“Why on earth would anyone run a marathon?” This was my thought every year as I cheered for neighbors and my gym teacher at the NYC marathon, blocks from my childhood home. The cheering was fun—the running, not so much. Didn’t these people realize they could get to Central Park quicker by subway than by […]
Bipartisan legislators aim to prevent a football stadium bidding war (Greater Greater Washington) Mission Dos Restaurant Coming to 1221 Van in 2018 (JDLand) A Market Hall and Recreation Fields: The Timeline For The Short-Term Plans at RFK (UrbanTurf) Events DC Releases Recreational Field Plans, Timeline (Hill Rag) District of Data: D.C. by the Numbers (Washington City Paper) If D.C. area […]
Auction season is upon us, and the families of Gan Shalom Cooperative Preschool would like you to join them for a wonderful afternoon of top-notch children’s entertainment and a silent auction. On Sunday, February 4 starting at 11:00 a.m., 123 Andrés, a world-renowned and Grammy-winning artist, will perform at the Naval Lodge, 330 Pennsylvania Ave SE # 400. […]
One thing I love about living on the Hill is finding little reminders of the past in the oddest places. For instance, the other day I was walking down Massachusetts Ave NE towards Lincoln Park, and saw in the small triangle formed by the avenue, 9th and A Streets NE a set of iron posts connected […]