28 Oct 2011

Hill Center Programs Off to a Running Start; Grand Opening Nov. 19

If you’re like me, you’ve waited anxiously as the finishing touches have gone up on the property of the Old Naval Hospital. Well, if you’re like me, you mourned for years each time you passed by, imagining what the grand old building, once listed on the National Historic Trust’s List of Endangered Places. The building’s […]


28 Oct 2011

Yard Sale Open Thread

We might have our first snow flakes in the forecast but I know that won’t stop some die hard bargain hunters from stopping by the local yard sales.  So if you’re planning a yard sale this weekend, let us know in the comments!


27 Oct 2011

In Season/On Special: Root Vegetables

Guest contributor Dare Johnson Wenzler is a Capitol Hill resident, Realtor and co-owner of First Vine Wine Imports + Sales.  This post also appeared on her blog Vine Art. When you see them in the stores or at the farmers’ markets, you really shouldn’t just pick them up and put them back down again.  Next […]


27 Oct 2011

Does a Green House = More Green?

Guest contributor Jessica Wilkie is a Hill resident and Realtor with DCRealEstate.com. This post also appeared on her blog, Wilkie on the Hill. DC is a progressive city, and as a general rule, “going green” pays off in our local real estate market. Even in a hard-hit economy, when people are spending less, the benefits […]


27 Oct 2011

Othello at the Folger: Quite the Uncomfortable Pleasure

It’s been a long time since I’ve sat in an audience and squirmed as uncomfortably as I did while the menacing violence unfolds in the Folger’s production of Shakespeare’s Othello. The race and relationship tragedy, running through December 4, left me despairing over the damnable and downright creepy Iago, played cunningly by Ian Merril Peakes, and […]


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