Author: Prince Of Petworth

“Restricted parking all over the Adams Morgan area?”

By Prince Of Petworth

“Dear PoPville,

Do you have any information on why roads all around Adams Morgan near Kalorama Triangle are restricted for parking?

It’s typical for small stretches of parking to be restricted for several days or longer, but for the past several weeks, large areas of most streets all over my neighborhood (Kalorama/Columbia/Belmont and surrounding roads) have been blocked. It’s becoming very difficult to find a parking space anywhere because. On any given day, 30-40% of roads have been restricted from parking with no explanation other than city ordinance.

Here are some photos as well as a map of the neighborhood with areas that have been blocked off over the past ~2 weeks on and off marked in red. (more…)

“Help. Rat infestation.”

By Prince Of Petworth

“Dear PoPville,

I wanted to ask for advice from longterm DMV residents who might know a thing or two about waging a war against both rats and corporate landlords. I live in an apartment building that has an ongoing rat infestation; our community message board is blowing up with posts from tenants on every floor (in a ten-story building!) talking about dealing with rats in their apartments and in community spaces. We’ve had posts about rats scratching in the walls at night, chewing holes through the walls, being sighted in apartments and common spaces like the laundry room, gym, and elevators, coming up through sinks and chewing through rubber gaskets (!), even posts about rats getting stuck in the AC units, dying, and then rotting. Our management’s response has been tepid at best. Back in May, (more…)

Secretary of State Blinken visited Emma’s Torch last week!

By Prince Of Petworth


via U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Population, Refugees, & Migration (PRM)

From the State Department, Thursday, June 20th:

“PRM’s Assistant Secretary Julieta Valls Noyes joined Secretary Blinken this #worldrefugeeday at @emmastorchfood, which gives refugees the tools to economically and culturally contribute to our communities through culinary training. (more…)

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