05 Feb 2010

Where Every Gardener Knows Your Name

Gardeners are a great group of people.  Being a gardener myself means I get to bask in my own compliment; but I don’t think that’s so bad because speaking recently to Colleen Cancio and Tom Kavanagh, leaders of the happy effort over at the Green East Community garden, I have even more solid proof of […]


05 Feb 2010

Charter School at International Graduate University – More Questions than Answers

As we reported last November, representatives of University High Public Charter School are pushing forward with their plan to open a charter school at the site of the Buchanan School on 13th and D ST SE. This Tuesday, a DC Public Charter School Board press release announced University High Public Charter School as one of […]


01 Feb 2010

Green Thumbs Thaw Early in SE

There may still be heaps of snow on the ground, but some people are already thinking about juicy, red tomatoes fresh from this summer’s garden. A call recently went out on the Hill East listserv to recruit those interested in being part of a new community garden in the alley bounded by 17th, 18th, D […]


21 Jan 2010

How The Schools of Capitol Hill Got Their Name: Maury Elementary

Just north of Lincoln Park, where Tennessee and Constitution Avenues intersect with 13th, lies one of Capitol Hill’s most historic schools, Maury Elementary. Maury has been a fixture of the Hill since its construction in 1886 and is one of the best examples of the eight room schoolhouse that was standard in the 1880s and […]


11 Jan 2010

Top Officials Overseeing Flu Shots at Family Room Wednesday

Reconsidered getting the flu shot, or just put it off until the new decade?  On Wednesday, Jan. 13, The Family Room on 8th Street SE will host an event  which includes free H1N1 vaccinations to children and families on a first-come, first-served basis, from 11 AM to 12PM. Cabinet Secretary Kathleen Sebelius, US Department of Health […]


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