When you walk into Frager’s Hardware you can count on great service with an attitude to match. Work ethic like that doesn’t just happen. Ed Copenhaver, a former owner of Frager’s who died June 27th, was the leader up front and behind the scenes. The 73-year old long-time Hill resident modeled such helpfulness and warmth […]
Today is a day off for most people, and thus time for another rerun (This rerun was meant to run on Monday, but didn’t because we were taking the day off too and oops! Sorry about that. –MHC). And, as it’s the 4th of July, the appropriate topic is beer. I am particularly pleased to […]
Karaoke is one of those polarizing things in life: Either you LOOOOVE it and can’t get enough of singing and being a cheezball, or you run for the hills and embrace every opportunity to make fun of those cheezballs who love it so much they GO NUTS when the word alone is uttered. (~*k a r […]
Hey Summer! Now that the 4th is over and we are nigh on to Bastille Day, it is time to take action and get on to summering for real. It’s hot and muggy so there is no excuse now. How do we start? Tonight at 6pm learn to make Union Market’s Toli Moli’s Burmese layered desert […]
On Tuesday, July 12, a new initiative from the Rotary Club of Capitol Hill in 2016-17 to provide pro bono advice to local nonprofits in Capitol Hill and beyond is being launched at the Hill Center. This is a great opportunity to become more involved in the many great nonprofits on the Hill and around […]