Over the winter holidays, I will be going on hiatus from my usual Lost Capitol Hill columns, as I will be working on my book on scandals of the Hill. In the meantime, I have dug out some of my old columns. While in my usual columns about lost Capitol Hill I write about landmarks […]
Guest contributor Dare Johnson Wenzler is a Capitol Hill resident, Realtor and co-owner of First Vine Wine Imports + Sales. I know, I know – you have a zillion things to do this weekend and shopping for real estate is *not* one of them! But if you’ve been in the market for a sweet condo […]
Saturday December 17 Art Works (2pm to 4pm) Art Works Studio School will be hosting their annual holiday student show. In addition to exhibiting student work, Art Works has organized a series of events such as card making and other creative activities that will allow attendees to spruce up their holiday décor. For additional details, […]
Earlier this year, DC resident Kathy Jackson lay in her hospital bed, weakened from the treatments to fight her leukemia. She couldn’t see her three children, Joseph, Sam, and Tyler (ages 12, 8, and 7, respectively) because exposure to their normal childhood germs could have been disastrous. A bone marrow transplant and chemotherapy had destroyed her immune […]
You can hear the excitement in their voices. Dr. Chris Miller and Dr. Matt Antkowiak are anxious to open Atlas Vet on H Street NE (between 13th and 14th Streets, across from the Atlas Performing Arts Center). Visiting their soon-to-be clinic and observing a day’s worth of construction, they get excited about a newly […]