16 May 2011

Lost Capitol Hill: Skulduggery at Mott's Market

Many of you, especially those who live south of Lincoln Park, know Mott’s Market as a great place to get a six-pack of beer, or some milk, or something to satisfy that late-night munchie urge. What you probably don’t know is that it was once the scene of some RNC shenanigans.


13 May 2011

How Bikram Yoga Capitol Hill Became Part of My Life

I hate exercise.  Up until March, it had been 3 years since I last did anything that could remotely be construed as such.  I could make excuses about work, illness, or starting my own business, but the truth is, I stopped exercising because I don’t like it.  No matter how consistently I’ve worked out –on […]


13 May 2011

Ward 6 State of the Schools this Saturday

Join Tommy Wells and Acting Chancellor Kaya Henderson this Saturday at Eastern High School to learn more about Ward 6 public schools and to learn about the city’s plans for them.  This is a great chance to share your ideas on how to improve our schools and to meet with DCPS leadership. Refreshments will be […]


11 May 2011

Get Over Yourself, Mr. Mendelsohn

“It is nice to be in a second-tier city where you can be a big fish in a small pond.” –Spike Mendelsohn Capitol Hill’s own Spike Mendelsohn is the subject of today’s People’s District. Incidentally, if you’re not reading Danny Harris’s amazing blog, you should. In the interview, Spike talks about how he ended up […]


10 May 2011

Don't Call My Neighborhood Ghetto

It cannot be said enough: I hate what my neighborhood can become after 5pm, when people come from Maryland, Virginia and other areas of D.C., to enjoy the offerings on H Street.  I say “can,” because on most nights all is well; on most nights I am able to find a parking spot, and I […]


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