02 Apr 2012

Lost Capitol Hill: The Case of the Stolen Surtout Coat

Like most Hill residents, I swing through Eastern Market every weekend to see what’s for sale. You never know when you might find just the right piece of furniture, article of clothing, or item to hang on your wall there. A few weeks ago, I came across something in the last category. It’s currently being […]


27 Mar 2012

Hill Buzz

In case you missed all of the coverage of last week’s Reservation 13 meeting, catch up by reading a recap from one of our writers, THIH Twitter round up, Housing Complex, DCist, and Huff Post DC When you do construction at an old military site you run into all sorts of fun things, like a […]


26 Mar 2012

Lost Capitol Hill: The Stevens Tree

When we think of memorials and monuments today, structures of bronze and marble are what first spring to mind. Whether the figure on horseback such as the Grant statue in front of the Capitol or the simple obelisk that honors the memory of the father of our country and namesake of our city, monuments are […]


23 Mar 2012

Mayor Gray fails a neighborhood

By Michael Hoffman A neighborhood waited. In fact, it has waited ten years since it started a Master Plan to develop what’s called Reservation 13, the site that sits next to RFK stadium on the banks of the Anacostia River. Neighborhood leaders finally had their moment in the spotlight. The mayor was coming to a […]


23 Mar 2012

The Morning After: Your Tweets from the Reservation 13 Meeting

Take one part concerned Hill East residents, add a roomful of ANC members, reporters and D.C. council members, then top it off with Mayor Vince Gray, and what do you get? Something out of an episode of Parks and Recreation. Last night, community members attended a hearing with Mayor Gray to discuss the future of […]


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