As I sat at my computer after Tuesday night’s Ward 6 Council Democratic Candidates Forum, I struggled with how to summarize an hour and a half long discussion into a blog post of fewer than 700-1,000 words. A lot of interesting questions were asked, and a lot of political jargon was offered in return. Yes, […]
Back in May, we discussed the virtues and failings of Trattoria Alberto as a comfort Italian food option on Capitol Hill –as opposed to Acqua Al 2, where I have yet to go but dearly wish to do so. I’d been meaning to write about another Capitol Hill Italian food institution, Bistro Italiano, for comparison, […]
As summer comes to a weary close, and folks are gearing up for one last bash over Labor Day, there’s no doubt that this weekend is not the greatest for going out. Fortunately, a couple standouts, not the least a Capitol Hill bike adventure as well as the first DC State Fair, promise to give […]
People can be very creative with recycling and reusing materials. We know recycling is good for the environment, but it doesn’t have to be the old take-it-to-the-curb-once-a-week routine we generally associate with the action. Some local artists have taken recycling and reusing to the next level, creating objects of art from everyday materials. Dino Almaguer […]
Come by the Southeast Library tonight at 6:30 pm to hear Tommy Wells and Kelvin Robinson speak about issues affecting our community and learn a bit more about what they plan to do for the neighborhood if elected. The forum will be hosted by WTOP Journalist Mark Segraves and is sponsored by the Capitol Hill […]