“Ten-years young Ezra enjoying the snow in Capital Hill!”
There will be a couple more rounds. (see volume one here and volume two here and volume three here unfortunately no new entries can be taken at this time, any snow dogs received now will be placed into the regular animal fix queue. Thanks to all for sending such fantastic photos!).
Many more awesome pups: (more…)
“Maeve in Kalorama!”
There will be more rounds tomorrow. (see volume one here and volume two here and volume three here unfortunately no new entries can be taken at this time, any snow dogs received now will be placed into the regular animal fix queue. Thanks to all for sending such fantastic photos!).
Many many many more pups: (more…)
“Teddy, an English Golden Retriever from U Street.”
There will be more rounds (see volume one here and volume two here). I’ll be taking my kids sledding soon so future volumes will be posted later today/tomorrow. Thanks!
Many, many more great pups: (more…)
photo by Phil Yabut
From the Washington DC Snowball Fight Association:
“Today’s snow looks PERFECT for a snowball fight. So join us at the National Mall next to the Smithsonian Castle from 3:30pm til dusk for another EPIC battle. Masks and social distancing encouraged. (more…)
Thanks to Ryan for sending the above from Mount Pleasant and Allie sends below: (more…)
“Pipkin (@pipkinwaggytail IG), Columbia Heights! I’m convinced she’s part puppy anyway :)”
“one-year-old Boji, a Vizsla, getting his first “taste” of snow in Bloomingdale this morning.”
There will be more rounds (see volume one here) – send your snow dogs (cats, rabbits, who knows) throughout the day to [email protected] and let me know neighborhood you are in. Thanks!
Many many more from volume two!! (more…)
photo by Nicky Sundt
From WMATA:
“Metrobus is temporarily suspending service immediately due to rapidly deteriorating weather and hazardous road conditions throughout the region. All buses currently in operation with customers will operate to the end of the line to complete their routes if safe to do so. All other buses will hold at stops until roads are passable and safe to resume service. (more…)
photo by Diane Krauthamer
Just in for DCPS parents – go ahead and pour yourselves another drink.
— PoPville (@PoPville) January 3, 2022
From the Mayor’s Office last night:
“Mayor Bowser also announced that Safe Return operations at DC Public Schools (DCPS) will shift one day. Schools will be closed on Monday, January 3. DCPS staff should report their COVID-19 test results before 1:00 p.m. on Tuesday, January 4. DCPS students must now test on Wednesday, January 5. Families can pick up their rapid antigen test on Tuesday, January 4 between 1:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. or on Wednesday between 8:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Schools are scheduled to re-open on Thursday, January 6.
District Government will operate in a telework posture for non-essential/non-emergency employees. Essential employees will report for duty as previously scheduled, unless otherwise directed. All in-person programming at DC Government agencies will be closed. Virtual appointments and online services will continue unless otherwise stated.
Test Yourself DC at-home PCR tests and Test Yourself Express rapid tests will be available for pick-up on Monday, January 3 from 2:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. (or until supplies run out) at four firehouses:
Engine 4 at 2531 Sherman Ave NW
Engine 8 at 1520 C St SE
Engine 31 at 4930 Connecticut Ave NW
Engine 33 is located at 101 Atlantic St SE
All other testing sites will be closed. Residents will still be able to drop off Test Yourself DC tests at drop boxes at libraries and recreation centers before 8:00 p.m. Engines 4, 8, 31, and 33 will also accept Test Yourself DC drop-offs on January 3 during the hours listed above.
Meal distribution sites at DCPS and Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) facilities will be closed.
Trash, recycling, and Christmas tree collections will “slide” to the next day for the remainder of the week into Saturday. For example, households that normally receive trash/recycling collections on Monday will be serviced Tuesday.
While the snow emergency is in effect, motorists may not park on snow emergency routes and vehicles parked on these routes may be towed. (more…)
