A regular roundup of interesting miscellany from our fellow neighborhood bloggers. In Shaw has a roundup on the status (or lack thereof) of a few local hotspots, including Bistro Bohem and Shaw Tavern. Borderstan reminds us to be polite to tourists mesmerized by cherry trees (I’m on board, as long as they don’t block the […]
Starting this Friday, Fruit Bat (1236 H Street, NE) turns into THE TRUCK STOP. It will be turning its kitchen over to some of your favorite food truck chefs. Seeking to stem those late night, post-dancing, post-concert, post-whateverelse (hey, as long as it doesn’t disturb the neighbors) munchines, Fruit Bat will be serving a variety […]
by Richard Holwill For more articles in this series, see previous posts about spring training, the infield, and the outfield. Two years ago, the Nats’ starters had an average ERA of 5.00. Last year it was down but still well over 3.00. This year, many observers seem to think that that number could be among […]
By Matthew Roberts of Ginkgo Gardens One of my favorite movies, especially during the dark depressing days of winter, is Enchanted April. It’s mostly about the transformative powers of love, but also has a lot to do with gardens. Or more specifically one particular garden around a castle on the Italian coast in spring. During […]
Live Green and Repax partnered to help give you a little nudge to get started on your spring cleaning. They’ve partnered with local drop off locations to accept your gently used clothes as part of DC’s largest clothing drive, benefiting Goodwill of Greater Washington. Fortunately for us, there are three locations convenient to the Hill: […]