Boy, I needed that! Let’s all share a little extra love this weekend, ok? The news out in the world isn’t the greatest, but there’s much to inspire our hearts and lighten our moods all around us here on Capitol Hill. Thanks for a much needed lift @louisedettman. Tag us with your photos friends, and […]
Here at The Hill is Home, we have become amateur urban planners by dint of self-preservation. Once you start walking more, using more public transit and driving less, you start to realize that streets and entire cities need to be planned better. The streets belong to the pedestrian, the cyclist, the scooterer, and to anyone […]
Hello Capitol Hill, Ward 6 and all the areas that surround us, holding us in a loving embrace! Are you enjoying this spring SO MUCH?! This feels like some sort of beautiful reward for not doing much, so let’s keep enjoying. You’re not going to be enjoying spring with chicken, though. The Maryland Avenue Chick-Fil-A […]
Have you ever dreamed of a day where bikes take over the streets and our children can ride safely to school in a velocipede utopia? That day comes every May around these parts, and it’s tomorrow, May 8, starting at 7:30 a.m.!!!!! Bike to School Day, the yearly event put on by the Ward 6 […]
Gordon Chaffinis 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 StreetJustice newsletter: He’s offering a 20% discount to THIH readers. See more information below. –Maria Helena Carey The Purple Line’s Walkability Problem At this week’s Community Advisory Team (CAT) meeting of the Purple Line, project officials explained construction progress to residents of Riverdale, Glenridge, and New Carrollton. Construction ramped up last year […]