So, this weekend may be your last chance for fun in the sun before the Labor Day long weekend, or it may be a soggy windy mess if Hurricane Irene decides to pay us a visit. Either way, you’ll probably have some free time and want to spend it indoors. Take advantage of your neighborhood […]
Last week, we asked you, our reader, to tell us what’s on your mind about Capitol Hill business and development. You sent us several questions through our Twitter and blog commentary thread. Now, this week we have your answers direct from Julia Christian, Executive Director of CHAMPS, Capitol Hill’s Chamber of Commerce. In this first […]
Is it really August already? I can remember being little and feeling like summer stretched on forever and I loved it. Why doesn’t that happen anymore? Here are some options to fill what are hopefully the lazy days of an August summer. In a bit of shameless self promotion, my tomatoes, peppers and basil are […]
This isn’t the first time I’ve expounded upon the joys of Capital Bikeshare, but I’m back to the topic with good reason — DDOT has announced 32 new bikeshare locations will be added in the district, 18 of which will include larger stations with more bikes for rent. The expansion is the first since the […]
I grew up in the country, on a farm, where fresh produce was in abundance all summer long. Our plates were full of fresh corn, okra, tomatoes, cabbage, kale, shallots, berries, and the likes all summer long. We never needed to visit the produce aisles of our local supermarket, because everything we needed was right […]