Immediately after I write this, I’ll be pulling bins of t-shirts, shorts and summery dresses out of my attic. While I’m doing that, I will also come across boxes, piles and bags of things that suffered through the winter but really need a new home. If you’ve already purged the attic and are having a […]
For over 15 years Hands on DC has been working to make our public schools better, and the future of public schoolchildren brighter. Here on the Hill they work at several schools during their Work-a-Thon every year, and this year is no exception, with 5 Capitol Hill schools making the list. At the same time […]
The latest proposed designs for the Hine School development are up for consideration in front of the Historic Preservation Review Board, and the ANC wants to hear from residents before determining their own recommendations for the project. So here’s another chance for you to weigh in…
April showers bring May flowers, or so we learned in nursery school. What I’ve learned since having my own yard to tend to is that April showers bring a massive invasion of weeds that can grow as tall as me in the blink of an eye. And in front of each of our houses, at […]
Last night Scott Kubly of DDOT updated the public on the progress of the Streetcar project in a meeting hosted by ANC 6C at the Atlas Performing Arts Center. He could give classes on how to conduct a Q and A. The man is diplomatic and optimistic and will keep answering the same question over […]