
1800 block of Columbia Road, NW
Thanks to Andrea for sending the above and thanks to GK for below.

We’ve learned that Nina was a server at Mintwood Place: (more…)

1800 block of Columbia Road, NW
Thanks to Andrea for sending the above and thanks to GK for below.

We’ve learned that Nina was a server at Mintwood Place: (more…)

4611 Wisconsin Ave, NW
Thanks to Nick for sending yesterday: “End of an era!”
Updates as demolition concludes/construction progresses on the new building.

34th and Newark Street, NW
Thanks to Terry for sending from Cleveland Park.

3120 M Street, NW
Thanks to Emily for sending: “Pup stuck on Haagan-Dazs Awning!”
Does not seem to be a Bear situation, glad to see responders on scene. Hope the pup gets some ice cream at the end of this ordeal!
Update: “The dog is thankfully safely back inside the apartment! He got scared of the fireman’s ladder and popped back through the window.”

Thanks to Mary for sending from “outside embassy of Peru this morning….deep breath, everyone!”

Thanks to JP for sending from 19th and S Street, NW: “If only there was a sign that the street is too narrow!?”

And Anne Marie sends “this guy driving his Prius down the running trail in Rock Creek Park outside the Zoo…”

Thanks to a reader for sending from Upper NW.

Photos by Colleen Murphy
Thanks to Colleen for sharing this: “Good advice found in the neighborhood” (more…)

S. sends from 15th Street: “Looks like someone didn’t move their car and the tow isn’t there yet? The jackhammer is about two feet beyond the car.”

N sends the photo above: “DCNG preparing for J6 rally.”
C writes: “I was in ballston yesterday and got harassed in the girls bathroom multiple times for wearing my mask. It was so odd and I couldn’t figure it out – after leaving we saw a tour bus outside. I am guessing everyone is in town for the rally tomorrow. Be careful!”
From MPD:
“On Saturday, September 18, 2021, in anticipation of First Amendment activity within the District of Columbia, the Metropolitan Police Department would like to remind motorists and pedestrians of increased activity in the downtown area and the following Emergency No Parking and street closures. (more…)