09 Oct 2015

ANC:

Shoutout: Denise Krepp

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 […]


08 Oct 2015

Development:

11th Street Bridge Park: Building an Equitable and Inclusive Community

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 […]


07 Oct 2015

ANC:

ANC Roundup

Highlights from September ANC Meetings: ANC 6A: Kitty’s Saloon got the ANC’s support for a summer garden; neighbors on Wylie Street are interested in creating a historic district; and city plans to alter the landscaping in the triangle park bounded by 15th Street, Constitution Avenue; and North Carolina Avenue NE were met with skepticism. Neighbors on a NE […]


06 Oct 2015

News:

Hill Buzz

DCist recapped last week’s meeting on the future of the RFK stadium and site. Capitol Hill Corner noted that Zest Bistro is closed “indefinitely.” JDLand shared the latest tidbits from the neighborhood. Hill Now shared details on the armed robbery at Good Stuff Eatery.


05 Oct 2015

History:

Lost Capitol Hill: Anne Royall

Interviews are an important part of the reporter’s tool-kit, whether to be published as a stand-alone piece, or to simply to gather information and quotes for an article. This art form is, however, not all that old–less than 200 years. The first practitioner was Anne Royall, who developed it out of necessity when she found […]


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