On Tuesday at the Atlas Performing Arts Center, a group of students made history for their school. The senior class donned their caps and gowns to receive the first diplomas awarded by Options Public Charter School. Mayor Gray marked the occasion as keynote speaker, joined by Board of Trustees President (and Vice President of WUSA-9), […]
I’ve clearly been hungry this week…or maybe just other bloggers have been…because most of this week’s links have to do with food. But hey, we’ve got some decent food in the neighborhood. I’m sure someone will chime in to say it’s second tier or something, but I certainly love all of the options that we […]
As Hill residents, we are all well aware of the fire engines that go screaming down our streets every day and the sight of a hook and ladder tearing by is one that only the youngest of us still find in any way exciting. It would be a very different situation, though, if those were […]
As I mentioned this morning in Hill Buzz, there is a special call meeting on the Hine School on June 21st to see a presentation of the revised plans; hear the community’s reactions; and vote on a second resolution. The meeting will be at 7pm at The People’s Church, located at 535 8th St SE. […]
We thought the redistricting issues were a done deal, but the City Council has decided to keep us on our toes. Last minute dealings seem to have resulted in Hill East staying in Ward 6; Kingman Park staying in Ward 7, despite their best efforts; and Reservation 13 becoming part of Ward 7. And don’t […]