23 Sep 2013

Hill's Eye View: Still Sinking In

It’s hard to believe that it has been a week since the Navy Yard shooting. The feelings are still fresh for many of us, and this city is still struggling to come to terms with how violence can erupt in such a seemingly safe place. Today, take a moment and channel good thoughts and prayers […]


23 Sep 2013

Lost Capitol Hill: The Chapin-Sacks Manufacturing Company

Scouting out the corners of Capitol Hill has been quite profitable for me. While the center of the neighborhood has some of the most well connected people to its history, the surrounding edges also have a few surprises. Almost invariably, these are the types of people and businesses that have been squeezed off the Hill […]


22 Sep 2013

Open House Round-Up for 9/22/13

Guest contributor Dare Johnson Wenzler is a Capitol Hill resident, Realtor and co-owner of First Vine Wine Imports + Sales. This post also appears on her blog Real Estate On (and off!) the Hill. 1401 G St NE , open Sunday from 1-3, is a wide semi-detached beauty.  It has 3 bedrooms and additional flexible space […]


20 Sep 2013

News:

#IAmNavyYard

On Tuesday, Navy Yard resident Rachel Reilly Carroll took a personal day from work. When she was getting home on Monday evening, she started to think of all the wonderful things her neighborhood has to offer, and the wonderful community she is now a part of ever since becoming a resident of the Navy Yard in […]


20 Sep 2013

This Week One Year Ago

On year ago, our resident historian had beer on his mind. Lost Capitol Hill featured the city’s first brewery, Washington Brewery built by Mr. Cornelius Coningham in an old sugar factory.  This week we again celebrate DC Beer. Earlier this week, News Channel 4 reported the DC Brau owners have raised their minimum wage, hoping to […]


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