Chewed sandals. A pit bull-boxer mix who thinks she’s a lapdog. A chi-weenie who thinks he’s a bunny. No space for humans on the sofa. These things are routine in the Salgado household, and they would not have it any other way. Cathy and Bruce Salgado have been foster parents with Rural Dog Rescue for about a […]
Flexible working spaces are opening up all over the city and in our own neighborhood. Cove, which just opened a block from Eastern Market, is offering its own twist: a space that is all about productivity, at the cost of a latte at your local coffee shop. If you want to learn more about it, the […]
Capitol Hill has seen restaurant and storefront pop-ups, well add community forums to the “pop-up” craze. This week the DC Department of Transportation is hosting a series of community meetings on street corners along the DC Circulator route. The goal is to gauge the bus line’s performance and hear from current and future riders. Tomorrow, DDOT will […]
As the streetcar comes closer to making its official first public ride, DDOT is sharing a few of the numbers. Are you ready for your first ride?
I’ve heard some Hill residents are making goggly eyes at their large 32 gallon trash cans and 48 gallon recycling cans (not one like one pictured. The new “super cans” are issued by the DC Department of Public Works). The question has come up as to what to do with the old cans. The new trash […]