Ward 6, home to much of the city’s burgeoning development and many of its most exciting projects, has the lowest tree canopy in the District. With just 17 percent canopy cover, Ward 6 is ripe for an expansion of its green spaces, and Councilmember Charles Allen is prepared to lead the charge. Join Casey Trees, […]
As part of the Virginia Avenue Project, CSX will have to close off a large portion of the Virginia Avenue Park while they relocate utilities and expand the train tunnel that runs underneath Virginia Avenue. The community garden was spared, but the large fenced in area that has been used by local dog owners will […]
Like it or not, we’re full steam ahead to swimsuit season. There’s no time like the present to use trying a new gym class as a good excuse to get or stay active! ClassPass offers some great options on the Hill, and could be your ticket to a beach-ready bod. Not familiar with ClassPass? It’s […]
UrbanTurf reported that demolition of the Hine school is scheduled to start in June. The Washington Post noted that the Committee of 100 Committee of 100 has filed an appeal of the recent ruling denying its injunction motion. JDLand shared pictures and updates of the start of the utility relocation work for the CSX Virginia Avenue […]
Yep. You’ve waited and waited and waited some more. But it looks like Bayou Bakery at the Hill Center is opening tomorrow– for coffee. Starting tomorrow, May 12, at 7am, the first 50 customers will receive a free cup of coffee with the donation of a mug. The mugs you bring will be used to […]