Our homes feel a little tight sometimes, correct? If you’re considering renting some extra chairs to host your guests for Thanksgiving, it’s likely you might also be anticipating the house feeling a little cramped. Put aside your anxiety and read on my friends. We live within walking distance of some pretty great cultural sites as […]
Cold weather is here, but next summer will surely come. Get ready NOW and take advantage of Sila’s Off-Season Special Pricing on our High Velocity Central Air Conditioning for older homes! What is “High Velocity”? It is a central air conditioning solution designed for older homes without existing ductwork for traditional forced air systems. Instead […]
If you look at an old map of D.C., one that still has the city of Washington within its original boundaries, there is a strange notch to be seen at its northeast corner. Instead of Boundary Road (today’s Florida Avenue) continuing gracefully southeast into the Anacostia, it suddenly dips south along 15th Street before turning […]
Thursday, November 13 Olive on Main – 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. The Laurel Arts District Committee (LADC) presents a meet the artist with Racquel Keller. Keller is the fifth artist in this series of rotating showcases featuring original works by local artists. For more information, click here. Olive on Main is located at 504 Main […]
Resilient. That’s the best word to describe Benny. This adorable little guy got a rough start at life when he lost one of his eyes after being hit by a car. But he has fully adjusted and it doesn’t affect him one bit. Benny is a six month old Chihuahua puppy looking for a home […]