Street NE, is right in the heart of our neighborhood, where he has built a thriving practice for the past seven years. Dr. Halim has a small staff and some of his employees […]
Hey there, neighbors. Looks like the ballot bins are all up and operational (check out our Election portal for more info and locations) and tomorrow is the “Good Trouble” edition of Walk to School Day! But wait, you may say, why are we walking to school if school is at home? Consider it a kind […]