DCist spotted the Capitol Hill fox in Garfield Park, and Famous DC found a photo of his granddad. Lots of CSX/Virginia Avenue Tunnel coverage in the wake of last week’s community meeting with Mayor Gray: City Desk, ANC 6B Commissioner Kirsten Oldenburg, Washington Post, JDLand. Young & Hungry noted that Bluejacket will start giving tours […]
With today being Martin Luther King jr Day, I would usually just post a rerun from previous weeks. Today, though, I want to write about something whose importance will become more obvious next week, when I write about the old street car tunnel on Capitol Hill.
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 Into kitchens? 433 12th St SE has one to die for – fully renovated with cork floors, tin ceiling and lots of […]
It’s a long weekend for many of us so how will you spend it? Tonight DC’s “guitar god” Anthony Pirog performs with his trio at the Atlas Performing Arts Center. Known for his experimental sound Pirog still manages to not alienate his audiences. The folks from CapitalBop will be on hand at 7pm for a […]
This is our first post in a series of introductions to Ward 6 candidates. Keep checking The Hill is Home for more coverage of the 2014 election. Dr. Shelonda Tillman was a warm hostess when we sat down to drink hot cocoa and to speak of why she wants to run for Ward 6 councilmember […]