A long weekend is a time for reruns, and while Indigenous Peoples’ Day is usually an opportunity to point people towards the Library of Congress open house, this not an option this year. Instead I took a second look at story that fits in with my recent interest in airship pictures. In this case, my […]
The Hill is Home reached out to Jessica Sutter, the Ward 6 representative to the DC State Board of Education, to get her opinion on the At-Large SBOE race. Jessica is a former middle school teacher, professor and education consultant who holds a PhD. in Education Policy from the University of Maryland. This is Jessica’s opinion and does not necessarily reflect that of the DC State Board of Education. As a member of the DC State […]
It’s 25 days until election day and most of you have probably made up your minds about whom you will vote in the general election. However, when it comes to local elections, most people have no idea how their District, Ward or advisory neighborhood commissions are divided or affect them. Local outlets such as Greater […]
First of all, if you haven’t thought of John Lennon on what would have been his 80th birthday, spend some time doing that right now. You’re welcome. What else is going on? Tomorrow night, go to Park Up at RFK from 9-11 p.m. and catch a show that sounds absolutely incredible. Kaleidoscope is a multidisciplinary […]
It’s 25 days until election day and most of you have probably made up your minds about whom you will vote in the general election. However, when it comes to local elections, most people have no idea how their District, Ward or advisory neighborhood commissions are divided or affect them. Local outlets such as Greater […]