The act of terrorism perpetrated upon the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh last Saturday, October 29, left most of us deeply shaken and feeling hurt. THIH reader Laurie Sussman, who is from Pittsburgh and Jewish, and whose family lives close to the Tree of Life synagogue, wanted to do something truly healing for her […]
I recently sat down with Joe Weedon, candidate for the Ward 6 seat in the DC State Board of Education, and asked her to talk about her campaign. Joe is being challenged by Jessica Sutter. The transcript of our conversation is below, for those who prefer to read or who are deaf or hard of […]
Have you noticed there are fewer of the free-roaming dockless bikes in the neighborhood? A ‘bike gone rogue,’ painted a subtle white, was even removed from my alley. In July two bike share companies pulled out of the city, citing the new regulations that require dockless bikes be locked to signs or bike racks. Weren’t […]
It is November 1, so I have begun employing yogic breathing strategies to keep my holiday panic at bay. The pie and gravy recipes are filling my inbox and all things merry have begun to take over the airwaves. How shall we ignore the upcoming holiday season this weekend? Tonight, drink and chat about the […]
Dear neighbors and pet owners around Capitol Hill: Halloween is a night of delight and fright, but it’s not all fun for our four-legged buddies. Below, a few words from Lara Walker, owner of Two Tails pet care on the Hill, about how to help your furry baby or babies cope with the tricks– as […]