16 Apr 2019

News:

Maryland Highway Widening Could Work

We are happy to welcome great content from Gordon Chaffin, a freelance journalist in DC. Here is his intro. Look for his column on Sundays or Mondays from now on. –Maria Helena Carey I’m Gordon Chaffin, a journalist in Washington DC. I cover transportation & urban planning in DC, Maryland, & Virginia for Street Justice. […]


15 Apr 2019

Looking for a Great Hockey Watch Party? The Big Stick’s Got You!

It’s no secret that DC is serious about their hockey — no matter what the haters may say. If you want to watch hockey and help out a good cause, stop by the Big Stick , 20 M Street SE, tonight starting at 7 p.m. From puck-drop until the game is over, you can get […]


15 Apr 2019

History:

Lost Capitol Hill: Schott’s Alley (Pt. 4)

While researching Schott’s Alley over the last month or so, I kept running into mentions of an “Americanization School”— an entirely new concept to me. What is an Americanization School? Before the First World War, there was some concern that certain immigrants were not being integrated into the country quickly enough and that they needed […]


13 Apr 2019

Sponsored Post:

Capitol Hill Open Houses for 4/14/19

Find your next home by browsing our CAPITOL HILL OPEN HOUSE ROUND-UP! Dare Johnson Wenzler shares her weekly curated open houses with us for your viewing pleasure. To access the link, click here! Cuteness abounds in this 2-bedroom house with a Solar Paneled roof! This adorable house features hardwood floors, exposed brick, stainless steel and granite in the kitchen, plus […]


12 Apr 2019

Photography:

Hill’s Eye View: Music to my ears

Seeing a piano on wheels is indeed a sign to capture @Louisedettman. In fact, you never know what you’ll see at Eastern Market, and isn’t that the joy of it? The vendors like to see you rain or shine, so grab your tote and head on over the rainy weekend. Do you see unusual sights […]


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