The Hill is Home is monitoring reports of incidents involving muggings at knifepoint in recent days. Last Friday two individuals were robbed together by a group of two to three males believed to be 20 and under at 10th and D NE. The incident happened in broad daylight, according to alerts and MPD-1D listserv information […]
THIH’s Wine Guys recently suggested a vacation in a bottle. That is something Jon Genderson, head of operations at Schneider’s, has been seeing in action. Despite the current state of the economy and accompanying decline in retail generally, Schneider’s has seen an uptick in unit sales, even as dollar volume has remained steady. Genderson thinks […]
Though DC is no stranger to current and former expats, when Jean Kohanek and her husband, Cody Rice, returned from Montreal in late 2008, it was like a double homecoming. Not only were they back in the U.S. after her husband’s two year assignment abroad, but they were also coming back to Capitol Hill. Interestingly, […]
As much as we all love Lincoln Park, there can be no doubt that its main statue is, at best, condescending, and at worst, downright racist. This is no new insight: public outcry about its subtext made the sculptor make some minor changes even before it was cast. Given this controversy, it is unsurprising that […]