I am generally the first to scoff at early weather predictions for “historic snowfall,” but since even the Capital Weather Gang is starting to say that heavy snowfall is more than likely, I think it’s time to start preparing. It was also this same weekend last year I chose to not believe the forecasts and […]
Capitol Hill Cub Scout Pack 230 is selling trees, wreaths, and table top trees at the Lutheran Church of the Reformation (212 East Capitol St. NE) December 3-6. Hours: Thursday Dec. 3 (5:00pm-8:00pm); Friday Dec. 4 (5:00pm-8:00pm); Saturday Dec. 5 (9:00am – 6:00pm); Sunday Dec. 6 (11:30am – 4:00pm). All purchases support Pack 230’s community service projects. Brent Elementary is bringing […]
Some events galvanize a community. While it would be great if these events could be happy or uplifting, the truth is that we seem to be most alive and come together best when we are in the midst of a disaster, or when one of us is badly hurt. “I try not to think about […]
When possible, lead with nudity. Hill Buzz-doyenne Claudia didn’t disappoint in October 2010, linking to Frozen Tropics and Reliable Source, who reported on a police response to a complaint about naked people running around the Conner Contemporary Art Gallery. Said nudists were, of course, part of an art exhibit. Greater Greater Washington and Prince of Petworth […]
This Thursday, the American Legion Post #8 at 224 D Street, SE, will be filled to the brim with the Hill’s do-it-yourselfers in support of the still un(der)employed staff of Frager’s. (That includes the not-so-handy among us, too, who relied on said employees to steer us in the right direction and give us great advice.) […]