07 Apr 2011

The To Do List

Wow, everyone is buzzing about a possible government shutdown and the effect it could have on DC city services.  It seems that events like the Cherry Blossom Parade won’t happen either so this week’s to do list will have no suggestions involving the Smithsonian, the Zoo or any other federally funded operations… If you are […]


06 Apr 2011

Reader Poll: Will You be Furloughed?

Often times when I tell people I live on the Hill, their very next question is if I work on Capitol Hill…as in that big domed building that gives our neighborhood its name.  And I always respond that the neighborhood is so much more than that, and most of my friends’ jobs have little to […]


06 Apr 2011

Things We Take for Granted: The Ushers at Nats Park

Okay, okay. I’m sure I’ve gushed about the Nats to the point of exhaustion, but I really do love baseball. And despite what others may say, I love the park, too! I particularly love spending my summers at a park where both my family and I can find some enjoyment: a jungle gym and lots […]


06 Apr 2011

Kingsman Field Dog Park Tips

After years of waiting, Kingsman Field Dog Park is finally open. Most of us have been used to the free and easy ways of our neighborhood parks, which have been used as unofficial dog parks for many years. But Kingsman Field is a little different and Hill Hounds was kind enough to put together some […]


05 Apr 2011

Arriving Soon: BoxCar Grill; Destination: Seventh Street, SE

We have an appetizing little update on our news from weeks and weeks ago on a new commercial neighbor on Seventh Street SE:  an in-house charcuterie; cheeses; a large wine selection; ales; and a “fresh progressive menu,” with chef Brendan Tharp, formerly of  Baltimore’s Blue Hill Tavern, at the helm.  Forgive the mixed metaphor, but […]


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