07 Apr 2022

The To Do List: Week of April 7, 2022

Happy Opening Day to all of you who observe this happy occasion. Let’s hope the Mets suck more than our team (not likely), or that they are equally as good. Most importantly, let’s hope for a good and relatively dry time. As a reminder, tonight’s game has been delayed until 7:05 p.m. and a scheduled […]


07 Apr 2022
06 Apr 2022

Things We Take For Granted:

The House of 1,000 Cranes: A Wish for Peace

This year, Capitol Hill’s Cherry Blossom Festival spirit overflowed. Walk down any street in the neighborhood and greater Capitol Hill area, and you will see pink, pink and more pink (and, at night, a twinkling sea of pink pink pink as well)! The 1300 block of A Street NE won the Petal Porches’ Best Block […]


05 Apr 2022

News:

Hill Buzz

It’s cold, wet and rainy and if you had Kansas in your bracket, you are very happy today. What else is going on? First off, if you haven’t read about a neighborhood grassroots effort to buy the building where Mott’s Market operated for decades, click here. Last week’s most shocking and disturbing news came out […]


04 Apr 2022

Building community:

Saving Mott’s Market, one neighbor at a time

Walter Street is perhaps one of the more picturesque streets in DC, where every neighbor says hello. It’s exactly the right kind of environment to launch a grassroots effort to save a little market located at the western end of this street. As you may have read, Mott’s Market closed its doors exactly a month […]


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