This is what was happening the week of July 20 in 2011. Lost Capitol Hill smartly tried to keep cool by educating us on how the Congress used to stay cool. Have a little pity on the poor sods, they had to deal with lots of hot air without relief until 1928. Bikeshare was still […]
Frozen Tropics shared news that construction is starting at the Springarn Car Barn, bring us a small step closer to seeing streetcars on H Street NE. Young & Hungry checked out the newly opened DCanter on Barracks Row. City Desk shared some reader reactions to the recent cover profile on Tommy Wells. Young & Hungry […]
The summer feels like it will be gone in a blink, and my own summer ‘to do’ is off to a bad start. Each year I try to make it to Kenilworth Park and Aquatic Gardens and another year has passed and I’m still relying on photographs. What’s on your list? Scratch it off and […]
Demonstrations have become a routine on Capitol Hill, to the point where we barely notice them any more. And today, demonstrations usually mean a bunch of people waving signs and chanting. In the old days, things were actually, well, demonstrated.
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. If you’re a hipster in the market for a stylish looking condo for a great price in an up and coming […]