While the rest of the country simply tunes in for the State of the Union from their homes, we get to navigate street closures and crowds of Hill staffers all while listening to helicopters circle overhead. It’s part of the fun of living in the neighborhood that sits in the shadow of the Capitol. So […]
Earlier today we discussed the pros and cons of the open-air pavilion at The Yards Park becoming restaurants later this year. So readers, what do you say?
A couple of weeks ago I saw a short posting on The Yards Park facebook page. It read, “Planning an event for March 2012? This is your last chance to hold an event in the lumbershed open air pavilion in the Yards Park! The lumbershed is going under construction in April to be restaurants. Book […]
Housing Complex looked at the history of the former Buchanan School at 13th and D streets SE, also known as the International Graduate University. JDLand reported that DCPS reiterated that the Van Ness Elementary School will not open sooner than 2015. DCPS also nixed the idea of allowing the School Within School at Peabody Elementary […]
Today’s deal for Living Social/Amazon is for tickets to the upcoming INTERSECTIONS: A New America Arts Festival at the Atlas. I have no idea when this weird alliance was struck between Amazon and Living Social, I just know it is one more email in my inbox each morning. But a deal is a deal and this one […]