You may have heard that something happened today over at the Supreme Court. In case you have not been inundated by your friends’ Facebook feeds, Twitter feeds, or various local and international media, you can click on all the links to read the decision penned by Justice Kennedy, the significant quote that will be used […]
The Anacostia River is well on its way to being a remarkable success story for how we interact with our urban rivers, but much remains to be done. The District Department of the Environment is hosting a series of community meetings highlighting what still needs to be done, as well as what we can do […]
Ever crave a lobster roll from Luke’s Lobster, but not had the time or energy to schlep to Chinatown? Or feel like your dinner options are limited by who delivers? Well, Door Dash is hoping to change that for Capitol Hill residents. Founded in 2013 in a dorm room at Stanford, Door Dash has now […]
One of my favorite places to do research is the Library of Congress’s map website. The number and range of maps available is truly amazing, and can give great insight into how Washington changed over the years. While the most useful maps are the extremely detailed maps that were published occasionally over the years. However, there […]
Last day of school for DCPS tomorrow and the solstice and Father’s Day. SUMMER. How to celebrate??? Tonight is of course The Hilly Awards Kick Off! Meet neighbors and local business owners and out learn about about the new categories. The event is at the Credit Union House at 403 C Street NE from 6pm […]