The Set List talks a band's key to success and giving to charity with Ed Breckenridge of Thrice!
08
Nov
2017
The Set List talks a band's key to success and giving to charity with Ed Breckenridge of Thrice!
Capitol Hill has long been a community that cares about it citizens and neighbors. In 1937, the Eastern Branch Boys and Girls Club (261 17th St. SE) opened to create a space that provided social and recreational activities, life skills, and wellness for boys and girls in the community. Today, we have the opportunity to […]
D.C. Didn’t Share Its Plans for Amazon HQ2 With Potential Neighbors, Angering Some (Washington City Paper) After dog dies in boarding facility, woman demands action (WUSA9) Virginia Avenue Restoration Schedule and Designs (JDLand) AtlasVet is Expanding (Frozen Tropics) Planned Poplar Point redevelopment increases retail, pedestrian-friendliness (Curbed) This U.S. senator just bought a Capitol Hill home, with plans to rent it […]
Last week, we looked at several abortive attempts to build a street railway from the Navy Yard to Georgetown. Today, we will look at the eventual successful bill and how it was implemented. On January 20, 1862, John Hovey Rice, (pic) Representative from Maine, introduced a bill “to incorporate the Washington and Georgetown railroad,” according […]
It appears that just a week after its writers voted to unionize with the Writers of America, East, Gothamist owner Joe Ricketts pulled the plug on DCist, along with the other -ist sites and DNAinfo.com. I must have missed the news that the DNAinfo founder had purchased Gothamist last March, so the news that the […]