22 Jul 2019

History:

Lost Capitol Hill: Public Transportation

We are coming up to a momentous (well, to me) anniversary: The 10th year after my first Lost Capitol Hill column. It’s hard to believe that I’ve been doing this pretty much without fail for 520 weeks, having amassed a quarter-million closely-researched words in that time. My first column was, unsurprisingly, about public transportation, a […]


18 Jul 2019

Events:

Want to be part of PARKing Day? Read on

PARKing Day is a day where elfin creatures take over parking spots around town and transform them into little slices of whimsy. This year, PARKing Day will take over the streets on September 20 and you can be a part of it. Some people grumble at the aggressively charming takeover of metered parking spots but […]


18 Jul 2019

Events:

To Do: Weekend of July 18th-21st

I will not discuss this heat and instead offer you ideas on how to distract yourself from the fact your clothes have melted onto your body and you have decided ice cream deserves its own ledge on the food pyramid. Tonight there is a screening of Ralph Breaks the Internet at Canal Park, part of […]


17 Jul 2019

It’s Almost Time to Pick Up Your 2019-2020 Kids Ride Free Card (NO IT’S NOT)

Hey parents! How are you enjoying your summer so far? Relaxing? Good. So, about those Kids Ride Free cards you had to get last year: They will expire on October 1 of this year. But never fear: You get to stand in line and get a new one at one of several events around town […]


17 Jul 2019

Events:

Gentle Reminder: WARD 6 WEEK!

I don’t know about you, but one of the best parts of summer is to get in free to places with neighbors. I’m talking of course about Ward 6 Week! A full week (and then some) of activities to meet new neighbors and to hang out with Charles Allen and his lovely staff. Yesterday, the […]


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