City Winery Washington DC to Open in Ivy City Next Year
City Winery Washington DC will add a working winery and live music to the robust community of neighborhood businesses in DC’s Ivy City neighborhood....
City Administrator Obfuscates on Heliport Relocation
Advisory Neighborhood Commission (ANC) 6B discussed the controversial relocation of the South Capitol Street heliport.
The commission unanimously endorsed a letter put forward by Commissioner...
Farewell to Lustre Cleaners
For almost a hundred years there has been a Lustre Cleaners tidying, folding and pressing District garments to perfection. Starting out back in 1918,...
Park Improvements by Friends of Titanic Memorial Park and NPS
On Saturday April 28th, the Friends of the Titanic Memorial Park (FOTMP or the Friends), the National Park Service (NPS) and the Capital Guardian...
Carolyn Returns to Howl to the Chief
Max is a Yorkshire terrier with extremely sensitive skin. "He's allergic to everything, and he just has so many skin issues – it just...
Social Security Office Moves to SW
The Washington, DC M Street Social Security Administration office has relocated to 1300 D St. SW. Office hours at the new location will remain...
One Person’s Trash Is a Student’s Art
A family visit to the National Zoo in the summer of 2016 to see “Washed Ashore” was the inspiration for the Junk Art Club...
Groundbreaking at RFK Multi-Purpose Fields Wednesday
Ground will break Wednesday at 10 a.m. on the multi-purpose recreational fields, the first part of the development plans to become a reality on...
Halloween Events on the Hill
The weather has turned crisp, perfect for costumes, jack-o-lanterns and long walks to collect candy. Fall festivals, movie nights and pumpkin carving events abound...
Labyrinth Games and Puzzles Offers an Unplugged Community Center
When Kathleen Donahue lets me into Labyrinth Games and Puzzles (645 Pennsylvania Ave SE), the lights are off. It’s a Monday — the only...
