I, like so many other people who call Capitol Hill home, am not from around here. I will pause for a second and let you take that one in– I know! You’ve never heard that one before, huh? A comment I kept hearing early on about DC is that you know you’re in DC when […]
Thursday July 23, 2009 Cruise Control at Capitol Riverfront Summer Film Festival. Let Tom and friends take you into the Danger Zone for a FREE screening of Top Gun at dusk (8:45pm) near Tingey Plaza. Head over to SOVA on H St. for a mellow night of folk music and try out their impressive and […]
Far too often we hear about stolen bikes in the city. I’ve lost two at my house, and I’ve just tipped my toe back into bike ownership with a tune up at Capitol Hill Bikes. But for those of us who need a short term, super handy solution, I’m thrilled to refer you to the […]
Amid the flurry of talk, innuendo, community groups’ priority lists and information-gathering centered on the four proposals for development of the old Hine Jr. High school, the Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development listed its own criteria for selecting a candidate. “Perhaps the most important criteria — in no particular order […]
We know everyone has an opinion on the debate over whether or not to close 7th Street to traffic on weekends, as seen in the comments on a previous post on the issue. The street was closed after the fire at Eastern Market to allow for space for displaced vendors and to help maintain a […]