21 Jan 2015

News:

Carol Glover Remembered in Capitol Hill Service

Carol Inman Glover’s life was celebrated January 19, as over 600 people came together at Capitol Hill Baptist Church, 525 A Street NE, the Washington Post reported. Ms. Glover was a resident of Alexandria. Her brother, Melvin Inman, owns Market Poultry at Eastern Market, according to the Hill Rag online. Ms. Inman was trapped along […]


14 Jan 2015

News:

Stay Vigilant: Residents Share Recent Bad Experiences

Although Capitol Hill is easily the best neighborhood in the whole city (and yes, we are completely biased), it’s important to remember that we live in a city, and crime happens. While I will leave the task of elucidating why crime is so much higher in cities to experts in political economy and law, as […]


13 Jan 2015

News:

Hill Buzz

JDLand noticed that some signs on the Southwest Freeway that direct drivers to the Navy Yard area for gas should probably be updated. The Washington Post looked at the possibility of the Anacostia River being swimmable in the future. District Source reported that the Zoning Commission said that the proposal to build an Angelika movie […]


12 Jan 2015

News:

Delays Around Town

If you work for the DC Government, you’re likely reading this from your desk (if so, can someone let me know when my garbage and recycling from last week will be picked up??).  Everyone else? Chances are you’re warming up the pancake griddle or already sitting in your weekend seat at a favorite coffee shop.  Here’s a […]


12 Jan 2015

History:

Lost Capitol Hill: The First Navy Yard Neighborhood School

The Navy Yard neighborhood of Capitol Hill was the first real neighborhood to develop in D.C. While the city as a whole existed entirely to support the new Federal government and was therefore full of clerks, this neighborhood was there for the Navy Yard and so here lived all those needed to build and repair […]


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