As the old RFK Stadium crumbles to dust, we have an incredible opportunity to grow our city in innovative ways. The RFK complex occupies something on the order of 190 acres on the Anacostia river, easily accessible to transit, and is a tabula rasa for the entire city. There’s so much we could do with it. […]
It’s an oldie but goodie. Peabody Primary School was built in 1879, and named after George Peabody, an early American financier and philanthropist. Tim Krepp told us more a few years back. Read on to learn a bit about the neighborly hub-hub regarding the naming. It turns out Georgetown-ers and Hill-folk didn’t see eye to […]
Hope everyone had a happy Halloween! What’s ahead for the weekend folks? Friday through Sunday the Hill Center is hosting a huge ceramics event, called Pottery on the Hill. Sixteen of the nation’s top ceramic artists will gather and show-off ceramic table platters, fanciful mugs, one-of-a-kind cups, cooking pots, vases, and other whimsical and functional pieces. Many […]