18 Mar 2020

News:

Think you’re sick? Slow down and read this

The Executive Office of the Mayor just held a community leaders’ phone call and out of all the resources they shared, the most valuable piece of advice, and one I wish I could find a direct link for all of you is this: According to one of the speakers in the panel — Dr. Nesbit?– […]


17 Mar 2020

Dining:

#SocialDistancing but you gotta eat: Who’s open?

Let’s start off with the serious news: Mayor Bowser has placed strict rules for restaurants, bars and taverns in the District, and many businesses have opted to temporarily close their doors. However, many businesses have chosen to remain open as a delivery-only establishment, in order to stay afloat and keep feeding us. We have trusted […]


16 Mar 2020

History:

Lost Capitol Hill: Beau Hickman, Currency Model

Over the last few weeks, we have looked at the life of Beau Hickman as told in a book written by his cousin shortly after his death. Much of the book on Beau Hickman is taken up by different anecdotes of Hickman’s life, whether how he scammed a round of drinks out of a bar, […]


15 Mar 2020

Building community:

#SocialDistancing: The Coronavirus is here and you need to stay home

Dear friends and readers, We are sailing uncharted waters at this point. In our lifetime, we have seen modern medicine make strides unimaginable: Making life beyond incurable disease possible, making childhood diseases that immobilized or killed children before they were old enough a thing of the past. But along with these advances, our global village […]


12 Mar 2020

Events:

To Do: Weekend of March 12th – 15th

Soooo lots of things getting canceled as I write so I suppose it would be wise to check with all event organizers before leaving home. Every organization I have ever interacted with has sent me an email ensuring me of their anti-viral precautions so there is that. DON”T TOUCH YOUR FACE or anyone else’s face […]


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