25 Jul 2018

Photography:

Hill’s Eye View: Sometimes You Have a Choice

We all have a choice: Do the exercise or sit on the couch. Burn the calories or store them on your bottom. Sometimes, the good choices are no good. But, if anybody’s going to be able to do a knockout downward dog, I expect this gal can. Thanks for tagging us @summittosoul. We’d love to […]


25 Jul 2018

The Set List:

The Set List: July 25 – August 8

There is plenty of local music on the schedule for the next few weeks at a variety of venues! On The Hill: DC-based Stone Driver is back for local shows following the release of their third album back in May. Deemed, “The Best Original Band in 2018” by readers of Washington City Paper, Stone Driver’s […]


24 Jul 2018

Events:

Memorial Ride for Malik Habib 7/31

Karen Ramsey has been a DC area resident off and on since 1994 and is currently a denizen of Trinidad neighborhood. There is now a white painted bicycle at the intersection of H Street and 3rd Street NE. The evening of June 23, 2018, Malik Habib was killed there after a charter bus driver struck […]


24 Jul 2018

News:

Hill Buzz

We had almost a month of no rain, but now it hasn’t really stopped deluging. How are you holding up, Capitol Hill and environs? Hope your basements aren’t getting flooded because what a nightmare that is. Ok. Let’s catch up, shall we? After welcoming Sephora with open arms/wallets a couple of weeks ago (don’t judge […]


23 Jul 2018

History:

Lost Capitol Hill: Albert Boschke’s Map

In researching these pieces, there are a few sources to which I keep coming back. One of the oldest of these is a map drawn and printed in 1857, almost certainly the oldest of these sources. Today, I will look a little at this map and the man who made it. Albert Boschke (pictured) was […]


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