As part of our commitment to raise awareness about crime in our neighborhood, we are sharing the daily crime reports from MPD and posting them to a map. The following crimes were reported to have taken place around the broader Capitol Hill neighborhood (all of the 1st District and PSA 507 in the 5th District, which covers […]
When I began thinking about starting The Hill is Home, I found myself poring over the content-rich, super-thoughtful and well-researched local blogging trove JDLand. Its creator, Jacqueline Dupree, recently let readers know she was retiring the blog for the foreseeable future to help care for her aging mother. The gift she’s given us, in the […]
Refinery 29 published a Capitol Hill 101 guide to dining, drinking and playing in our iconic neighborhood. Photos by the ever so talented Maria Helena Carey! Housing Complex explained why a reported deal bring Whole Foods to H Street NE is not yet a done deal. Greater Greater Washington reported that the ANC transportation boards […]
So, it’s officially summer. Nothing like naked toes to celebrate the recent solstice. That showoff, the SUPER MOON certainly knows how to kick off a party. The Hill seemed to be filled with street parties this weekend. Crack a cold one and share your block’s festivities with us on the THIH flickr group.
Last week, we looked at the 1921 book Mirrors of Washington in which the anonymous author took 14 D.C. Worthies, including five Senators, to task for various reasons. Today, we’ll look at the reactions to book – and the outing of the author.