20 May 2014

Hill Buzz

Greater Greater Washington shared a map of the city in 1979, showing what neighborhoods were distressed, and which were sound. Curbed DC shared the 10 priciest houses for sale on Capitol Hill. Greater Greater Washington reported that Tommy Wells will not run for the At-Large council seat. PoPville reported that an elderly man was maced […]


19 May 2014

Bayou Bakery Coming to Hill Center's Historic Carriage House

The wait is over: we finally know what will fill the historic carriage house on the grounds of the Old Naval Hospital. David Guas will open a second Bayou Bakery, Coffee Bar & Eatery this fall on Capitol Hill. If you have never been to the Arlington location, take a trip to try the authentic New […]


19 May 2014

Lost Capitol Hill: A Tour of Congressional Cemetery

It’s almost 11:00 on Sunday night, which means that my column for tomorrow should be showing signs of completion by now. Or, at least, some research. Or maybe even a topic. Sadly, none of the above is true right now. It’s been a busy weekend. So, instead, I will tell you about something which will […]


13 May 2014

Hill Buzz

City Desk explained why some Eastern Market vendors are split on a plan to reopen 7th Street SE on weekends. JDLand shared renderings of the proposed Homewood Suites Hotel at 50 M Street SE. Girl Meets Food noted that if you are going to buy a $300 bottle of scotch from one of our liquor stores, […]


12 May 2014

Lost Capitol Hill: The First Eastern Branch Bridge

I recently wrote about the Wheeler Ferry and its importance in getting people across the Anacostia in the days before the federal government moved to Washington. I also mentioned the bridge that replaced it, but not its eventual demise – or the role it played during the burning of Washington 200 years ago.


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