07 Apr 2021

Building community:

How to make your Ward 6 Happy Hours unforgettable, Part 1

We’ve been in some sort of social isolation for well over a year. There are more things open now and it seems like we’re seeing the light at the end of this tumultuous tunnel, but the coronavirus pandemic has also made some magic happen. This week, neighbors on 9th Street SE tell us how they’ve […]


12 Nov 2019

Hill Buzz

Hope you remembered your umbrella and your rubber boots this morning, everyone! Grab yourself a cup of something nice and warm and let’s spend some quality time reading, shall we? First things first, the Brickie Awards are happening on Thursday, December 5 at the new DC Water headquarters, so mark that on your calendar and […]


16 Jan 2019

Photography:

Snow Pups + Snow Kids +Snow FUN! (Part 2)

Hello again! You tagged us in so many wonderful photos over on Instagram, we had to share as many as we could on here. I hope you enjoy looking at your friends and neighbors as much as I enjoyed seeing them and putting them here for all of you to see. These are tough times […]


02 Jan 2019

Events:

Origami Owls and #MeToo: A Symbolic Display at St. Mark’s

Want to start 2019 with something inspiring? Here’s a story for you. Capitol Hill resident and St. Mark’s Episcopal Church member Elin Whitney-Smith started asking a group of friends and fellow church members about their experiences with sexual harassment and/or discrimination, and she started collecting the number of instances of sexual harassment mentioned by this […]


02 Nov 2018

Fitness:

Need Healing? Be Here Now Yoga is Here to Help 🕉

The act of terrorism perpetrated upon the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh last Saturday, October 29, left most of us deeply shaken and feeling hurt. THIH reader Laurie Sussman, who is from Pittsburgh and Jewish, and whose family lives close to the Tree of Life synagogue, wanted to do something truly healing for her […]


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