Two weeks ago, we looked at The Hole in the Wall, a bar on the Senate side of the Capitol. As it turned out, it did not last long past its initial exposure to the public. The death knell for The Hole in the Wall came just two short years after the Saulsbury incident. On […]
Update: Postmates is now delivering to ALL eight wards thanks to District-wide support for Latoya’s petition. Latoya is organizing an “eat-in” event this Friday, April 27, urging supporters to order meals via Postmates to put additional pressure on Caviar and DoorDash so they, too, can amend their delivery map. You can find more details via […]
We periodically share updates from your ANC commissioners, edited for brevity and clarity. Although these are most pertinent to particular single member districts (SMDs), we feel the information shared can be of interest to the whole Capitol Hill community. Are you an ANC commissioner who shares regular updates? Add thehillishome@gmail.com to your distribution list, please! […]
You think you don’t recognize the Navy Yard/Waterfront area? Just wait a few years. Curbed ….just don’t expect any affordable housing in this area. WC Smith just exited a contract to develop square 737 into affordable units. WCP Catch up with more Capitol Riverfront-area tidbits over at JDLand At 16, my dietary choices were not the […]
On this Emancipation Day it is appropriate to look at the story of one man who was freed because of Lincoln’s signing of the D.C. Emancipation Act on April 16, 1862. His name was Philip Reid. While you may not know him, you see his work every time you look at the Capitol. I have […]