Movie theaters have been part of Capitol Hill for over 100 years. While they started on main streets, they soon spread out throughout the neighborhood. In the 1930s, however, the trend was again towards having them centrally located, large, and air-conditioned. One of these theaters was the Penn Theater, on Pennsylvania Avenue near 7th Street. […]
Arrests and other crime information in the area, directly from MPD. If you have a tip, you can always call 202-727-9099. You can also send info anonymously to the TEXT TIP LINE by texting 50411. Crime Solvers of Washington, DC currently offers a reward of up to $1,000 to anyone who provides information that leads to the arrest and indictment […]
Have you already decimated your Halloween candy? Feeling you. You can still get out and catch a few decorated houses. And if you’re one of our subscribers, you can find out if your house got a nod from me and judge Austin Graff in the subscriber version of this To Do List! THANK YOU SO […]
It’s been one year since some people voted in our current President and, woof, what a year it’s been. There were protests scheduled for today, to commemorate the anniversary. Washingtonian has a little more information on today’s First Amendment activities. Check out a stunning photo from today by Roll Call’s Heard on the Hill. Want […]
Like the Supreme Court last week, the space on which the Library of Congress now sits has had a pretty turbulent history. The actual buildings did not change – they started as Duff Green’s Row and remained until town down to make the Jefferson Building. But what happened in it was pretty turbulent. Probably most […]