We may only be hitting the halfway point of summer, but every parent knows it’s never too late to start looking for activities to enrich your child’s life during the school year. If your child loves to sing, the American Youth Chorus is looking for singers between the ages of 8-14 to join! Rehearsals take […]
After cherry blossoms in the spring, there is little in the tree family that reminds me more of summer than crepe myrtles and it’s a joy to walk under them (ok, the taller ones) as they arch over sidewalks. The trees so lovely with their smooth trunks and delicate pink flowers — until they begin […]
Bryce Harper won the Home Run Derby, giving us a good memory for July 16, 2018. Just take deep breaths and pretend nothing else happened yesterday. Washington Post A great article highlighting the work of Business Improvement Districts (BIDs) in fostering growth and keeping the city vibrant (and clean)… as well as possibly being too […]
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Alan Chargin shares stories behind how Capitol Hill small businesses got their start. This week, he sat down with Kimberly Hawkins, owner of Howl to the Chief. The following conversation has been edited for clarity and brevity. Tell us what everyone should know about Howl to the Chief. We serve most small animals, not […]