We have much to celebrate this weekend, what with the Nats home opener this afternoon. They are looking good, so spirits will be high. Of course taxes are due next week so the (surely very few) procrastinators among us may be frantically digging for deductions this weekend as well. Aside from taxes and baseball what […]
Spring brings out the crazy in all of us. Recently, my older son and I were taking a walk, when we ran into Tasha and two of her neighbors on Seventh Street, SE, who were having entirely too much fun with the deluge of petals from a particularly majestic Kwanzan cherry tree that dominates the […]
Wondering what’s going on with all those development projects you’ve been hearing about? Or what might be on the horizon? Next Tuesday, CHAMPS – Capitol Hill’s Chamber of Commerce, is hosting an evening series on real estate development in and around Capitol Hill. Co-hosted with the Capitol Riverfront, NoMA and Capitol Hill BIDs and Barracks […]
Hey neighbors! Keep your eyes peeled for a sweet doggie named Copper, who recently escaped his new owners’ home in Hill East. Copper fled from 18th and A, SE on April 3rd. Since then, he’s been tracked in Anacostia, but has not yet been found. If you have any information, call the numbers printed on […]
The Washington Post on”The State of Union Station.” DC Metrocentric shared a few pictures of the 3-D models of the proposed Hine site that are on display at the Hill Center. Going Out Gurus checked out the new fairgrounds on Half Street. Urban Turf examined the maturation of the dining scene along H Street. Going […]