Once again, it’s time for a quiet Memorial Day rerun. This is the story of the building of the Amphitheater, which will be used for services this morning to honor all those who have died while wearing this country’s uniform. More exactly, it is the story of one man who fought to make this building a […]
In order to address parents’ ongoing concerns, there will be a Lead Forum TONIGHT at Miner Elementary School, 601 15th Street NE, starting at 6 pm in the school cafeteria. You may have recently heard about the lead-related woes at several Capitol Hill schools. If you haven’t, you can click on this link to a […]
Rehab Center Proposes 300-Bed Facility for Lower Barracks Row Neighborhood (Capitol Hill Corner) Events roundup: What’s next for streetcar? (Greater Greater Washington) Now that it’s open, 7 takeaways from the H Street streetcar (Greater Greater Washington) Conte’s Bike Shop Coming to Arris at the Yards (Twice!) (JDLand) Awesome Photos of Dock 79 near Nats Park […]
There is a Transportation and Infrastructure hearing going on RIGHT NOW. Ahead of that hearing, (which you can watch live following this link: http://transportation.house.gov/calendar/eventsingle.aspx?EventID=400196) ANC commissioner Denise Krepp wrote a letter to the committee, which you can read here: WMATA T&I 5-16 Hrg Ltr In the letter, Krepp highlights that residents need names and need to know who […]