Recently, we had several readers engage us on Twitter regarding car break-ins. While having your car broken into, or what the police calls “theft from car,” is an annoying but mundane part of living in the city, the tweets from several neighbors claiming there was an increase in these thefts gave us pause: It started […]
Capitol Hill Corner has a terrifying report of a woman who was brutally beaten exactly one week ago, Thursday, August 23, before 6 a.m. in the 500 block of 4th Street SE, western side. Larry Janezich’s post states that the assault happened “within sight of” the 1st District substation at 500 E Street SE. Although […]
Seven years of meetings, planning sessions and general back-and-forth culminated in today’s official groundbreaking at RFK’s Lot 7. Greg O’Dell, Events DC’s CEO opened the ceremony and introduced Max Brown, Events DC Board Chairman, who in turn introduced Mayor Muriel Bowser, Ward 7 councilmember Vincent Gray, Ward 6 Councilmember Charles Allen and Ward 2 Councilmember […]
Construction is an annoying part of life around Ward 6 and specifically around Capitol Hill and friends– from H Street NE to the river. The District Department of Transportation frequently shares construction information. We share it with you so you can be a little more prepared for certain doom. –Maria Helena Carey From DDOT: Ward […]
When I received this email, I could not believe it: It’s been TEN WHOLE YEARS since Peregrine Espresso spiffed up our morning routines and gave Tim Krepp a daily place where to hold court. Back in 2008, they spiffed up the space left behind by that (as it turns out) aptly-named Murky Coffee. Out with […]