We are already approaching another weekend and this whole week I thought it was Memorial Day. Alas this weekend is not a three day kick-off of the summer season but just another one of the regular old two day kind. We can still enjoy ourselves and hey maybe we will even see the sun? Tonight […]
It’s countdown time! The NCB Capitol Hill Classic takes to the streets this Sunday and it’s time to make a plan! Plan 1 — Register! Be a part of this 40 year tradition on Capitol Hill by lacing up and joining 4,500 other runners. There’s still plenty of time left to join in either the […]
It’s raining! It’s sunny! It’s storming! It must be mid-May. What’s going on around the neighborhood? You’re not going to believe this, but The Hill is Home celebrates TEN YEARS on May 20, which is now D.C. NATIVES DAY! It’s like we planned it or something. WUSA-9 Capitol Riverside Youth Sports Park (CRYSP) will manage […]
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 K Street NW Getting Road Diet 2020-21 This week at ANC 6E (Shaw/Mount Vernon Square), DDOT officials presented conceptual designs for a road diet on K Street NW. Staff outlined previous studies pointing to the […]
Last week, I introduced Robert W. Smiley’s book on the nightlife of 1894 Washington D.C. While the examples I quoted are far from the kind of dirt I am sure those who purchased the guide back then were looking for, as the work progresses, it does live up to its name. On page 39, Smiley […]