As you make your commute this Wednesday, plan to encounter sidewalk and street congestion. Take a deep breath, be safe and patient, and meditate on this: We live in an awesome neighborhood built for biking and walking for commuters of all ages! Wednesday, October 7 is International Walk-to-School Day and even more kids than usual […]
Are you a stay-at-home mom of a preschooler who could really use an excuse to put on a little extra makeup and have a break? Or maybe you are a working mom, looking for some fellow-mom camaraderie? Maybe you’re just getting started on the motherhood journey, whether pregnant or in the process of adopting a child, and […]
UPDATE 10/7: You can still sign up for a prescreening for today! Click link below. Are you looking for a job? There is an upcoming job fair this Friday, October 9 2015, happening at the Kennedy Recreation Center, 1401 7th St NW. Read on for more information, and make sure you complete a pre-screening session tomorrow, […]
Interviews are an important part of the reporter’s tool-kit, whether to be published as a stand-alone piece, or to simply to gather information and quotes for an article. This art form is, however, not all that old–less than 200 years. The first practitioner was Anne Royall, who developed it out of necessity when she found […]
When I moved to the Hill in the early 90s, I lived on the tree-lined, quiet and super-neighborly 500 block of 10th St SE … and now, you can too! Albeit in much grander style than my old 1-BR rental apartment ever was, which even back then was considered a bargain at $725/month. 529 10th […]