Thanks to Leo for sending last night: “MPD guarding a delivery of supplies to CVS in Upper NW DC. At least three cops – sad reflection on how people are behaving. Looked like some prescription medications but mostly your standard CVS supplies from Motrin to soap to razors. People were patiently and politely waiting for the supplies to be unloaded/stocked, but I heard the delivery guy telling the cops that last time, people were grabbing goods straight from the truck.”
Thanks to Dennis Jansen for sending from Mom’s Organic Market on New York Ave, NE: “Someone is using a dinosaur costume as protective gear in the grocery store. I’ve officially seen everything.”
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Yikes, thanks to Gerald for sending Saturday on “I395 at around 3-3:30pm just before the D Street NW US Senate Exit.”
In happier car news – this license plate spotted on Capitol Hill: (more…)
Thanks to Alison for sending earlier this morning from Target: “currently cacooning the cafe area in plastic wrap.”
But in happier news: (more…)
Thanks to Forever Single for sending Sunday around 5:30pm: “Current situation at American Ice DC.”
Though Mark sends the shot above at 5:48pm Sunday from Provisions 14: “How is Provisions 14 allowing this to happen right now? #vectorsofinfection”
Thanks to Joyce for sending earlier this morning on metro. The sanitizer sticking up out of the pocket is the cherry.
Thanks to Chris for sending the shot above: “Down to one cup of noodles at the Riggs Road Walmart.”
And please be very kind to grocery store employees – they are working so hard these days!
Besides sanitizer, soaps, toilet paper and marinara sauces – what other items have you noticed are getting depleted?
Thanks to Josh for sending from Petworth.
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Thanks to Sam for sending from 14th and G Street, NW. And thanks to Courtney for sending the shot below: (more…)
Sorry Lime (and Bolt and Bird and Razor.) Photo by Christen
From DDOT:
“Following the hearing officer’s review of appeals to the permit decisions for the 2020 shared dockless vehicle program, the following companies will be permitted to operate scooters in the District, effective April 1, 2020, contingent upon confirmation of their compliance with the 2020 Terms and Conditions, receipt of all necessary documents and permit fees: (more…)