Hey y’all. Did you know President Trump *finally* talked about the DC that no one talks about? Well, far-right publications such as Blaze News and Federalist are super happy that 47 is finally talking about crime, as if no one else did, ever. Though I will add that some people might think AI wrote at […]
On June 19th, 160 years ago, Union troops arrived in Galveston, Texas. By order of Union General Gordon Granger, Order No. 3 was posted stating, The people of Texas are informed that in accordance with a Proclamation from the Executive of the United States, all slaves are free. This involves an absolute equality of rights […]
Patricia Stamper is the Advisory Neighborhood Commissioner for SMD 7C06, representing Deanwood and Burrville in Ward 7. A lifelong advocate for equity, she is a public servant, educator, and mother of two who believes that every D.C. resident deserves access to fresh food, safe community spaces, and dignified investment. In Ward 7, we have two […]
Zoo-wee, mama! The RFK deal surprised all of us and yet no one at the top of the week. Mayor Bowser and the Commanders took an victory lap with their splashy announcement that the team WAS. COMING. BACK. And frankly, it sounds like a done deal– that is, if at least seven councilmembers agree with […]
We’re eight days into October and mosquitoes still aren’t dead. Keep rooting for that soil temperature to drop, so they go into hibernation. The Yards will be holding their Back to the Yards totally tubular 80s party TODAY, October 8! Excellent tunage, tasty waves, a cool buzz and you’ll be fine. More info here. The Live on the Hill series […]