December is certainly the season of light– for many. Unfortunately, there are many among us who grieve the loss of loved ones amidst the merriment and joy. Sadly, more and more of the bereaved have lost family members and friends to gun violence. December 14 marks six years of the Newtown tradgedy. Let that sink in. More […]
What do you love most about shopping atlocally-owned small businesses? Is it shopping with your friends and neighbors? Is it the expert tips and advice that you can’t get through an online retailer? Is it knowing your money is helping support your neighbors and your local economy? Maybe you just love crossing everyone off your […]
Last week, we looked at an early attempt to film on the east front of the Capitol, and the mistakes made in the reporting in the immediate aftermath. Today, it is time to look at what happened to the film thereafter. While the Capitol Police spent most of their time pointing fingers, and, in particular, […]
One of the things that makes DC great is the large communities of people from different regions who love and support their home state as well as DC. Neighbor and reader Sarah Hubbart, along with her husband, Ben, is from one of the areas of California most devastated by the Camp Fire. Sarah and Ben are […]
This is your last weekend to catch King John at the Folger Shakespeare Theatre. Brought to life under the creative eye of Aaron Posner, King John is a play that is rarely staged– possibly partly due to its complex and multilayered staging logistics. The Folger, always rising to the challenges thanks to a talented team, […]