23 Jun 2015

News:

Hill Buzz

The Washington Post looked at proposed retail and residential development for the 1400 block of Pennsylvania Avenue, SE. Washington Business Journal noted that the Union Station overhaul cannot happen until the Hopscotch Bridge on H Street is rebuilt, which may not happen until 2019. District Source shared DDOT’s plans for a more bike and pedestrian-friendly […]


22 Jun 2015

Fitness:

M Street Yoga Fills Yoga Void in SW

The Hill is Home readers who live or work in Southwest, or those just looking for a new yoga adventure, have a great yoga option near the Waterfront Metro stop. M Street Yoga opened back in September, but I recently learned about it and wanted to check it out for you guys. Nestled back in […]


22 Jun 2015

History:

Lost Capitol Hill: Harmon’s Map of DC 1801-02

One of my favorite places to do research is the Library of Congress’s map website. The number and range of maps available is truly amazing, and can give great insight into how Washington changed over the years. While the most useful maps are the extremely detailed maps that were published occasionally over the years. However, there […]


19 Jun 2015

Shopping:

Shop and Celebrate Locally This Father’s Day

Sunday is Father’s Day and if you haven’t already gotten the dad in your life something special, there is still time to get the perfect gift, right here in the neighborhood. Is your dad (or brother, uncle, best friend, etc) the active type? Take them to the Ballpark Boathouse for an afternoon of kayaking or […]


19 Jun 2015

Kids:

Serve Your City Summer Camp: Volunteer and Have Fun

Yes, it’s that last week of school for District of Columbia Public Schools! It’s a time filled with wonder and excitement for those who are young, and for sheer agonizing dread for parents who need to find something to do for their kids. Summer is also a time for those who are child-free to wax […]


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