On Saturday, October 6th, about 350 fit and spirited people congregated at Congressional Cemetery to run and show off their costumes. Here are a few vignettes from the evening– enjoy!
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On Saturday, October 6th, about 350 fit and spirited people congregated at Congressional Cemetery to run and show off their costumes. Here are a few vignettes from the evening– enjoy!
Whether you prefer your harvest festive or haunted, two Capitol Hill schools are hosting fall festivals perfect for the pumpkin-carvers, costume-wearers and scaredy-cats looking to kick start their fall celebrations this weekend. HARVEST FESTIVAL at Tyler Elementary When: Saturday, October 27, 11am-3pm Where: Tyler Elementary School at 1001 G Street, SE What’s in store: […]
As Tim so eloquently explained earlier this week, your vote may not count for much on the Presidential ticket but when it comes to local elections, it can mean everything. The Advisory Neighborhood Council (ANC) can impact development in your neighborhood in many ways — for good and bad. They serve as your voice on city matters, so you […]
We have offered to post brief statements from all of the ANC candidates running for seats on Capitol Hill and the surrounding neighborhoods that we cover here on The Hill is Home. These statements are not endorsements and have been posted exactly as submitted by the candidates. My name is Ben Rosset and I’m running […]
It’s the weekend before Halloween, so this is generally the time the grown ups get to have fun, be it at a neighbor’s Halloween party or something at one of our local watering holes. Be sure to visit Backstage, as it is their last Halloween in the neighborhood. Next year, we’ll be trekking to the […]