We’re kicking off Women’s History Month this year with a look at one of our favorite Hill residents of all time: Anne Royall. Over the years, we have told the story of Royall, how she went from young, impoverished, widow on the frontier to a newspaper owner and writer of note, how her outspoken nature […]
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Happy Tuesday! Hope you’re staying warm and keeping the hope alive in your heart, because this year’s peak blossom dates were announced this morning! There will be peak blossoms –that is, 70% of the flower canopy open and begging for photos– between March 22-25 this year. The festival will be in person again, and it […]
The last few weeks, I have been attempting to put names to those enslaved men whose work was crucial to building and running Capitol Hill. I want to end Black History Month by rectifying a mistake I have perpetuated in previous columns. As this mistake is name-based, it seems all the more relevant. We go […]