By Jim Arvantes Mark Bucher, co-owner of the Medium Rare Restaurant in Cleveland Park, is convinced he has found a…
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How the Cleveland Park Listserv Became a Foundational Part of Several DC Communities
By Jim Arvantes The Cleveland Park Listserv represents an empowering medium for Cleveland Park and many nearby neighborhoods, one that…
Tuesday Talk: How Climate Change is Killing Our Local Bees, Trees, and Plants
Climate change is altering the natural environment of the Washington, D.C. area, threatening the survivability of many native trees and…
TUESDAY TALKS: Historical Novel Melds Past And Present While Exploring The Life And Times of Trailblazing Psychiatrist
By Jim Arvantes In 1935, a German psychiatrist named Frieda Fromm-Reichmann fled Nazi Germany and immigrated to the United States,…
TUESDAY TALKS: Award-Winning Journalist Provides Insights On Profound Changes Reshaping Journalism
The growing popularity of social media has shaken the very foundations of traditional journalism while making it increasingly difficult for…
Tuesday Talk:World Renowned Disability Rights Activist Recounts Struggles and Triumphs in Ongoing Struggle for Rights
Disability rights activist Judith Heumann is a gifted storyteller, the words flowing out of her in a deliberate and determined…
Tuesday Talks: An Inside Look at National Cathedral Renovations
Architect Michelle Kayon has spent her career working on some of the most iconic and beautifully-built buildings in our nation’s…
Tuesday Talks: Award-Winning Poet Captures Ineffable Qualities of Poems and Poetry
The Covid-19 pandemic has sparked a renewed interest and appreciation for poets and poetry, leading to more poems that speak…
Tuesday Talks: Pulitzer Prize Winning Author Recounts Segregation’s Last Stand
In the early 1960s, Birmingham, Ala., was well known as a stronghold of segregation, its violent opposition to integration captured…
Tuesday Talks: Enraptured By Raptors
The Connecticut Avenue Bridge, also known as the Klingle Valley Bridge in upper Northwest Washington, served as a gateway to another world…