Studying History on the Rooftop
I have always been a student of history. I was born in Capitol Hill, (on C St., between 2nd and 3rd St. SE, behind the Hawk and Dove), and have worked here for many years. My high school was off North| HillRag
Coming out of the pandemic, we learned how important our local farmers and producers are to maintaining a resilient food system.| Strengthening Our Regional Agriculture and Food System
I have always been a student of history. I was born in Capitol Hill, (on C St., between 2nd and 3rd St. SE, behind the Hawk and Dove), and have worked here for many years. My high school was off North| HillRag
The federal surge has “worked”, Mayor Muriel Bowser said Wednesday. More federal officers on the street has resulted in a decrease in illegal guns, violent crime and carjacking, when compared to t| HillRag
DC’s Attorney General (AG) Brian Schwab is suing to end the deployment of National Guard in the District. The suit, filed in District Court Sept.| Fourth Grader Undertakes Project “To Help My District”
The first half of the 2025 residential sales market is in the books! Looking back five years from now, what most of us will remember will not be the real estate market but the uncertainty in so many households here on Capitol Hill, in Washington DC, in the DMV communities and in communities throughout our great nation.| Fourth Grader Undertakes Project “To Help My District”
During the summer of 2000, I had a moderately strange job: trapping birds and drawing small blood samples. The Ohio Department of Health was looking for West Nile Virus, as it was newly identified in| HillRag
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As they planned for the new school year, Erica Cischke suggested that her rising fourth-grader, Harper Cischke, pose for the traditional first-day-of-school photo holding a “Free DC” sign. Th| HillRag
Late one August Saturday, Herman Elliott found himself back in Lincoln Park after checking in on his childhood home just a block away. He sat with friends, watching the nightly Free DC cacerolazo—a| HillRag
The Capitol Hill Art Walk has become an event that unites artists, who live on and off the Hill, in creating a weekend devoted to art, to be enjoyed by the public as they stroll through our historic n| HillRag
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This summer's Folklife Festival finna be fire, fam. That's because, unlike this article (and that sentence) each part of the festival is led, created or presented by young people. The Smithsonia| HillRag
That will mean traffic closures in the District between 23rd and Seventh Streets, both NW and SW and between and F Street NW to C Street SW. It will also affect any trips to and from Arlington, VA| HillRag
Capitol Hill is home to one of the Washington area’s outstanding photographers, Eric Johnson. Working in black and white, he photographs buildings we all know and love. He captures the architecture| HillRag
Advisory Neighborhood Commission (ANC) 7D met May 13 via Zoom. Commissioners Joshua Taborn (7D01), Artilie Wright (7D03), Ebony Payne (7D05), Marc Friend (7D06, vice chair), Brett Astmann (7D07, treas| HillRag
Advisory Neighborhood Commission (ANC 6A) met via Zoom on Feb. 13. Commissioners Paul Spires (6A01, Vice-Chair), Mike Velasquez (6A02), Roberta Shapiro (6A03, treasurer), Amber Gove (6A04, Vice Chair/| HillRag
The year is almost over. It’s finally time to snuggle up against the cold and hygge with family and friends, as Oaken sings in Disney’s Frozen. This month’s column has gifts for everyone, from A| HillRag
Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is visiting the District this week. NPR reports that he is expected to address Congress on Wednesday and to meet with President Joe Biden (D) sometime this wee| HillRag
