Earlier today we discussed the pros and cons of the open-air pavilion at The Yards Park becoming restaurants later this year. So readers, what do you say?
24
Jan
2012
Earlier today we discussed the pros and cons of the open-air pavilion at The Yards Park becoming restaurants later this year. So readers, what do you say?
A couple of weeks ago I saw a short posting on The Yards Park facebook page. It read, “Planning an event for March 2012? This is your last chance to hold an event in the lumbershed open air pavilion in the Yards Park! The lumbershed is going under construction in April to be restaurants. Book […]
Housing Complex looked at the history of the former Buchanan School at 13th and D streets SE, also known as the International Graduate University. JDLand reported that DCPS reiterated that the Van Ness Elementary School will not open sooner than 2015. DCPS also nixed the idea of allowing the School Within School at Peabody Elementary […]
Good morning everyone! Hope the weekend treated you kindly if not all that warmly. Despite only being two-days long the weekend seemed to have something for everyone. Well anyone who cares about football and/or politics. The years-long reality show known as the Republican primary was extended with Newt’s victory so that’s fun for those of us who […]
With the manuscript of my book at the editors, I can once again look at some piece of arcana of Capitol Hill history. And little is more arcane than what I discovered while researching something completely different: The electric scoreboard. In those long-ago days before TV – or even radio – the only way to […]