Join us Thursday, April 24, as we honor the people, projects and partners that have made a difference in restoring, enhancing and protecting the tree canopy of our nation’s capital at Casey Trees’ inaugural Canopy Awards. Happening at the historic Dock5 at Union Market from 6:30 PM – 10 PM, the Canopy Awards will feature two live bands, great […]
Despite today’s return to chilly temps, in theory winter is over. Spring, you’ve made yourself known, but no need to be so shy. In fact, this weekend would be the perfect time for you to unpack for good and grant us a lovely weather weekend by which to enjoy Easter brunch. I’ve written this brunch […]
PoPVille reported that Remingtons is closing after 30 years. Loose Lips examined the possibility that Tommy Wells will run for an At-Large D.C. Council seat. JDLand shared the date for an upcoming community meeting on the Capper Community Center. The Washington Post checked out the newly open Barrel on Pennsylvania Avenue, SE. Washingtonian checked out […]
I have previously written about the bridges that cross the Anacostia River, but long before these were built, there were other ways of crossing the river. Today we will look at one method that had considerable importance in the early years of the District of Columbia.
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. Speaking as someone who lives on Capitol Hill in a long narrow house, I always perk up when I see a […]