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, […]
Nats! I don’t have the sports vocabulary to properly honor this moment but this fair-weather fan has been enjoying the ride withe the rest of you! How do we kill the time waiting for THE WORLD SERIES?? Whew. Tonight, Solid State Books hosts author Elizabeth Hand reading from her new novel Curious Toys. This novel […]
Dear first-timer who’s looking for information about Halloween around Capitol Hill, District of Columbia: WELCOME! This neighborhood takes its spooky celebrations very seriously, and we hope you will join all the fun and be delighted. Dear old-timers: HIGH-FIVES! LET’S ROLL. I see all your decorations going up early and I’d like to send a special […]
OMG the Nats. I went to bed so only knew about the win when I woke up this morning and saw the family text thread between the college kid and my husband. Enjoy this moment, everyone! It is officially Indigenous People’s Day Weekend so celebrate as you see fit. Tonight, Kate Stewart, a 3rd generation […]
Gordon Chaffinis a freelance journalist who focuses on infrastructure and traffic news and insights for Street Justice. You can support independent journalism by subscribing to Gordon’s newsletter. He’s offering a 20% discount to THIH readers. –Maria Helena Carey FOIA Results on Eckington Bikeshare Back in June, ANC 5E (Bloomingdale/Eckington/Edgewood) passed a resolution opposing the placement of a new Capital Bikeshare station at the corner of R St NE and North Capitol. The letter, which suggested […]