30 Nov 2009

Lost Capitol Hill: St. Cyprian’s Church

While in my usual columns about lost Capitol Hill I write about landmarks that are completely lost, it is good to see that I am not the only person trying to remember some of these buildings. Today I write about a place that I found out about only because there is still a small memento […]


25 Nov 2009

Combating Juvenile Violence – From the Personal to the Practical

For those of you who subscribe to the Police Department’s First District listserv, you may already know that two juveniles were arrested last Friday in at least some degree of connection with the rock throwing incident that I first wrote about two weeks ago. I’m personally grateful to the timely intervention of two MPD officers, […]


25 Nov 2009

Yes! to Remain as Development Proceeds

Yes! Organic Market of Capitol Hill has worked out a deal with landlord Stanton Development Corporation to remain in its 658 Pennsylvania Avenue, SE location with its original footprint while Stanton proceeds with plans to add 13,000 square  feet of office space atop existing structures from Yes!  back through the corner block of 7th Street SE and […]


25 Nov 2009

Bank Robbery at Chevy Chase Bank

We’re a little behind on our reporting on this but on Monday at about 1:15 pm I received an automated text alert from Alert DC that there had been a bank robbery on the 300 block of Pennsylvania Avenue, SE. Local news outlets did not seem to pick up the story, but we now have […]


24 Nov 2009

Hill Buzz

One of my favorite things about Thanksgiving in DC is how quiet the city is.  My office is a ghost town, there’s no traffic on the roads (well the city roads, I hear I95 is a mess), I can get a seat on Metro, the city becomes a quiet oasis.  And it’s the start of […]


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