One of the dangers of researching a topic for one of my columns is that it will turn out that there is not enough information to warrant writing it up, or that it does not, in fact, have any relation to the Hill, even such a tenuous one as did last week’s. In either of […]
Hey there! Notice anything different? Maybe we switched shampoos or went for the deep-conditioning treatment? Actually, it’s just our new design. After five years, we thought it was time to change things around a bit. We’ve been working with designers over the last couple of months to reorganize our content so that you, our beloved […]
Good morning, Capitol Hill! Have you recovered from the late night of election-watching yet? In case you were not paying attention, we officially have a new Mayor-elect, a new Ward 6 councilmember, and a number of new ANC commissioners, among others. Oh, and the citizens have voted to legalize marijuana. Here is how Ward 6 voted: […]
Washington Business Journal reported that the owners of La Lomita restaurant is proposing to convert its existing two-story commercial building into a mixed-use development with a restaurant topped by three floors of condos. JDLand and Young & Hungry announced that a Southern-style restaurant, Due South, is coming to the Lumber Shed next spring. Washington Business […]
I will admit that this post is, a) late (it should have run before Hallowe’en), b) off-target (it describes a site well outside of pretty much any definition of Capitol Hill), and c) sadly sparse in detail. Nonetheless, the very subject makes it worthy of a post, and –hopefully –of your time reading it. The […]