Earlier today, Councilmember Charles Allen shared good news regarding the intersection at 8th and A Streets NE: Thank you @DDOTDC Director Marootian for taking a personal look at intersection of 8th & A St NE today. One of many intersections we’re working on that need pedestrian improvements & all-way stops. pic.twitter.com/VOhGZS2cPc — Charles Allen (@charlesallen) […]
No matter how well you prepare, it’s inevitable: You will realize you are out of some essential ingredient, tool, or item that you need to make your Thanksgiving complete. Have no fear, your local merchants are here! No, really. We are fortunate to have some local business owners who spend the holidays in town and […]
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I have previously written about scientific equipment built on Capitol Hill, as well as how the shops of the Navy Yard were used for non-Naval purposes. What I did not realize –until I came across an article in the Washington Evening Star of March 29, 1854– was that these two things had come together at […]
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! Think you’ve been priced out of the market? Think again! Check out this gem in the still-affordable Trinidad neighborhood. 1418 Trinidad Avenue sits on a pretty one-way street between H Street and Ivy City. […]