Some of us are more together when it comes to dinnertime: those who are, draw up charts and maps and do weekly menus. The shopping happens rigorously and religiously– ironically, to some, on Sunday. Others among us are, shall we say, constantly flying by the seat of our pants. We rush out to the store […]
I’ve heard it said before, and I’ll say it again—Frager’s Hardware has everything you’ll ever need. However, should you find yourself in need of a carpet cleaner, ladder, popcorn machine, electric lawn mower or gas powered chain saw, but you don’t have room to store such things in your tiny row home, than you can […]
As we move into the first weekend of summer, there are plenty of outdoor events around the Hill and in the area. Tonight, June 3, Rachel Platten & Laura Meyer will be playing at Ebenezer’s Coffeehouse (201 F St NE) as part of their Modern Underground/First Thursdays series. Doors open at 7, and tickets are […]
The Atlas Performing Arts Center (1333 H St, NE) is screening three film series this summer and we are all probably just a little too excited. Since we rarely produce anything, this was our chance to shape what audiences will see. Of course this also means that the pressure is on because if we pick […]
In Part 1 of the Solar Panels Investigated series, I discussed the general set-up of a photovoltaic energy system, tossed around some pros and cons, and provided some resources for homeowners to help fund an installation. Part 2 will narrow the focus of the conversation to solar energy on the Hill.