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 […]
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! […]
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 […]
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.
Capital Cooking checked out the newly opened Bearnaise Eater DC noted that DCanter will set up virtual classes with winemakers and brewers. Loose Lips speculated that Charles Allen will run for the Ward 6 City Council seat after Allen purchased Google ads. A contributor to PoPville discovered the skate park under the freeway at Garfield […]