For International Women’s Day, we would like to take a moment to recognize the many women who own small businesses on Capitol Hill — the businesses that help bring together our awesome community and neighborhood. Washingtonian put together a handy map that highlights many of the women-owned businesses in the city. I couldn’t help but notice […]
One year in, DC Streetcar is beating expectations, gaining riders (Greater Greater Washington) Local Briefing: 1 Year of Streetcar, Paper Horse at Whole Foods, & a Union Kitchen Open House (Frozen Tropics) Here Are Your Top 5 Reasons To Move To Capitol Riverfront (DCist) Bowling Alley Proposed For Half Street Development Adjacent to Nats Park […]
As long as people have gone to sea, boats have sunk. There have also been attempts to raise the boats – or at least their cargo. While today, submersibles, SCUBA outfits, and diving suits make this possible, the methods used in past centuries were not quite as… um, reliable. An early technology, described by Aristotle […]
TIME TO PANIC AND MOVE YOUR CAR: THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS STARTS STREET-SWEEPING TODAY. THIS IS NOT A DRILL.
A protected bikeway on Florida Avenue? Yes please! (Greater Greater Washington) One of D.C.’s most exclusive spots? Congressional Cemetery’s dog park. (The Washington Post) What Neighbors Say Is an Event/Party House Near Capitol Comes Under City Scrutiny (Capitol Hill Corner) A Sit-Down Restaurant for Arris: Chloe Coming in Fall 2017 (JDLand)