To the rest of America, the State of the Union Address is a television event to be watched and discussed. People sit around their TVs from sea to shining sea, absorbing the President’s message to Congress and to the nation and trying to elucidate what it all means. Either that or, you know, just going […]
The public comment period for the design concepts for the Eastern Market Metro Park ends this Friday, January 31st. Designs can be viewed at the project website www.easternmarketmetropark.org. The entire design presentation (Power Point) from the December 2013 public meetings is on the website, as well as Master Plan A and Master Plan B plus […]
DCist reported that the man arrested for stealing a dog in Kingman Park has been connected to several other burglaries. NPR weighed in on the gentrification of H Street NE. The Washington Post and ANC 6B Commissioner Kirsten Oldenburg shared updates from this past weekend’s meeting between residents and Rep Norton regarding the CSX project. Capital […]
A friend recently mentioned that he used to take the DC street cars through a tunnel on Capitol Hill. As this touched on two of my favorite topics — street cars and tunnels– I immediately began researching. Sadly, it is not a terribly long story, nor was it a very long tunnel, but it was […]
Tomorrow brings another big temperature plunge. And if you live on Capitol Hill, there’s a good chance you also live in an old row house or apartment. While your home may be quaint and charming, it also puts you at risk for common household problems, like frozen pipes in the middle of winter. DC Water […]