My candy hangover has continued longer than usual this year as we ended up with far too many leftovers of all of my favorite sugary treats. But it was worth it for such a fun weekend. Did you make it out for anything besides trick-or-treating? What was your favorite Hill event? Thriller on H Street, […]
The District Department of Transportation (DDOT) announced last week that Barracks Row Main Street was one of ten recipients of funding through DDOT’s Transportation Enhancement Program. The grants are intended to improve the pedestrian experience around the city and Barracks Row Main Street seeks to do this while also connecting visitors to the history of […]
THIH recently sat down with our local council member, Tommy Wells. We addressed a number of issues which, broadly, we have classified as transportation, crime, development and schools. Over the next week we will be sharing the contents of the discussion. Today, we begin with transportation. We consider our neighborhood to be a village but […]
Have you recently enlisted in the armed services? Did you break up with your boyfriend whom you promised to love for all of eternity, but you can’t get rid of the tattoo of his name on your arm? Then DC Ink (409 8th Street, SE) is just the place for you. DC Ink’s staff of […]
After a hopefully entertaining excursion into the spiritual world, I return again to this plane of existence, and my usual musings on Capitol Hill history. Today’s subject is a temporary hospital built on a piece of vacant land in the wide-open spaces of eastern Washington DC during the Civil War. It was named after the […]