08 Nov 2016

News:

Hill Buzz

Meet Anacostia’s newest bike trail. It might be the most beautiful in the region. (Greater Greater Washington) There’s Finally A Plan For Ivy City’s Historic Crummell School Site (DCist) Great Piece of Union Station History Preserved and now on Display (PoPville) Buchanan Park – History Meets Community on Capitol Hill (Urban Turf) Developer Says Capitol […]


07 Nov 2016

History:

Lost Capitol Hill: James Casparis’s Saloon

I occasionally go through old pieces that I have written. Usually, I do this when I want to write a quick piece for a day with lower readership, such as Columbus Day. In this spirit, I looked at one of the earliest pieces here on the site. As it turned out, there was so much […]


04 Nov 2016

Capitol Hill:

Overbeck History Project

While we all know know that we live in a historically rich neighborhood, our busy lives may cause us to speed past those places and rooms where history happened. While glitzy and modern buildings are springing up around us, we are still a community with rich stories to be told. As we have learned through […]


01 Nov 2016

News:

Hill Buzz

How Did Ambar Become the Number One Restaurant on TripAdvisor? (Washingtonian) New Coworking Space to Open on H Street Next Week (Borderstan) Warehouse Lofts Planned For Capitol Hill Alley (Urban Turf) For $439K, you can live in a Capitol Hill historic church (Curbed DC) Shake-Up on Barracks Row – Say Hello to Finn McCool’s (Again) […]


31 Oct 2016

Shopping:

Wear Your Local Pride (And With a Discount Code!)

Whether you grew up in DC or you only recently moved here and have fallen in love with our city, it feels great to show you local pride on… well, your sleeve. Or your shirt. Or a hoodie. (or all sorts of other fun things). One of my favorite locally-inspired set of clothes is from Sneekis, and […]


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