A regular roundup of interesting miscellany from our fellow neighborhood bloggers. Southwest … The Little Quadrant That Could has an update on the status of development at Randall School at Half and I Streets. The site, formerly owned by the Corcoran and Monument Realty, is now being developed by a team from Telesis and Rubell. […]
by Richard Holwill At Spring Training, you see major-league quality ball for the first four to five innings. After that, management wants to look at the minor league players and prospects who might make the team on opening day or be brought up during the season. So you are seeing AAA-ball around the 6th inning […]
This warm weather has been an ideal way to usher in spring following the best (read: nonexistent) DC winter I’ve ever experienced. With so much sunshine and dare I say flip flops in your future, outdoors are the new indoors. And you don’t have to break the piggy bank to have some fun. This week, […]
I know, I know, DC elections can be hard to keep track of: it’s like figuring out Metro fares with peak of the peak thrown in. But we’ve got an election coming down the pike in a few weeks, and it’s time for all of us to troop on down to the polls and preserve […]
Theatre fan? Parent of a budding thespian? Someone who knows a child with a flair for the dramatic? Then you may want to check out tonight’s free community reading of student-written work by the Young Playwrights’ Theatre. The event starts at 7pm at Capitol Hill Arts Workshop. A part of the 2012 New Play Festival, the event will […]