Yesterday, a young black man–an 18 year old college student–was detained outside of the Citibank at 6th and Pennsylvania Avenue SE. According to an official statement by MPD today: The initial call was for a suspicious person, three subjects may be trying to rob people at the ATM. The location for the call was 6th St and […]
Young & Hungry noted that the 1200 block of H Street NE will soon get a new diner and pub. Hill Now noticed that Rose’s Luxury is hinting that Pineapple and Pearls may open this winter. Capitol Hill Corner shared the news that the Pretzel Bakery is expanding into the Curbside Cafe space. JDLand shared […]
Last week, we looked at the life of the first interviewer: Anne Royall. Today, a little more about her time on Capitol Hill – and especially when she found herself on the wrong end of public opinion. When Royall returned to Capitol Hill in January, 1829 to finish the third of her ‘Black Books’ she […]
You may have read Denise Krepp’s editorial posts here on The Hill is Home, or you may have met her at ANC 6B meetings because she represents 6B10. But last week was a big week for one of our tireless neighborhood crusaders: first, she had a piece on this summer’s crime wave over at The […]
A key goal of the 11th Street Bridge Park, a project of the Ward 8 based non-profit Building Bridges Across the River at THEARC, is to serve as an anchor for economic growth. While the Bridge Park’s design strategies will increase connectivity and interaction between those living on both sides of the Anacostia River, more […]