It WILL stop raining. It has to. If you’re planning to spend a warm Sunday at Lincoln Park (the forecast says partly sunny and 70 degrees!) swing by this house on your way. Situated near the park, the 4 bedroom, 3 1/2 bath house pictured at left is open on November 15th from 2-4 p.m. […]
The saga continues in the future of one of the region’s most historic properties: the bid for ownership of Friendship House/The Maples by Sonja Sweek and her family has fallen through. With it goes the plans for a complex containing a daycare center, a medical practice and a family living quarters. The next bidder in […]
The leaves are lovely, but not when they’re plastered to my car. Oh how I dream of one day bidding farewell to street parking and having a little indoor hideaway my car can call its own. No more leaves, no more snow, and no more … well, you know. If you’re looking for garage parking […]
Recently, THIH spoke about a range of issues with our local councilmember, Tommy Wells. We have separated the discussion into four topics: transportation, development, crime and schools. Over the course of this week we will be sharing the contents of the discussion. Today we will focus on development. There have been no shortage of posts […]
In a setting meant to evoke potential, the Capitol Riverfront BID and the Washington, DC Economic Partnership hosted a Storefront Summit on October 27th in the unfinished top floor of 55 M Street, SE. With representatives from the BID, WDCEP, Monument Realty, and local eateries, an upbeat picture emerged for progress on the Riverfront. At […]