The Capitol Hill neighborhood is mourning the loss of a devoted and loved member of the community, Steve Cymrot. Steve passed away yesterday afternoon. He had been hospitalized following a traffic accident the week before Thanksgiving. Steve and his wife, Nicky are long time Hill-residents who have been heavily involved in community organizations such as the […]
A favorite spot for local business owners who work from home offices is moving just a few blocks west of it’s current home in the 900 block of Pennsylvania Ave, SE. Cove will be closed today through Sunday while the staff moves everything to its new location at 611 1/2 Pennsylvania Ave SE. They will reopen […]
The Washington Post checked out the long history of Mangialardo and Sons. Some local dog walkers were interviewed for a Fox 5 segment on the etiquette of dog poop. Young & Hungry announced that Rose’s Luxury will be auctioning off reservations and autographed plates for World Food Program USA. CurbedDC looked at the proposed plans for bringing the […]
Editorial by Hill Resident, Denise Krepp Olympic fever has descended on the Potomac. A lovely group of individuals calling themselves DC 2024 is rallying DC government officials to support the organization’s bid to be the official U.S. nomination for the summer 2024 Olympic Games. Unfortunately, this rallying effort does not include talking with DC residents […]
Last week, we looked at the strange shape of L’Enfant’s original Washington City, and how a spring located there was responsible. Today, we’ll look at some of the people who owned the land in the early years of the city. After the original owners, the Gibsons, had moved on, the next owner of the spring […]