04 Nov 2009

How the Schools of Capitol Hill Got Their Names: Brent Elementary

How many times have we walked by a school on Capitol Hill, or for that matter, sent our kids to one, and remained relatively incurious as to the origins of its name? Thanks to DC’s vigorous school choice policies, parents on Capitol Hill are relentlessly educated consumers, heavily researching all facets of our local schools, […]


22 Oct 2009

Comings and Goings

I really did hope to have my complete audit of all of the new restaurants and bars coming to our neighborhood ready for you this afternoon. I swear I did. Unfortunately, life (and last night’s Hall & Oates show at the 9:30 Club) gets in the way sometimes. While you’re anxiously waiting for me to […]


05 Oct 2009

Ghosts of Capitol Hill: The Phantom Bicyclist

With Hallowe’en coming up, it is time to take a break from talking about people and buildings that Capitol Hill has lost, and instead focus on some people who will not go away. Capitol Hill is, as it turns out, crawling with ghosts and it seems as if every major building has one tucked away […]


07 Aug 2009

Freshman on The Hill

Photo by María Helena Carey One of the quaint things about moving to a place like the Hill is that you get the feeling that you live in a very small village. Of course, it would be a small village with access to excellent cultural events, world-class dining and where you can meet not just […]


27 Jul 2009

Serendipity Salon Opens

It’s as fresh and fun as a new hairdo. This is a little aquamarine valentine, and there is lots to love at Serendipity Salon, the new business home of Capitol Hill hairstylist Suzanne Whitt. Yes, Whitt did my hair all funky-girly and gave my daughter her first crop, but then she disappeared after ‘Do closed, […]


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