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Is The Newseum On The Wrong Beat?
Slate.com takes a different viewpoint on the opening of the Newseum in this article arguing that the news is best memorialized in its original forms (audio, video and print) and that the artifacts used by those who capture the news aren’t really worth putting in a museum. If a museum piece generates conversation and learning, then […]
A Very Downtown Valentine’s Day
We’re sure many of you will head out and celebrate Valentine’s Day with a special person and will take that celebration downtown. We put together one possible Valentine’s Day evening for consideration. Meet at Barnes & Noble (555 12th Street, NW) while perusing the stacks. Walk up to The Oceanaire Seafood Room (1201 F Street, NW) […]
February DNA Meeting Tomorrow Night
The Downtown Neighborhood Association (DNA) will be resuming its monthly meetings tomorrow night at 7 pm but it won’t be in the usual spot. Tomorrow’s meeting will be at 7 pm in the District Chophouse at 509 7th Street, NW. DC City Council Chairman Vincent Gray will be the guest DC government speaker.
Cribs VII: Spin Me Right ‘Round Baby
For this installation of Cribs we’re broadening our definition a bit to include condos with amazing views regardless of price. That’s why #803 at 301 Massachusetts Avenue, NW, a 2 BR/2 BA in the newly built Sonata condo qualifies at $699K with a condo fee of $909 per month (MLS #DC6643191). Clocking in at the […]