18 Nov 2014

News:

Hill Buzz

JDLand shared news that the Committee of 100 is suing against the Record of Decision for the VA Avenue Tunnel project. Frozen Tropics checked out updates on the latest with the H Street Connection redevelopment. CurbedDC checked out a Capitol Hill house for sale with an amazing wine cellar. Girl Meets Food checked out Bullfrog […]


17 Nov 2014

History:

Lost Capitol Hill: The Springs of Washington County

If you look at an old map of D.C., one that still has the city of Washington within its original boundaries, there is a strange notch to be seen at its northeast corner. Instead of Boundary Road (today’s Florida Avenue) continuing gracefully southeast into the Anacostia, it suddenly dips south along 15th Street before turning […]


11 Nov 2014

News:

Hill Buzz

JDLand checked out the new Unleased by Petco at the Boilermaker Shops. Washington Business Journal reported that the National Community Church is buying the Blue Castle. Washington Business Journal also had more on the legal saga around Xavier Cervera’s old restaurants.


10 Nov 2014

News:

Local Non-Profit Recognized by L’Oreal

Corinne Cannon, Founder of the DC Diaper Bank, has been recognized as a Woman of Worth by L’Oreal Paris USA. The distinction earns the Diaper Bank $10,000, with a shot at $25,000.  Cannon is one of ten finalists for the top prize, chosen from more than 4,000 nominations. The DC Diaper Bank helps more than 2,500 […]


10 Nov 2014

History:

Lost Capitol Hill: The Unknown Soldiers of 1812

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 […]


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