DDOT is asking for your feedback on the proposed placement of 25 new Capital Bikeshare stations. Our friends at Greater Greater Washington have, as ever, given us a useful introduction to the topic. If you’re really interested, the comments are also quite enlightening, though I hope some of those people also sent their comments to […]
Did you get a tan last weekend? Or perhaps a bit of a burn on these 80+ degree days? For you gals, there’s another opportunity to get dressed up and bare some sun-kissed skin. Guys, this time of year you can’t go wrong with light colored shirt and a linen or seersucker suit, tan or […]
After many discussions about the lack of true bakeries and sweet shops, it looks like the Hill will soon have more than we may know what to do with. On 8th Street alone we will soon have Hello Cupcake, Sweet Lobby, 32 Below (frozen yogurt) and Spring Mill Bread. Spring Mill Bread, the latest to […]
Just when you thought the combination of the Yards Park and the Trapeze School New York couldn’t get any more unique and fun, Sunday May 1st, the TSNY celebrates their one-year anniversary of full operations on the waterfront with a public festival and performance. The Yards Park is such a great place to be, why […]
Students returning to Maury Elementary today found their school with a much improved aspect. During last week’s spring break, work crews descended upon the school at the corner of 13th and Constitution, NE, busily replacing the school’s many windows. What’s the big deal, you ask? Having lived within sight of the school for 10 years, […]