Attention parents and commuters! Tomorrow is the 2016 Bike to School Day! If you are a parent, get your kiddos to Lincoln Park at 7:30am for a “party on wheels.” And if you are a commuter, this is a reminder to please share the road with your two-wheeling neighbors. The party starts at Lincoln Park, […]
The Marines know how to do things right. As a former military spouse (ex-Navy), I always looked forward to going into Marine Corps bases. From the moment you are greeted at the gate, their pride of appearance and the friendliness they convey, everything about the Marines somehow makes you feel good about them. It’s no […]
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You voted. You sweated. You asked random strangers to click on this one poll, please, because THIS IS YOUR FAVORITE BAR. Presumably, you also kept up with basketball, but honestly, that is so last month. All that voting yielded one champ: UNION PUB. But let’s face it: Even though it’s a cliched statement, the truth […]
A few weeks ago, I gave a talk about the Navy Yard and its history for the Smithsonian Associates. During the question period at the end, I was asked about radio research at the Navy Yard. I had not done any research in that direction yet, so here is my attempt to rectify that oversight. […]