From all of the political ads airing on TV and the radio you would think that Maryland’s Question 7 and the races in our neighboring states were the only ones in November (oh, and that race for 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, of course). But it turns out there’s a little election going on in your backyard […]
Each year the Washington DC chapter of the American Institute of Architects hosts a number of lectures, tours and other events that are open to the public and gathers them all under the umbrella of AIA|DC Architecture Week. This year’s “week” kicks off on Wednesday, September 19 and runs through Saturday, September 29. While some […]
The Washington Post reported that The Pug had to remove the “Marion Berry’s Dirty Asian Summer Punch” from its menu. A Prince of Petworth reader sent in a photo of a day time drug deal going on in Stanton Park. Young & Hungry interviewed the chef behind Union Market. JDLand shared information on yet another […]
I recently wrote about Thomas Law and his attempt to build a sugar refinery on the Hill, at the base of New Jersey Avenue, on that Anacostia. The refinery did not last long, and was soon turned into a brewery. It is about this brewery, and the man behind it, that we will look at more […]
Following on the heels of its recent exterior renovation, the Northeast Library (330 7th Street NE) is about to close for at least a year to undergo a massive $10 million historic renovation. The library will officially close at 5:30pm on September 22nd. In anticipation of the library’s closing, the Friends of the NE Library will […]