After reading last week’s column on Things We Take For Granted on Walking to School, some people spoke out on their concern for pedestrian safety between stopping and smelling the roses. With more and more small children, many of whom cannot be seen readily from behind the hoods of autos and many of whom are […]
This article, by David Holmes, originally appeared in the September, 2010, newsletter of the Capitol Hill Restoration Society. Change may be in store for 11th Street, SE. At a meeting called by ANC Commissioner Kristen Oldenburg and Councilmember Tommy Wells, the District Department of Transportation (DDoT) presented proposed changes in street parking and new bike […]
With all the excitement of the primaries, this week feels like it has flown by! Whether you are celebrating victory or wallowing in defeat, there’s lots to do this weekend on the Hill.
By Philip Hutinet, cross-posted on East City Art blog. Thursday September 16 Studio Design Art Gallery opens Latinic Thursday evening from 6pm to 10pm. Honfleur Gallery invites artists to jump start their careers by consulting one-on-one with experts in various fields. Friday, September 17 Gallery OonH will kick off the weekend with an opening reception […]
You, long-time resident of Capitol Hill, may or may not have ever eaten at Las Placitas. If you have, you more than likely agree with me that it’s an awesome little restaurant. (Unless you are joyless and heartless, in which case I cannot help you. I kid, I kid.) If you don’t, you may wonder […]