Last week we looked at the first Capitol Park, which existed for two years in the 1880s just north of the Capitol. Today, we will look at its follower, just a couple blocks further north.
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Last week we looked at the first Capitol Park, which existed for two years in the 1880s just north of the Capitol. Today, we will look at its follower, just a couple blocks further north.
This is a lot of house for this price tag. It has 3 bedrooms and 1.5 baths, a sunny living room and large backyard. With location, price, curb appeal and size, it should definitely be on your list this weekend. See the full listing here and stop by the open house on Sunday, March 23 from 1 p.m.-3 p.m. This […]
Saturday March 8 Harmony Hall Gallery– 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. In Thoughtless, Patricia Autenrieth creates work by stitching together mediums as disparate as photographs, fabric and rubber stamps. The end result resembles what most people recognize as a quilt. An artistic pioneer, Autenrieth championed this medium long before it gained greater recognition in the […]
So your phone is ringing with calls from candidate and your mailboxes are stuffed with their smiling faces. But it will all be over on Tuesday. (Don’t forget to write in Krepp! He’s the candidate Congress deserves!) If you want to just hide from the last minute campaigning I have a few suggestions. Tonight bring the kids […]
A number of small cooking-related start-ups have opened up shop on Capitol Hill in recent years, and Ciao Chow, which started delivering small batch Italian dinners in October, now belongs to this mouth-watering fraternity. Owners Danielle Brasure and Jessica Lowther bring together years of experience in professional kitchens to offer high-end yet homestyle effortless meals […]