When researching Hill history, I often come across names for geographical features that are no longer in use, such as Garrison Street or Navy Yard Hill or Carroll’s Spring Today, I’ll look at a more sinister name once belonging to a landmark which – like Carroll’s Spring– no longer exists. The Anacostia River today is fairly benign, swinging […]
It’s OPEN HOUSE TIME! Go see something adorable this weekend. Thank you to Dare Johnson Wenzler for sharing her weekly open houses with us. To access the link, click here.
Shakespeare’s Timon of Athens, directed by Robert Richmond, is on stage now through June 11 at the Folger Theatre. This rarely produced satire delves recklessly into the dicy topics: wealth, false friends and the abuse of generosity. It’s a raw slap in the face of a drama — but see it tonight and you can soften it […]
Summer is almost here. Why do they have school if no one is doing anything useful? Can someone look into this? While the responsible people are looking into education schedules and content, how shall we amuse ourselves? Tonight, get serious about your #roseallday and other pink-wine-related hashtags at Righteous Cheese’s Yes Way Rose pairing class at […]
Yesterday at around 4:40 p.m., a local woman traveling eastbound on E Street SE collided at the intersection of 12th and E with a Mercedes-Benz SUV traveling south on 12th Street SE. The cyclist was severely injured and was taken to a local hospital. At the time she was admitted, she was in critical condition. […]