Perhaps its not as exciting as the start of Daylight Saving Time (which is next weekend, WAHOO!) but tomorrow (March 1st) marks the start of residential street sweeping for the spring. Sweeping will take place through the end of October and information about the day and time your street will be swept are posted in […]
In discussions about the possible liquor license moratorium, a lot of folks talked about the lack of parking along Barracks Row, and how underutilized the parking lot under the highway at 8th and I Streets is. It’s dark and feels unsafe for many; and for others, it’s just forgotten. And it seems as though most visitors […]
Keys? Check. Wallet? Check. Cell phone? Check. Change for the parking meter? Now that is something I’m an expert at not having. Thank goodness for my zone 6 parking which has allowed me to find parking on the Hill countless times without having to seek out spare change for a meter. But once I venture […]
At last night’s ANC6B meeting, it was announced that the ANC is looking into the possibility of (and hoping to explore the positive and negative effects of) expanding the Performance Parking Pilot Program north to East Capitol Street and east to 11th Street SE. Right now they say they are just exploring the options; they […]
On Tuesday the Washington Business Journal reported the District has applied for a demolition permit to knock down a 165,000 square-foot building on Reservation 13, also know as Hill East. The building being torn down was once the DC General Hospital pediatrics building, and is located behind the St. Coletta School. The demolition will include […]