In case you missed the ANC 6D meeting on Monday night, JD Land has a summary on her website detailing the agenda items that affect the Near Southeast neighborhood. The highlights include a vote to support the historic designation application of St. Paul’s AUMP Church at 4th and I Streets (and an interesting look at […]
The great thing about moving the clocks back on Sunday morning was the extra hour of sleep. But now it’s dark earlier, which makes for a sad trade-off. Then again, the 7:30 am sunrises were a bit rough. There is something very unmotivating about it still being dark when I leave the gym after finishing […]
It’s time again for the monthly ANC and PSA meetings. Check out the agendas and make a point of stopping by to find out the latest about what is going on in your neighborhood. There are several liquor licenses up for renewal, as well as new applications up for consideration, and several development updates that […]
There has been freemasonry and freemasons on Capitol Hill since at least the day that the cornerstone of the Capitol was laid on September 18, 1793. George Washington was there that day in full masonic regalia, presiding over the ceremony. It was over ten years, however, before the masons officially opened for business on Capitol […]
Late Saturday night Capital City Diner tweeted “Unfortunately, we have to close this evening until 6am for a family emergency. We will reopen Sunday at 6am.” The “family emergency” referred to was the shooting of one of their servers. The Diner’s Facebook page additional details on Sunday, “Our dear friend and waiter, Wade, was robbed […]