Do you check your email from the bathroom? What about while dining at fancy restaurants? If you answered yes, you’re not alone. Three years ago, an AOL survey found that Washington DC is the most email-addicted city in the country. About three in four Washingtonians admitted to checking their email from a restaurant. A full […]
I updated our elections page yesterday and counted nine races with three candidates and eight races with two. This should certainly lead to some interesting neighborhood politics in the coming months, and you know we’ll be happy to cover it all. If you live in the boundaries of ANC 6C03, that SMD needs a candidate! […]
Here it is–the end of summer. Kids are back in school, temperatures are in the low 90s (as if it is a relief) and the unofficial end of summer, Labor Day, is only a week away. Where did it all go? As we head into our last week of summer, The Hill is Home writers […]
The first annual Hill & Go Seek bike race and scavenger hunt was held on Saturday the 28th across Capitol Hill. The event was produced by CHAMPS – the Capitol Hill Chamber of Commerce (full disclosure alert: because I work with CHAMPS, I was one of the organizers – we called ourselves the HAGS – […]
In addition to the forum at Southeast Library last Tuesday night, Ward 6 Council candidates, Tommy Wells and Kelvin Robinson, discussed and debated Ward 6 issues on the Kojo Nnamdi Show on Wednesday, as well as at another neighborhood forum on Thursday night. Transcripts, video, and audio for all events are shared below so you […]