With these next two weeks jam-packed with a variety of music from funk to soul to pop punk, there is sure to be something for everyone. On the Hill: On December 9, alternative rock band Copeland will take the stage at the Rock and Roll Hotel, supported by Rae Cassidy and a live string section. Copeland has […]
In case you missed it, there was a meeting yesterday regarding the shootings earlier in November and the murder of a 16-year old at the Potomac Gardens apartment complex. We’re sharing Commissioner Denise Krepp’s meeting summary in its entirety. Reading through the thorough summary of action items sent out earlier this afternoon, it is clear […]
A Look at Old City Market & Oven (Frozen Tropics) 909 Half Street Now Has a Name – One Hill South (JDLand) Capitol Quarter Community Center – Key to Mixed Income Community – a Ship without a Captain (Capitol Hill Corner) Neighbors Warn LED Billboards Proposed for Nats Park Could Proliferate District-wide (Washington City Paper) […]
By Bonny King-Taylor, the doggy lama, pet coach The number one way to eliminate stress in your home during the holidays is to create consistent boundaries by limiting your dog’s ‘range’ and providing appropriate sleeping quarters such as a crate or bed during the hustle and bustle of shopping, decorating and hosting. The second most […]
Boy Scout Troop 500 is selling trees, wreaths, and table top trees at the Lutheran Church of the Reformation (212 East Capitol St. NE) December 2-4. Hours: Friday Dec. 2 4:30pm-8pm; Saturday Dec. 3 9am-8pm; Sunday Dec. 4 9:30am-4:30pm. Delivery is available. Brent Elementary is bringing back its tree sale on Friday December 2 from 4pm-7pm, Saturday Dec. 3 from […]