Thanks to Veronica for sending:”It’s a bumper crop in Columbia Heights! Heirloom and cherry tomatoes, yellow zucchini, cucumbers, poblano peppers, and strawberries. Not pictured, green beans, mini green peppers, and arugula lettuce.”

Please send your great garden hauls via email to [email protected] with Garden Haul in the subject line and let me know what you’ve grown and what neighborhood you are in. Entries will be accepted now through Labor Day. Cheers, thanks and happy gardening!


If you have any animal/pet photos you’d like to share please send an email to princeofpetworth(at)gmail(dot)com with ‘Animal Fix’ in the title and say the name of your pet and your neighborhood.  If you love the animal fix and want to ensure PoPville’s long term viability please consider donating to our Patreon here.

Little Bit is a playful, bouncy pup who loves toys and belly rubs and always wants to say hello to people and other dogs! A sweetheart of a dog: Little Bit is still puppy-like in her enthusiasm and love of life, but is fully house trained and crate trained. She is making great progress at adapting to city life, but she still shies away from the busiest and loudest of streets. Apply for Little Bit today!

Poppy is a simple lady who knows what she wants-a soft blanket, some head scratches, and anything catnip-related! She’s a mellow gal who gets along well with other four-legged friends. She and the resident cat Olive share space, food, and treats without issue, and Poppy has not shown any discomfort or fear around her or the resident dog. Apply to meet Poppy today!



photo by angela n.

From the DC Office of Planning:

“The DC Office of Planning is developing plans to make Downtown’s public realm safer, more welcoming, and more enjoyable. The agency welcomes input into the future of Downtown’s streets, sidewalks, plazas, and parks. Which places inspire you and which underwhelm? Fill out a survey here to assist this project and improve Downtown for all.”


Ed. Note: On May 14th an off leash attacked a beaver (that had to be euthanized) in Rock Creek Park, Park Police still looking for info.

“Dear PoPville,

It’s impossible to got to any public park these days without getting accosted by off leash dogs. At Tregaron, dogs must be leashed for a simple reason- the area is a fragile urban ecosystem and dogs are the leading cause of damage to it.”


JP writes: “Completely ignored all the signs that the road was closed and construction equipment. 1st and M NE”


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