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Poll: Favorite Bar on the Hill (Round One)

August 8th, 2012 · 12 Comments · Capitol Hill

UPDATED 9:51 am– Our survey had a glitch. If you voted already, please vote again! THANKS! Talk about a story getting mileage! Last week, the talk of town during Thursday Happy Hour was Complex’s compilation of the 25 Douchiest Bars in DC. We’re not going to get into an etymological discussion on just how appropriate [...]

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I See the Light, and I have an Opinion

June 11th, 2012 · No Comments · Capitol Hill

When I saw the thread on the Newhilleast list serve I clicked the link and read the email thread. It amazes me not only the way we can complain about something thanks to email list serves and blogs, but the way we can attack one another in the most private of public forums. So, when [...]

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It’s Survey Time!

February 1st, 2012 · No Comments · Barracks Row, Capitol Hill, Eastern Market, H Street

Here at The Hill is Home, we want to help you. But you need to help us first! When do you visit our site? And how often? Are there weekly posts you always read or look forward to? Please fill out the brief questionnaire and let us know a little about you and how you [...]

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Fa-la-lots of Chances to Shop

November 30th, 2011 · No Comments · Capitol Hill

Before the sun even set on Thanksgiving night, retailers ushered in the start of the holiday shopping season with steep discounts and amazing deals designed to lure people into loosening their otherwise tight purse strings. Were you one of the millions of people who fought the crowds and found great deals in store this past [...]

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Reader Poll: Redistricting

September 29th, 2011 · 8 Comments · Capitol Hill South

Redistricting.  It’s a tricky thing in which a lot of people have a lot of opinions.  Sharee gave an overview of the Ward 6 redistricting task force’s recommendations earlier today, and now it’s time for you to share your feelings.

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Reader Poll: Where to watch the fireworks

July 4th, 2011 · No Comments · Capitol Hill

It wouldn’t be the Fourth of July without fireworks!  We have our local displays in the parks, the not-so-legal ones in the streets, and the big show on the Mall.  And plenty of places to watch them all.  Where’s your favorite place to watch the fireworks?

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Reader Poll: Blockbuster

June 22nd, 2011 · 7 Comments · Barracks Row

In August the Blockbuster on the 400 block of 8th Street will close its doors, which has led to a number of suggestions for what should fill the empty space.  Barracks Row Main Street asked its Twitter and Facebook followers for suggestions, which ranged from Trader Joe’s (is that space really larger enough for that?!) [...]

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Voice Your Opinion on Redistricting Thursday Night

May 4th, 2011 · 3 Comments · Capitol Hill, Capitol Riverfront/ Near Southeast, New Hill East

The census numbers are in and it’s time for the city to redraw the boundary lines for each Ward to maintain a roughly equivalent population in each.  Our neighboring Wards need to gain some population, which can directly impact Ward 6 — most notably, to the east and south — Hill East and Near Southeast. [...]

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Reader Poll: Tree Boxes

April 21st, 2011 · 3 Comments · Capitol Hill

April showers bring May flowers, or so we learned in nursery school.  What I’ve learned since having my own yard to tend to is that April showers bring a massive invasion of weeds that can grow as tall as me in the blink of an eye.  And in front of each of our houses, at [...]

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Reader Poll: Do you want DC statehood?

April 12th, 2011 · 33 Comments · Capitol Hill, DC

As you may or may not have heard, our councilmember, Mayor and several others were arrested yesterday for civil disobedience during a protest over a federal spending plan.  The issue: the Federal Government can basically override any decision DC makes about how to spend its own money.  We could argue over abortion and school vouchers, [...]

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