This weekend and next week, Capitol Hill turns green for St. Paddy’s Day. The neighborhood has just about everything you need from green beer, to live music, a parade, and even Shamrock-shaped pasta. If you’re planning to celebrate all things Irish, be sure to check out a few of these events and happenings… Hill’s Kitchen […]
The Capitol Hill Group Ministry (CHGM), comprised of volunteers and clergy and rabbis from houses of worship on Capitol Hill, will offer free tax clinics from next week until tax day. The mission statement of the organization is to “engage neighbors, congregations, and organizations in our community in celebrating our shared commitment to social justice.” […]
Pound the Hill was having its soft opening. You all were evenly split on whether or not you wanted the Enhanced Resident Parking Permit program on your block. DC kicked off Potholepalooza. We chatted with Sandra Moscoso-Mills, Montessori education activist.
Tom Sietsema gave Osteria Morini a favorable review. This is definitely one of my favorite new neighborhood spots! JDLand updated us on the latest progress of the I-695 project. Curbed DC shared details of the Bang Salon slated to come to Twelve12. Because springing forward can make us all a bit cranky, let’s remember that […]
Readers of my book Urban Legends and Historic Lore of Washington D.C. will recognize the format of the following piece: Starting with a tale as printed (or told) elsewhere, I then go on and explain the real story behind the story as told. The chief difference this time is that I am also the source […]