29 Nov 2012

Ten Shows to Kick Off the Holidays on Capitol Hill

‘Tis the season once more, and along with it, the holiday performances. Whether you’re looking for a holiday sing-a-long or a modern take on a Christmas classic, there’s something for everyone this year. Here’s a roundup of ten shows where you can get your fill of song, dance, and drama. And who knows, maybe it […]


28 Nov 2012

Second Break in at Brent Elementary

For the second time this school year, students and teachers at Brent Elementary at 3rd and North Carolina SE returned to school after a weekend away to find broken windows and missing computers. Early Sunday morning, at around roughly 1 am, several individuals used a shovel to pry open the Principal’s window and then a […]


28 Nov 2012

Yo, 20002-ers, Get Your Rakes Ready!

At the moment the leaves collecting in our streets, tree boxes, steps, curbs, etc are a wet slushy pulp. But given the temperatures may climb into the 60s this weekend, they’ll dry out and be perfect for raking. What fun! Well, if you get the job started by raking your leaves into the tree boxes […]


27 Nov 2012

#givingtuesday

You’ve had several days to shop and procure the happiest of holidays for everyone on your list– from your BFF to your picky sister, to that [redacted] girl a few cubicles over who is always giving you the side-eye. Now it’s time to give back. Dear inventor of Giving Tuesday, you are simply the best […]


27 Nov 2012

Hill Buzz

Eater DC noted that in his weekly chat, Washingtonian’s Todd Kilman expressed some skepticism toward the newly opened Suna, but also seems intrigued. DCmud reported that the Zoning Commission has approved the Hine project, which means that developers can now start gathering financing and preparing for a groundbreaking next summer. The Washington Post explained why Amtrak […]


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