07 Nov 2014

News:

Notice anything different?

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 […]


05 Nov 2014

Local Politics:

How Ward 6 Voted

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: […]


04 Nov 2014

News:

Hill Buzz

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 […]


03 Nov 2014

History:

Lost Capitol Hill: The Eastern Branch Dog Cemetery

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 […]


31 Oct 2014

Local Politics:

The Lazy Voter’s Guide to the 2014 Election

This piece is for you who are still undecided in the upcoming election. The rest of you – particularly those who have voted already – can go outside and play. For the rest of you, go get your DCBOEE guide that you got the other day, the one you laughed at for sporting an upside-down […]


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