My, how quickly they grow! Sometimes they develop so quickly and fly the coop, never to be seen again. But sometimes they stay and linger, and become a part of you so that you can’t even remember what life was without them in the first place. Such is the case of the 13th Street Garden, […]
Despite the fact that it was more of a winter than a spring day, Capitol Hill Little League held its opening game and parade on Saturday, March 28 2015 at Payne Elementary Field. Mayor Muriel Bowser, smiling and being a great sport despite looking quite cold, threw out the first pitch. President Taft chased the […]
Did you miss out on tickets to the White House Easter Egg Roll? Tell your kids not to worry because there are plenty of Easter egg hunting opportunities right here on the Hill. The best known is the Eggstravaganza, which calls itself one of the most “EGGciting Easter” events in the area, and with good […]
There’s no argument that school auctions are a nifty way to support schools and nab some deals with neighborhood-minded local businesses. Want to see your auction money go a really long way? More than 1,100 public school students on Capitol Hill are the beneficiaries of funds earned from the “Cluster Rocks” Gala & Auction at the Atlas […]
Here at The Hill is Home, sometimes we wish we were made out of money. Frankly, I think everyone’s wished that sometimes. We’ve been telling you all about the school auctions going on, and even if the sentiment may sound maudlin, we would love to help out all the schools (and, really, hit up all […]