15 May 2018

Sponsored Post:

Are You Ready for the Capitol Hill Classic on Sunday?

Have you signed up for the NCB Capitol Hill Classic? No? Get to it! You’ll be challenged by a great course through the neighborhood while supporting the Capitol Hill Cluster School and more than 1,100 students. You can register right on up to Sunday morning, May 20. All proceeds go directly to the Cluster School. […]


15 May 2018

Sponsored Post:

Be a Super Homeowner with the Help of Casey Trees

Hey D.C. Homeowners! You can become an air-purifying, stormwater-mitigating, urban-heat-island-cooling, super homeowner by planting trees on your property through one of Casey Trees’ Residential Planting Programs. Spring is here, summer’s right around the corner – it’s time to create some shade in your yard.  You’ll feel good about being an environmental steward to your city, […]


15 May 2018

News:

Hill Buzz

Even though JDLand has decided to take it easy and not post very often (noooooo!), she had an item yesterday on the distinct possibility that DDOT will move its offices to 250 M SE. By the way, if you love JDLand and want to say howdy in person, stop by The Brig on Thursday, May […]


14 May 2018

History:

Lost Capitol Hill: William MacLeod’s painting

In trying to find a more soothing topic to write about after the rather dour stories from the last two weeks, I came across a story that was… well, bucolic. I originally stumbled across an article in the Washington Evening Star of May 26, 1856 that described a new painting showing the city of Washington […]


12 May 2018

News:

Weekend Bits: ORCHID, CIDER, SEPHORA!

CIDER: Fans of Peregrine Espresso and Small Planes Coffee, take note: Supreme Core Cidery is opening their doors TODAY, May 12, starting at noon. The tasting room will open with 20 original ciders on tap. Hungry? Ivy City Smokehouse will have steamed crabs and Basic Burger will bring burgers. There will be bluegrass from 3-6 […]


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