02 Feb 2015

History:

Lost Capitol Hill: Thomas Holt’s Public Garden

The future of Reservation 13 is far from clear, and it is even uncertain when the future might become clearer. I will stick to discussing its past, as I have done many times already, whether about its jail, crematorium, or almshouse. Long before the site became a dumping ground for any buildings the good citizens of […]


01 Feb 2015

Real Estate:

Open House Round Up for 2/01/15

Guest contributor Dare Johnson Wenzler is a Capitol Hill resident, Realtor and co-owner of First Vine Wine Imports + Sales. This post also appears on her blog Real Estate On (and off!) the Hill. Hill East has been a condo shopper’s dream lately. Case in point: The Kingston at 401 15th St SE. (Dangerously close to […]


30 Jan 2015

News:

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29 Jan 2015

To Do:

To Do List for the Weekend of January 29 – February 1

So there is a big game that will steal focus this weekend but what else is going on? Tonight, Patriots vs. Seahawks has nothing on the rivalry between queens Mary Stuart and Elizabeth 1. Both had legitimate claims to the throne but only one lost her head. The drama Mary Stuart plays out on the […]


29 Jan 2015

Kids:

Bun Out the Oven Aims to Make Parenting Easier

I have an almost six-year old and a nine-year old. Parents of younger children probably think I have it easy because they are pretty self-contained. They walk on their own, speak for themselves, and can handle their own food and toileting. Also, they can keep their food down. Best of all? No burping-related surprises! Parents […]


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