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 […]
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 […]
On Saturday, Nichole and I had the pleasure of spending a gorgeous fall afternoon at a block party that epitomizes how awesome our neighborhood is. You see, this annual block party isn’t just a block party. The residents of Walter Street — a tiny street between Independence Avenue and C Street, and 12th and 13th […]
When the Caldwell House, at 206 Pennsylvania Ave SE, was demolished in 1933 to make way for the John Adams building of the Library of Congress, it was the oldest private house on Capitol Hill, and one of the best examples of the Federal style of architecture to boot. However, today I want to write […]
David recently shared that he and another THIH writer both recently had their houses broken into, and were told by the police that there has been a recent surge in robberies on Capitol Hill. After reader David’s post, a reader shared another story with us that we wanted to pass on. One of the best […]