23 Nov 2010

Hill Buzz

Happy Thanksgiving!  If you’re in the office, you’re probably one of only a few — a time that I love because it’s so quiet and relaxed.  If you’re traveling, good luck and pack your patience pills since traffic and security lines are sure to be trying.  But it will hopefully all be worth it when […]


22 Nov 2010

Lost Capitol Hill: The Church of the Reformation

In looking for picture of the subject of last week’s column, I saw that there was a church next door, one that had also been knocked down to make way for the Adams Library of Congress building. A quick search of the records turned up the information that this was the predecessor to the Lutheran […]


18 Nov 2010

High School Fair

Maybe its the fact that most of my friends have small children, but I feel like there’s lots of talk about elementary schools: where to go, city vs. charter vs. private, favorite teachers and principles, how to survive lotteries, etc.  I don’t even have kids, but I feel pretty confident that if I did I’d […]


17 Nov 2010

Chat With Councilmember Wells Thursday

It’s been a busy couple of weeks for our Councilmember.  There was the Reservation 13 meeting just after the election, talk about services for the homeless and an article on how Wells beat lobbyists to get the bag tax. (Check out Tuesday’s Hill Buzz if you are in the mood to catch up on your […]


16 Nov 2010

Hill Buzz

It may be a cold and rainy day, but I’ll happily take it in exchange for all of the beautiful weekends we have been treated to lately.  I don’t remember the last time we had such a beautiful and colorful fall and I am loving every moment of it.  It almost makes you forget how […]


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