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Aug 24, 2007

What Does the Stadium Need?

In just a few months, fans will finally get a glimpse of the new $611 million baseball stadium rising in Southeast. No longer will they simply be looking at an artists rendering — they’ll get to see the new concourse, the stands, the suites and the field for themselves. And today the Post’s Marc Fisher poses an interesting question — beyond the bricks and mortar, what should the team’s owners offer inside the stadium? After…

Jan 29, 2006

Opinionist: Being Truthful With Washington’s Façades

DCist is excited to welcome back our founding editor, Michael Grass, who comes to us this Sunday with a special Opinionist. One of the most frustrating things about living in Washington, D.C., for me is walking along Eye Street up and around the corner from the International Monetary Fund. Between 20th and 21st streets NW sits Kinkead’s, one of the city’s long-standing respected restaurants. Kinkead’s sits in the house where my late grandfather and my…

Sep 23, 2005

Roosevelt Island Park to be Sold?

Friday in Washington is blithely referred to as “Take Out The Trash Day,” as it’s the traditional day of the week when our government issues press releases and concludes business in matters that they’d prefer didn’t get a whole lot of media attention. Today, Representative Richard Pombo (R-CA), Chairman of the House Resources Committee, included a piece of garbage especially for the District. In the Draft Reconciliation Bill, published today, Pombo and his panel have,…

Jun 13, 2005

Daily Kossuth

That’s exactly what you’ll see if you frequently come upon Massachusetts Avenue and 20th Street NW. Otherwise, the word “Kossuth,” which we read somewhere was pronounced “co-shoot,” might not be a familiar one. The word refers to Lajos Kossuth, one of several Eastern European champions of liberty and democracy celebrated within a few city blocks northwest of Dupont Circle, and arguably the most quarrelsome and conflicted of them all….

May 19, 2005

Morning Roundup: Black Squirrels and Oysters Edition

Good morning Washington. This photo by FurCafe, posted in DCist Photos via Flickr, was taken in Court House across the street from Summer’s (we think, correct us if we’re wrong). The weather today, according to Capital Weather, will see showers maybe moving in by evening. (And be sure to check out all the buzz about two certain meteorologists: AccuWeather’s Joe Bastardi is “not as smart as he thinks” and Joe Witte of WJLA is apparently…

 
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