We know it’s October, but last weekend felt more like mid-August. And, if you’re like me, living in denial that colder days are ahead, why not pretend like it’s still summer and visit the Hill Pops stand this weekend for their final street-side sale this year. The pop-up stand appears only on specific weekends and […]
DCist pondered ways for Nationals Park to be used year-round. We Love DC got the recipe for Sonoma’s Local beef short ribs with kale, sweet corn and Italian pepper relish. Greater Greater Washington looked at development along H Street with Tommy Wells. DC Metrocentric shared photos of the first model unit from the Foundry Lofts. […]
Good morning! Those of you who did not get yesterday off are surely irritated with those of us that did. Columbus Day throws quite a wrench into a schedule. Some school districts get off, some don’t. Some lucky Mont Co parents had the day off and the kids had school which almost never happens. Considering the near universal disdain […]
Last week, we looked at Thomas Edison’s failed attempt to get Congress to change its ways and vote electronically. Nonetheless, it was clearly an idea that needed to be implemented at some point, and so today we’ll look at some of the further attempts made to improve the way that Congress votes.
Guest contributor Dare Johnson Wenzler is a Capitol Hill resident, Realtor and co-owner of First Vine Wine Imports + Sales. On The Market/Of Note! Ever feel like having it all? Well, here’s your Big Chance. I previewed this property at 213 9th St, SE right before it came on the market last week, and it […]