Tough Love
In an exclusive interview with Sean Hitchcock, the wealthy and well-connected construction company owner who last spring ravaged nine acres of protected wetlands-area habitat near Studebaker Rd. and Loynes Dr. without bothering to get a city permit, The District Weekly has learned . . . well, that Sean Hitchcock reads The District Weekly. “You’re from The District?” Hitchcock repeated when I introduced myself to him—technically, reintroduced myself, but more on that later—in the foyer of city hall’s council chamber after a zoning hearing on Oct. 12. “Dave, I’ve read your stuff.” Flattering! Continue reading The District.
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