29 May 2013

Hill Buzz

Urban Daddy checked out the newly opened Vendetta. The Washington Post’s Gene Weingarten documented the eviction of a neighbor, and how the neighbors rallied to save his possessions. Housing Complex featured Capitol Hill’s tiniest house, which can be rented for $1,200 a month. Sweetgreen is coming to Near Southeast! Read more at JDLand and Young & Hungry. Young […]


21 May 2013

Weekly Crime Report 5/13-5/19

As part of our commitment to raise awareness about crime in our neighborhood, we are sharing the daily crime reports from MPD and posting them to a map. The following crimes were reported to have taken place around the broader Capitol Hill neighborhood (all of the 1st District and PSA 507 in the 5th District, which covers […]


21 May 2013

Hill Buzz

DCist shared new map from Tom Allison showing what neighborhoods are home to the most government workers. Not all that surprisingly, the the Near Southeast and the Navy Yard neighborhood has the highest concentration of residents who work for the government. ANC 6B Commissioner Brian Flahaven posted a recap of the May ANC 6B meeting. JDLand and […]


20 May 2013

Lost Capitol Hill: The Portrait Monument Dedicated to Women’s Suffrage pt 2

Last week, we looked at the urban legend surrounding  Adelaide Johnson’s The Portrait Monument to Lucretia Mott, Elizabeth Cady Standon and Susan B. Anthony located in the rotunda of the Capitol. Although there is a hunk of unfinished marble connected with it, there is no reason to believe that Johnson ever intended this to be ‘finished’ with […]


15 May 2013

An Open Letter From Fido: Why Can’t We All Just Get Along?

I was enjoying a nice run in the rain last Thursday, when I came upon a woman who was walking her dog. It’s the kind of thing we see all the time on the Hill. The dog was in the tree box and she was standing, waiting, only this person was wearing a hooded rain […]


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