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“Dear PoPville,

I was in the Rodman’s in Friendship Heights today and I saw they had those World Cup stickers and sticker books that you posted about before. I know most places are sold out now, so I figured your readers would love to know, and support a local business. The cashier told me that all three of their locations will have a limited supply.”



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“Dear PoPville,

On Father’s Day, I was watching Spain’s World Cup game at Aslin on 14th with some friends and my dog. You were there with your parents and ended up making friends with my dog.

We spoke in Spanish and you told me you were from Madrid. (more…)


Thanks to G. for passing on the GoFundMe:

“Celebrating Joey the Greatt Hernandez

Joey was truly the life of the party. He had an infectious smile, a quick wit, and a natural ability to make everyone around him feel welcome. Friendly, loyal, honest, and genuine, Joey brought laughter, wisdom, and kindness wherever he went. He was someone people could always count on—for a good conversation, a helping hand, or simply a reason to smile. A jack of all trades, Joey was hardworking, talented, and dedicated in everything he did. He loved music, sports, cartoons, gatherings with friends, and celebrating life in every way. His vibrant spirit and unforgettable personality touched many lives, and his absence leaves a deep and lasting void.

Joey’s unexpected passing has been especially difficult for his elderly parents, (more…)


“Dear PoPville,

I wanted to write to share an experience I had this past Friday evening (of Pride weekend, no less), on 18th St NW around 10pm while walking home. I was crossing 18th Street by the McDonalds when I was approached by a young (low-mid 20s) white guy with floppy brown hair live streaming on his phone. While recording me, (more…)


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