Thomas Edward Clark was all of 18 years old when his father, William Clark, died– leaving his son in sole charge of the wood yard that he had opened in the Navy Yard neighborhood. It fell to the young man to continue the business and he jumped at the chance, publishing an elaborate ad in […]
The Hilly Awards are just a week away! They are not just for the businesses. They are also for the loyal fans of those businesses! Here are five reasons why you should buy a ticket, dress up in festive cocktail attire, and join us at this year’s Hilly Awards Gala on November 7. 1) GREAT […]
Pottery on the Hill welcomes 16 of the nation’s top ceramic artists If you love the farm-to-table movement, you probably think of bringing home fresh, local produce that you buy straight from the farmer. But you should also think about bring that food to the table looking its best. That means that after talking to […]
Last week, when we were still young and full of hope and not so full of leaves that go crunch-crunch-crunch and inconvenience us all, I put together an initial post on what you can start doing with your leaves while the Department of Public Works rolls out their leaf-collection campaign, starting November 2nd, 2015. (You […]
A few weeks ago, a Hill East neighbor was brutally assaulted in her own home. Since that attack, the family has chosen to relocate; near neighbors have come together to help with moving costs and they need your help. Capitol Hill Neighbor Assistance Fund is collecting money, and you can donate via PayPal directly through their […]