Back at the end of April, we said forever goodbye to Church & State, one of Erik Holzherr’s quirky/clever-themed bars. The tucked-away, semi-secret, church-decorated bar had been around since 2011 and had some of the best martinis I’ve ever had. If you’re feeling particularly nostalgic, read this write-up of the opening from, *sniiffff,* We Love […]
So, it’s a Wednesday and what’s for dinner? Lavagna makes the decision easy for you all month with their charity Dine Out Program. This month’s benefactor is Capitol Hill Group Ministry. Each Wednesday during June Lavagna will donate 10% of its proceeds to CHGM to support its work to prevent and end homelessness in the District. If […]
After spending some time talking to people in the service industry, I feel strongly enough on Initiative 77 to write an editorial opinion. If you’re still on the fence, please read this post and the linked information. A special thank you to Lauren Ulrich, Stephanie Hulbert and Tony Tomelden for taking the time to explain […]
I recently sat down with Kim R. Ford, candidate for U.S. Delegate to the House of Representatives for the District of Columbia and asked her to introduce herself and her platform. She is challenging Eleanor Holmes Norton for her current seat: You will soon be hearing Congresswoman Norton’s answers to my questions. The transcript of […]
The last two weeks, I have looked at two aspects of the LGBT history of Capitol Hill, this week I want to look at a place close to my heart: The Furies House. When my wife and I bought our house on Capitol Hill, I was a computer programmer, so the obvious thing for me […]