“Main Street” Designation for Eastern Market Business Corridors on Fast Track (Capitol Hill Corner) Garrison Owners on One Year of Local Produce, Speedy Restaurant Reviews (Eater DC) A Slight Update on the Argonaut (Frozen Tropics) Effort To Slow Traffic Through Historic D.C. Neighborhood Is Slow But Promising (WAMU) Temporary Closure of 5th Street at Virginia […]
It’s August in D.C., and thus everyone –including me– is on vacation. The Library of Congress website is down. It’s time for a rerun. This is one of the earliest columns that I wrote for The Hill is Home, and a subject I return to every time I give a tour of the Capitol. ________ […]
CHAMPS’ recent annual meeting ushered in an exciting new fiscal year for the organization. The garden event was sponsored by member organization Capitol Hill Arts Workshop (CHAW) and featured fresh food from local caterers DC Vegan and Tres Creole. Members, local business owners, and neighborhood supporters gathered to socialize, then vote and approve the 2016-17 CHAMPS […]
Now that we have the two major party presidential nominees picked out, it’s time to start thinking about local elections. And for us, that means ANC elections! This is your chance to really make a difference in your neighborhood, so consider running! Interested candidates will then have until close of business on Wednesday, August 10th, […]
by Scott Price, Commissioner ANC6C03 Traffic Calming Study for 7th and C Streets, NE. The results of the DC Department of Transportation (DDOT) study are attached (ANC6C03 notes from July 20 meeting about MD Ave reconfiguration (July 22, 2016) and are disappointing: The only changes DDOT planners are recommending are those to improve pedestrian safety, but not to install a 3-way […]