Housing Complex questioned whether current parking requirements are slowing development. Greater Greater Washington examined the possible impact of ANC 6B’s recommendations for regulations around opening a corner store. Going Out Gurus checked out the Rose’s Luxury pop up at Hogo. Eater DC shared the early — and favorable — reviews of the newly opened Beuchert’s […]
We finish up our look at Mike Canning’s book on movies in DC with another recent movie with strong Hill connections. It is the story of one of the most notorious people ever born here. Where last week’s entry described the birth of the CIA, here is the story of another famous three-letter-agency.
JDLand shared details about Agua 301, the modern Mexican restaurant by the owners of Zest that will be opening in the Lumber Shed in July. Eater DC reported that the DC Beer Festival will be taking over Nationals Ballpark March 23rd and 24th. Just after its closing, Suna gets a not so great review from […]
Another movie that did not make the cut in Mike Canning’s book Hollywood on the Potomac is another movie focusing on the CIA, with scenes filmed all around the world, but based in Washington DC. Featuring a stellar cast and beautiful period set pieces, it traces the history of the Agency from its earliest beginnings. Once again, a […]
by Nichole Opkins As many you may have heard, DDOT is conducting several studies that directly impact the Hill East community. The first study involves the area around the Potomac Avenue Metro. The second involves Barney Circle and the potential Southeast Boulevard. These studies’ apparent purposes are to develop suggestions to improve traffic patterns and increase […]