07 Sep 2016

Events:

Help Support LA Flood Relief Foundation at Little Miss Whiskey’s on Thursday!

As you know from the news, recent flooding in Louisiana has damaged more than 60,000 homes and businesses and affecting more than 100,000 residents. As the daughter of Louisiana natives, I still have a lot of family there and am passionate about helping out when I can. A group of Louisana expats are The Louisiana […]


07 Sep 2016

Sponsored Post:

Music on the Hill’s Class Schedule Through 10/24

Looking for a great way to enrich your life or just have fun? Check out the offerings at Music on the Hill, 801 D Street NE!  All classes start this week and run for 8 consecutive weeks, ending the week of October 24. All classes are $200 for the 8 week session except where noted. Bluegrass Jam Sunday 4:00– […]


06 Sep 2016

Pets:

Back to School With Your Dog

By Bonny King-Taylor, the doggy lama, pet coach The kids are back to school, the summer stuff is (hopefully) packed away and The Hill is getting back to work. As we settle into our routines, you might notice just what we haven’t been paying as much attention to during the lazy daze of Summer. Both […]


06 Sep 2016

Dining:

Acqua al 2 Fundraiser for Italy Earthquake Relief Through Sepetember

Following the devastating earthquake in Italy on August 24, three Mindful Restaurant Group restaurants, including Capitol Hill’s Acqua al 2, 212 7th Street SE, are serving a special dish now through the end of September. 50% of sales from the Bucatini Amatriciana ($18) will go to the Italian Red Cross to aid in relief efforts. It’s a […]


05 Sep 2016

History:

Lost Capitol Hill: Women Built the Hill

One last summer holiday for 2016 and I do hope most of most of my readers are out enjoying the weather instead of reading what I have come up with this time. So I will make do with a rerun – though the vast new information that has been added online since I last looked […]


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