06 Dec 2017

Local Politics:

D.C. Gov’t WILL Stay Open Even if Fed Shuts Down

Eleanor Holmes Norton, our D.C. delegate, is always looking out for us. Even though outfits such as Newsweek seem to think it’ll be unlikely we’ll head into a shutdown on Friday December 8, the possibility always lingers. While most people aren’t affected directly by this process– unless they work for the Federal Government– D.C. residents […]


06 Dec 2017

Arts & Entertainment:

Support Young Artists: Willy Wonka, Jr. at Stuart-Hobson MS, 12/8-12/9

On Friday, December 8 and Saturday, December 9, join the Stuart Hobson Drama Players for Willy Wonka Junior. The musical, an adaptation of Roald Dahl’s Willy Wonka, based on the well-known book, is the second musical put on by Ms. Tori Pergerson– together with Ms. Danyelle Kensey as choreographer. Ms. Pergerson, who has been with […]


06 Dec 2017

The Set List:

The Set List: SHAED Interview

SHAED, a DC-based electro pop trio, is headed your way! The Set List has an exclusive interview to get you ready for the show.


05 Dec 2017

News:

Hill Buzz

Barracks Row Standby Banana Cafe Is Closing December 16 (Eater DC) Why cleaning up D.C.’s rivers is hurting the city’s cemeteries (The Washington Post) A ‘Senior Co-Housing’ Development is Headed for Hill East (Washington City Paper)


04 Dec 2017

History:

Lost Capitol Hill: Mollie McDonough

That the Civil War pitted brother against brother is hardly a new insight. Stories of tragic reunions occurring on the battlefield are legion. However, some of the coincidences are more far-reaching. One of these stories begins at the Washington Navy Yard, and ends in Congressional Cemetery– but not in the direct route one would expect. […]


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