13 Dec 2018

Events:

To Do Weekend of December 13th – 16th

It is only Thursday, but this weekend is already exhausting me. I’m watching my protein intake and resting when I can in order to be at my most holly jolly for all the festivities. How are you spending this weekend? Tonight, start the weekend off right with the H Street Runners’ Third Annual H Street Ugly Holiday […]


12 Dec 2018

Opinions:

Bring Open Captions to the Movies Already!

When English is not your first language –and it isn’t for me, despite having lived immersed in the language for longer than I lived in my primary language– you are bound to miss some dialogue when you’re at the movies. The English language is downright devilish to understand sometimes; add in dialectical differences and two […]


11 Dec 2018

News:

Hill Buzz

Good morning, Capitol Hill! It was a pleasure to see many of you shopping and having fun at last night’s Sip & Shop. To those of you who supported us in kind by buying one of our t-shirts, THANK YOU! You are the reason we keep doing what we’re doing. Without further ado, here is […]


10 Dec 2018

Kids:

My School DC is Open for SY 2019-2020

In news that drive a chill through the heart of most parents, the school lottery My School DC, opens today and is ready to accept your school applications. The application period is open from today, December 10, through February 1, 2019 for 9-12 grades. For grades PK through 8th grade, the deadline is March 1, […]


10 Dec 2018

Building community:

Add this title to your resumé: Snow Hero

A favorite phrase of President George H.W. Bush has been floating around my head. The “thousand points of light” campaign had its critics, but it’s alive and contagious in this neighborhood. Here on the Hill there are folks who can volunteer a lot, others who volunteer a few times a year, some who make sizable […]


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