Late Saturday night Capital City Diner tweeted “Unfortunately, we have to close this evening until 6am for a family emergency. We will reopen Sunday at 6am.” The “family emergency” referred to was the shooting of one of their servers. The Diner’s Facebook page additional details on Sunday, “Our dear friend and waiter, Wade, was robbed […]
Holy moly! It’s just a normal Friday afternoon for me, trolling the open house list from Phil. And what do I stumble upon? Why its the world’s most awesome shower! And what?! A couple of photos later … basement family room with a GIANT projection screen. When three feet of snow fall this winter, this […]
I don’t remember my Dante well enough, but I believe community meetings are featured in the 4th ring of Hell, correct? I bring this up, because last night, Councilmember Wells hosted a meeting to discuss with neighbors ongoing developments at the former DC General site collectively known as Reservation 13. Two main issues are facing […]
After Halloween it seems as though we slip into a sort of holiday vortex, where parties and presents take hold of our lives and we forget to appreciate all the wonderful things that make late fall and early winter, particularly the days between November 1 and December 31, wonderful–things like cool weather, warm fireplaces and […]
Nothing says Thanksgiving like pie. And the with success of Dangerously Delicious Pies and the speed with which pies fly off bakery shelves, it’s pretty safe to say Capitol Hill is a pie-lovin’ neighborhood. Buy your pies now from Slice of Life and you won’t feel quite so guilty about the caloric consumption come November […]