When we last looked at the Water Witch, she had been sent off to the Gulf of Mexico. For about a year, she served honorably in that theater, but by November of 1848, she was in need of repairs, which were done in Pensacola, before being returned to Norfolk, and thence to the Washington Navy […]
It’s yard sale season! Are you holding one on Capitol Hill? Leave the details in the comments. And be sure to stop by the multi-house yard sale at 1848/1850 Potomac Ave SE on Sunday, July 19, from 9 am – 2 pm. Furniture, art work, clothes, household goods, electronics and more!!
On Thursday evening, new Capitol Hill restaurant Romeo and Juliet will open to the public. Residents may have noticed the soft lunch, happy hour, and dinner opens that have taken place over the past month and a half. (The earliest one of these took place back in mid-May of this year.) The property, now owned […]
The District Department of Transportation (DDOT) announced today that it is holding 10 public events spanning all eight wards to kick-off public engagement for Vision Zero, an initiative to eliminate all deaths and serious injuries to users of the District’s transportation system by 2024. The city plans to accomplish this through the use of data, enforcement, […]