Rodent. Sterilization. Let those two words sink in and let’s hope the little critters also join the Shaker movement. Capitol Hill Corner You missed the ANC candidate forum, but there are some interesting meetings coming up in the ANC6D07 area (until Whole Foods opens on October 18, that is). JDLand DETAILS on that opening. It […]
By now it’s been five days since a fire destroyed the Arthur Capper Senior Apartments, 900 5th Street SE. Today, the Hill Rag’s Elizabeth O’Gorek reports that a 70 74-year old man and a resident of the Capper Apartments, was found in the rubble. During a press conference at 10 p.m. on September 19, the day […]
Although The Hill is Home is primarily about Ward 6 and specifically about Capitol Hill, we feel strongly about sharing issues that affect other parts of town (#OneCity). So when we came across this post from Nikki Peele, the dynamic blogger, small business owner and community activist behind Congress Heights on the Rise, we wanted to […]
Although today’s weather feels like the inside of a mouth, fall and winter will be here soon–along with flu season. Kaiser Permanente is providing free flu shots to the public over at their Capitol Hill location, 700 2nd Street NE. You can either get a flu shot on the main floor or at urgent care. […]
Extremely excited for Emilie’s, the upcoming restaurant coming to the Penn 11 development. Two words: Oyster cart. Squee! Washingtonian Take a peek at the newly updated Imani Church on Capitol Hill I mean, the Belltower. Holy fancy details, Batman! Urban Turf THIH alumnus Tim Ebner has the lowdown on the best steakhouses around DC. Naturally, […]