Today marks the one year anniversary of Capitol Bikeshare, the nation’s largest public bike sharing system (at least until those laggards up in New York finally catch up). Which means it’s been a bit under a year that residents of Lincoln Park have had to suffer the cruel indignity of having 15 bikes foisted upon them. No longer […]
Good morning, Capitol Hill! I hope this overcast weather isn’t getting you too down. If you haven’t invested in some rain boots, I think you’re over due. But to the girls on the metro in Uggs — it’s really not that cold yet. Not that I’m a fashion expert but, really? Oh, the things I […]
Good morning everyone! Did the sudden entrance of autumnal weather send you scrambling for socks and sweaters? Some were lamenting summer’s quick departure but Washingtonians know that we’re not out of the woods yet. As long as the mosquitoes live we cannot truly say summer is over. But the summer heat lovers know the end is near. […]
This week’s column should be more accurately called a Found Capitol Hill column, for it is about something I found that belongs to a long-ago era, when Washington DC was home to the best baseball team in the country.
If you’re in the market for some serious house, this is your weekend. There are SIX +$1 million places on the open house list this weekend. This week’s featured house, however, isn’t the most expensive. (That distinction belongs to 18 5th St, NE at over $1.6 million.) But it won my attention because of a […]