04 Feb 2014

Ice Cream Jubilee Latest to Locate in The Yards

Remember last weekend?  Here’s a quick refresher:  there were glimpses of sun and temperatures soared (soared!) into the 50’s, allowing Washingtonians to shed multiple layers of winter garb and luring runners out to clog sidewalks and trails.  That may be over now but, despite what some groundhog may predict, spring will be here before we […]


04 Feb 2014

Hill Buzz

DCist reported that the man arrested for stealing Margo the dog was linked to several other burglaries. Curbed DC shared a picture of the future Vida Fitness and its rooftop pool. Construction started last weekend. Loose Lips profiled Darrel Thomas, who is running for Tommy Wells’ council member spot. Eater DC interviewed Ambar for their one […]


03 Feb 2014

Hill's Eye View: Navigating the Southeast Freeway

Improvements to our favorite little highway, also known in our house as the speed-demon Southeast Freeway, are plodding along.  Now we’re entering the challenging part of the project, enduring the following closures: 8th Street, SE and 9th Street, SE on-ramps at Virginia Avenue, SE.  Plus, local traffic to northbound DC 295, southbound I-295 or Eastbound […]


03 Feb 2014

St. Peter School Auction at Nationals Park

Ever wanted to take batting practice at a major league ballpark from professional pitchers?  What if you could make that come true all the while supporting a deserving local cause?  But wait, there’s more! After the batting cage, sample finger foods and cocktails while bidding on fabulous prizes. If this sounds like a night out you’d […]


03 Feb 2014

Lost Capitol Hill: Charles H. Roth and his Burrojaps Trot

Today, we will look at another Capitol Hill composer. He, admittedly, has little to do with our neighborhood, for he only lived here for a few years, and his biggest ‘hit’ was a little ditty he wrote for a shoe store, but that one piece makes it all worth it.


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