04 Nov 2015

Events:

Want to Taste ALL of H? JO Wilson Elementary Fundraiser Sunday is For You

I don’t know about you, but I can’t keep up with the restaurants popping up on H Street NE. There’s been a ongoing influx of new restaurants and now there’s a great opportunity to try many of them: Taste of H Auction this Sunday, November 8, 2015. You’ll get to sample menu items from 15 H […]


03 Nov 2015

News:

Hill Buzz

The other night I had this weird dream that culminated in the day being dark and rainy and the clouds raining down motor oil. This meant that there was no line at Rose’s Luxury and my two crazy sons, my mother, my mother’s good friend and I were ushered inside by all the waiters. There […]


03 Nov 2015

DC:

Be Part of Metro’s Riders’ Advisory Council

Are you a bus or rail commuter? Would you like to have a say in how Metro is run? Why not become part of the all-volunteer Riders’ Advisory Council? From the WMATA press release: The 21-member Council includes six individuals from Maryland, Virginia, and the District of Columbia, two at-large members, and the head of the […]


02 Nov 2015

ANC:

Neighborhood Watch Trainings Coming Up

Mark your calendars: There will be a Neighborhood Watch training next Tuesday November 10 2015, 7 p.m. at Friendship Chamberlain Public Charter School, 1345 Potomac Avenue SE. If you need more information, contact citywide Neighborhood Watch Trainer Samantha Nolan at NolanTutor [at] yahoo [dot] com. Want to know more about Neighborhood Watches? The Metropolitan Police  has […]


02 Nov 2015

History:

Lost Capitol Hill: T. Edward Clark and his Lumber Yard

Thomas Edward Clark was all of 18 years old when his father, William Clark, died– leaving his son in sole charge of the wood yard that he had opened in the Navy Yard neighborhood. It fell to the young man to continue the business and he jumped at the chance, publishing an elaborate ad in […]


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