31 Mar 2021

ANC:

Is blocking a constituent on Twitter against the First Amendment? This DC resident thinks so

Over the past year or so, ANC 6B10 commissioner Denise Krepp has tweeted updates on ANC business, as well as personal communications. She has also blocked constituents on the platform, as well as other DC residents and fellow ANC commissioners with whom she did not see eye to eye. One of the residents she blocked, […]


31 Mar 2021

Hill Buzz

Happy Wednesday and happy last day of March, 2021, which is leaving us like a very wet lamb. What’s going on? First up, on Friday, March 26, a little before noon, a noose was discovered hanging from one of the taller trees in the courtyard of St. Mark’s Episcopal Church. Independent journalist Alan Henney tweeted […]


30 Mar 2021
29 Mar 2021

History:

Lost Capitol Hill: Adelaide Johnson on the Hill

Last week, we looked at Adelaide Johnson’s life and her most famous sculpture. Unfortunately, the moment the Portrait Monument was installed in the Capitol was also the beginning of the end for her. After this, she appears in the newspapers only to give the occasional address, and to leave wreaths at her sculpture in the […]


26 Mar 2021

Events:

The To Do List, Weekend of March 26, 2021

The sun is shining and the temperatures are climbing. The Tidal Basin is restricting vehicular AND pedestrian access, though sources tell me that if you’re alone or in small groups (read: two or three people) you can enjoy the blossoms. But why would you trek all the way out there if our own Stanton Park […]


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