Owning your home can be the culmination of years of planning and dreaming. Home ownership in the District is especially charged: according to the US Census Bureau, only 42.1 percent of District residents owned a home in the period between 2009 and 2013, compared to 64.9 percent nationwide. Many former residents of the District feel they’ve […]
How funny would it be if that one inch we got last night is it and this storm totally passes us by? Just sayin’… But as of now it’s looking like that is not the case and after apologizing for the poor response to last night’s snow, Mayor Bowser is declaring a snow emergency starting […]
With the winter storm on its way, make sure to check for updates about postponements of openings and events for this weekend. Confirmed cancellation (rescheduled to next week): – CHAW’s group exhibition – Arlington Arts Center all exhibitions – Brentwood Arts Exchange Al Mutanabbi Street Starts Here – American University Katzen Center openings and artist […]
So I’m going to write this pretending that everything will not be canceled and we are not all going to be hunkered down in jammies eating all the comfort food. Tonight or Snowmas Eve as I’m calling it, should proceed according to plans so perhaps you can squeeze in some fun while you are rampaging through […]
I am generally the first to scoff at early weather predictions for “historic snowfall,” but since even the Capital Weather Gang is starting to say that heavy snowfall is more than likely, I think it’s time to start preparing. It was also this same weekend last year I chose to not believe the forecasts and […]