I have been spending the last weeks researching the houses that will be featured on this year’s CHRS House & Garden tour. Much of what I have been able to find out will not be published in their guide, but before I let the story of another Capitol Hill resident go to waste, I will […]
Walking around the Hill this weekend I spotted crocuses popping up all over and now the Nationals’ have played their first spring training game in Florida…Spring is truly just around the corner! After not getting a single snow day off work this year, I’m feeling done with winter and ready for spring in DC. Although […]
First up for this month’s community meetings, DCPS will hold a public meeting tonight to announce their decision on re-opening Van Ness Elementary School. The meeting will be held at 6pm at the Arthur Capper Seniors building at 900 5th St., SE. As for your regularly scheduled ANC and PSA meetings, dates and agendas are […]
When the Marine Band was formed in 1799, the position of leader was given to the drum major, with a fife major as his second in command – and responsible for the training of the fife-players. It was not until 60 years later that the band was reorganized and a true leader was put in […]
While overall crime is down in PSA 107, last week’s February meeting did address a recent string of PCP related arrests on the Hill. The alleged incidents involved the arrest of a woman on Monday at 17th and C streets SE, on Wednesday at 15th and D streets SE and an arrest at the Stadium […]