I have over $100 in Barnes & Noble gift cards I can’t get myself to spend. Seriously, I might blow the whole thing on the chocolates or Burt’s Bees products at the register because I am not, repeat, I am not allowed to buy books. The “one comes in one comes out” mantra serves me […]
Support for solar energy may be eclipsed in the District. In the last greenHILLhome update on solar energy in the District, I reported on the status of funding for residential solar projects and how the rebates were in jeopardy due to DC budget cuts and reapportioning of money. Thanks to the work of the Capitol […]
The RiverfrontBID wants to know what you want to see during their summer movie series. Over the next week they’re surveying the community to see whether we’d prefer movies with a “summer vacation” or an “Oscar winners” theme. In two weeks they’ll determine the winning theme and let people choose which moves they’d like to […]
If you were to ask me for a headline to describe February’s ANC 6A meeting, I’d call it the, “We Pretty Much Agree on Everything Except Marathons” meeting. Aside from the inconveniences of road blockages, the commission also discussed the renaming of the Rosedale rec center, pending snow removal legislation and heard from the owner […]
This was meant to run yesterday morning. It mistakenly did not run, but here’s how we spent our weekends – just a day late. -Ed. Happy Valentine’s day, if you care. Or Hello, if you don’t. My opinion on this day is: Sure it’s a made-up holiday but I will always encourage a ritual that involves […]