I hope you are enjoying this thaw after last week’s freeze-a-thon. These balmy temps tease us with visions of spring but we old timers know that winter takes a long, weird path in DC and advise all to keep the boots and parkas nearby until April. How shall we spend our less-chilly days? Tonight, head […]
The holiday season is done and that means live music is filling DC venues once again! On The Hill: This month, the Rock & Roll Hotel is all about local music! The District’s own Bleach Bones brings a super fun, post-punk sound to the stage with outstanding guitar work and great vocals. The band has […]
We’d like to give a big welcome to our newest writer, Katherine Priddy. Kate recently obtained an M.A. from American University in interactive journalism and she did her capstone project on the history of H Street NE. Check out her project (and an interview with yours truly)! We look forward to reading more posts from Kate! –María […]
Planned Southeast Boulevard, Barney Circle redevelopment brings concerns from neighbors (Curbed) First Tidbits of 2018: Chloe Coming Jan. 5, and More (JDLand) What Should We Do With the RFK Site? It Matters More Than You Think (Washingtonian) How Proposed April 1 Circulator Changes Will Affect the SE Capitol Hill Community (Capitol Hill Corner) Here’s how to bike safely and […]
In the new year, it seems appropriate to go back to the earliest days of the Hill and to one of its earliest inhabitants –especially as there is a crime involved. Some of those who came to Capitol Hill in its earliest days were not there to either build the city or run the country, […]