Events DC has been working on the redevelopment of the RFK Campus and will present the conceptual designs for what the campus can be tonight at 6:30pm a community meeting at the Convention Center. They are also seeing feedback from the meeting participants. An email from ANC 6B Commissioner Denise Krepp to her constituents notes that, […]
A few months ago, I wrote about Carroll’s Spring and was thus surprised to find a connection to it during the Civil War – as a camping place for the 1st Michigan Cavalry. Washington D.C. spent most of its time during the Civil War as an armed camp – and as a hospital. Given the prevalence […]
Because we all need some lighthearted news sometimes, this has gotten us very excited: The bald eagles who have been taking up residence in the National Arboretum, Mr. President and First Lady, have two new eaglets! And the Arboretum wants your help in naming them. A few favorites on the #namethenestlings social media campaign so […]
This map shows a very different East Capitol Street (Greater Greater Washington) Bab Korean Finally Opens on H Street (PopVille) D.C. Statehood Advocates Are Planning a Tax Day ‘March for Equality’ (City Desk) An important step forward for self-government in the District (The Washington Post) Which Homegrown D.C. Business Should Name Nationals Park? (DCist) Two […]
On this quiet Easter Monday, I look back at one of the first posts I ever wrote for The Hill is Home -whose pictures were lost somewhere along the way, as well. (Some of our photos did not make it when we revamped our site. —MHC) When the federal government moved to Washington in late […]