For many, the Boston Marathon is more than a race: it’s a 26.2-mile pilgrimage and the Olympics of recreational runners. For me, it was a rare opportunity to share the field with some of the greatest runners in modern history, as well as a way to ward off the winter blahs by having a big […]
Karaoke is one of those polarizing things in life: Either you LOOOOVE it and can’t get enough of singing and being a cheezball, or you run for the hills and embrace every opportunity to make fun of those cheezballs who love it so much they GO NUTS when the word alone is uttered. (~*k a r […]
Earlier in October, a Capitol Hill family woke up to a terrible tragedy. Their friends have set up a memorial fund to help the family pay for costs, and they are close to reaching their goal. From GoFundMe: Friends of Kerry and Jameson Allden-Collins have started this fund in the memory of our dear friend Jameson Allden-Collins […]
Up next in the Capitol Hill school auctions is School Within School. Initially an early education program that was contained within the Capitol Hill Cluster School, SWS –now housed within the old Goding school at 9th and F Streets NE– has added PreK-3 and has been adding a grade since the 2012-2013 school year (they’re […]
The theme for NoMa’s Summer Screen movie series has been chosen. The voters must have been feeling defiant when they chose 2012: The End of the World? You’ll get your fill of doomsday prophecies, dystopia and paranormal slime each Wednesday evening. The fun starts at 7pm, and the film starts at dark, from May 23rd […]