Construction happens, and the folks from DDOT periodically share updates about their new or ongoing projects so you can plan around it: Citywide Sidewalk Restoration Projects: Ward 6 D Street NE, between 5th Street NE and 7th Street NE In addition to the sidewalk restoration, the DC Government recently announced an open for the Benning […]
Never was there a better time for a good romp of a theatrical production. Bless you, Folger Shakespeare Library, for giving us just what we needed when we needed it. The Merry Wives of Windsor, with its generous doses of belly laughs (make that BELLY), 70s nostalgia and over-the-top accents, is a witty battle of […]
Happy Weekend y’all. This was a looong one. We all deserve extra-long weekends these days, don’t you think? Can we just start right now? Here are some ways to get started: Tonight is a Pay-What-You-Can preview performance of Fractal Theatre collective’s reverie at the Atlas Performing Arts Center. The performance centers on Diana who is […]
Gordon Chaffin is a freelance journalist who focuses on infrastructure and traffic news and insights for Street Justice. You can support independent journalism by subscribing to Gordon’s newsletter. He’s offering a 20% discount to THIH readers. –Maria Helena Carey How Austin’s Airport Organizes Ride-Hailing PUDO I’m in Austin, Texas this weekend speaking and doing reporting at the Fully Charged Live USA conference about electric vehicles, alternative energy, and sustainable infrastructure. To leave the Austin airport and […]
The book The Sights and Secrets of the Capital I mentioned last week is a veritable treasure trove of off-beat information. Today, I want to look at one such digression, in the third section, a subsection is entitled How the Capitol is Warmed and Ventilated. The subsection begins: At the door of Room No. 59, […]