Happy Pride month! As you stop to admire the rainbow banners festooning our local businesses and homes (as well as corporate America), please take a moment to reflect on how, despite many current setbacks that might tell a different story, we have much to celebrate in terms of how far we’ve come in terms of […]
It’s Wednesday and really lovely, so what’s going on? First up: if you missed Charles Allen’s dangerous driving roundtable yesterday, it’s still up on his Facebook page. The post is public so you do not need an account (or to log in) in order to access the content. At the beginning of the roundtable, Allen […]
Whenever I am at a loss for a subject to write about, I go back to my store of articles about the Washington Navy Yard to find something that happened there worth delving more deeply into. I have frequently written about accidents that happened there; it was far from a safe workplace in its early […]
We’re really doing this thing where the post used to appear on Tuesdays and then we slid into Wednesdays and now here we are on a Thursday, trying to pretend it’s still mid-week. Anyway, here are the links! The senate voted to reject DC’s police reform bill. Washington Post Hey, do you even know what […]
It’s May and that means bike love and bike events. Today’s Bike and Roll to School Day looked like a lot of fun: The inaugural installment of Hill Family Biking seems to have been a success this past Saturday: Over 250 biking enthusiasts took to the road and enjoyed two-wheeled camaraderie. Want to be part […]