Hey neighbors! Keep your eyes peeled for a sweet doggie named Copper, who recently escaped his new owners’ home in Hill East. Copper fled from 18th and A, SE on April 3rd. Since then, he’s been tracked in Anacostia, but has not yet been found. If you have any information, call the numbers printed on […]
The Washington Post on”The State of Union Station.” DC Metrocentric shared a few pictures of the 3-D models of the proposed Hine site that are on display at the Hill Center. Going Out Gurus checked out the new fairgrounds on Half Street. Urban Turf examined the maturation of the dining scene along H Street. Going […]
While researching a piece on manufacturing on the Hill (see this month’s Hill Rag for more) I came across a curious book: Historical and Commercial Sketches of Washington and Environs: Our Capital City, “The Paris of America”; Its Prominent Places and People etc etc. Most of the book is a series of short pieces extolling all […]
Well now that Spring has finally officially sprung (Winter..what happened?) we’re right on the cusp of the prime concert season and so it goes that the shows are going to be coming fast and furious from here on out. With that in mind we’re just gonna get right to it. These might not be all […]
Maybe you’re one of the lucky few with a long weekend on your hands (thank you Easter Monday). In that case, this weekend might just be the weekend to conquer the clutter that’s been building up in your basement, garage, or general living space. If you’re in the mood for some spring cleaning and are thinking […]