30 Jul 2013

Hill Buzz

The Washington Post published a really powerful piece on the Maslins. ANC 6B Commissioner Kirsten Oldenburg posted a detour map for the upcoming 11th Street road closures. DCist reviewed H Street Housewives at the Capital Fringe Festival. Curbed posted a poll to see what neighborhood name people prefered for Near Southeast; “Navy Yard” beat out […]


29 Jul 2013

Lost Capitol Hill: St. Cyprian's School

I was researching some of the infill developments on the Hill recently, and discovered that one of them was built on the former site of a Catholic school. I wanted to know more about it, but struck out in my usual sources. Fortunately, the church connected with the school had done the research, and posted […]


24 Jul 2013

Sadly, Yes! Says No to H Street (for now)

Back in April, local blogs were abuzz about a Yes! Organic Market opening up shop on H Street in the old H Street Playhouse property at 1365 H Street NE.  With a new Giant just down the road, it seemed like other companies were interested in staking out a location in the area, and Yes! […]


23 Jul 2013

Hill Buzz

Frozen Tropics shared news that construction is starting at the Springarn Car Barn, bring us a small step closer to seeing streetcars on H Street NE. Young & Hungry checked out the newly opened DCanter on Barracks Row. City Desk shared some reader reactions to the recent cover profile on Tommy Wells. Young & Hungry […]


22 Jul 2013

Lost Capitol Hill: Planes at the Capitol

Demonstrations have become a routine on Capitol Hill, to the point where we barely notice them any more. And today, demonstrations usually mean a bunch of people waving signs and chanting. In the old days, things were actually, well, demonstrated.


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