21 Jul 2020

Hill Buzz

You may as well call this week’s column Hill Swelter because the feels-like 100 degrees grossness is real. How are we keeping our cool this week? (Or, alternatively, what’s making us lose it?) In cautiously joyous news, baseball is back? Opening day is coming at us this Thursday, July 23, pitting the Nationals against the […]


17 Jul 2020

News:

The Northeast Library closed Wednesday due to COVID

This morning, a tweet from reader Janna (@jannalibrarian on Twitter) made us sit up and take notice. She highlighted the following tweet from user Gabi, @gkhuesca, who is a children’s librarian: I reached out to her but have not heard back, so instead I talked to a library staffer from Northeast Library, who told me […]


16 Jul 2020

News:

Hill Miscellany

Hello everyone! Sometimes you come across many things that deserve sharing but they are not necessarily news. If this were another time, they’d all deserve their own post, but in the spirit of maximizing your attention span and mine, I’m tentatively starting a series called Hill Miscellany. I suppose it could just as well be […]


12 Jul 2020

News:

The Little Gym is Opening tomorrow, 7/13

Some days are entirely too hot to be outside and an indoor play area that focuses on gymnastics is just the kind of space for parents of young kids on the Hill.  The Little Gym on Capitol Hill will be opening this coming Monday, July 13, to help fill that very need. Mind you, being […]


07 Jul 2020

News:

Hill Buzz

When the most exciting thing to have happened to you today is that it rained last night (okay, and chatting on the phone with a friend– hi Rebecca!), you know that COVID times are special. What else has been going? By now, if you haven’t had at least one heated conversation about the Emancipation Statue […]


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