Ask and you shall receive improvements, kinda. Back in June, Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC), asked the National Park Service to do better for the locals, and for the parks they maintain in the National Capital Area. As of last week, the National Park Service unveiled a local portal that seems laid out in a gentler […]
H St. Demolition Ceremony Rings in New Project, Draws Protesters (Borderstan) Events roundup: Union Station’s new concourse (Greater Greater Washington) Are DC’s RPP Restrictions Working? (Urban Turf) Coming Soon: Eastern Market Main Street (Hill Rag) Andromeda Clinic in Hill East to Open July 30 Over Protests of ANC Commissioners (Capitol Hill Corner)
All month long, people have been on the hunt for Waldo at local businesses to earn special offers on Waldo books at East City Bookshop! The scavenger hunt ends on Sunday, July 31st. Pick up your Find Waldo passport at the shop, and then find Waldo at a minimum of ten local businesses. Bring back your […]
As we noted on Twitter this morning, a #BlackLivesMatter protest is blocking Massachusetts Avenue at Stanton Park this morning. This is part of a two-day #FreedomNow actions movement during which “organizers and activists committed to building a better world for our community and for generations to come are engaging in activities to speak up, take action and confront state […]
Today was Ward 6 day at the National Building Museum‘s Iceberg exhibit. An hour before the museum opened to the general public, Ward 6 residents could get in to see the hottest (coolest?) exhibit in town – for free! As an extra bonus, councilmember Charles Allen was there, as well. A few pictures from the […]