It’s an election year and there are two challengers to Charles Allen’s Ward 6 council seat: Democrat Lisa Hunter and Republican Michael Bekesha. You have an opportunity to hear the incumbent and the challengers debate tonight, April 30, at 7 p.m. at the Hill Center, 901 Pennsylvania Avenue SE. The debate will start promptly at 7 and […]
While it has been over 60 years since the last execution in the District of Columbia, the first was done almost immediately after the founding of the city. The site? Just off Capitol Hill, and close enough for us to have a look at the deed today. James McGurk was nobody’s idea of a good […]
It’s OPEN HOUSE TIME! Thank you to Dare Johnson Wenzler for sharing her weekly open houses with us. To access the link, click here! Do you love the Yards but feel discouraged because it’s all rentals? Your chance to own at The Yards is finally here! The Bower is a modern 137-unit building featuring a variety of layouts, […]
Tomorrow, April 28, is the day that you can safely dispose of all those prescription medications you’ve been storing under the sink or in your medicine cabinet (or empty shoebox, or carriage house, or safe deposit box?… I don’t know where else you’d keep them). Why a special day to dispose of medications? Several reasons: […]
Your weekend was good and, if you’re a coffee-drinker and kolache-eater, it just got about 10 times better! The newly-opened Small Planes Coffee, while not exactly on the Hill, wants to welcome all the neighbors in the area to its store. Located at 2400 T Street NE, it’s really close to the Arboretum –where you’re […]