“Dear PoPville,
Last night my friend and I were deliberately run off the road by a car while we were biking on R St NE between the MBT and North Cap at around 9 PM. (more…)
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3rd and H Street, NE
“Dear PoPville,
My husband and I noted work being started earlier in the week, then the rumor came out that a liquor store is taking over the space that Craft Beer Cellar occupied (RIP). It’s better than being vacant, but still…”
“Dear PoPville,
How do I get Amazon to stop mailing me (“Current Resident”) their Community Impact Report National Capital Region? It’s junk mail. (more…)
photo by Lorie Shaull
“Dear PoPville,
I’m looking for a chiropractor in DC. I have asked over 20 people if they have a referral all have said (more…)
“Dear PoPville,
I received a handwritten letter apparently from DC Jehovas Witness trying to recruit me. Curious if other people are receiving these too? (more…)
4302 Connecticut Ave, NW
“Dear PoPville,
It looks as though something might be going into the space on Conn Avenue/Van Ness beside Potbelly and the Vietnam restaurant. Wonder if anyone knows what might be going there. Thanks.”
If you look in the window you can see a bank set up: (more…)
“Dear PoPville,
Crazy screamers at Columbia Heights Metro have become sadly normal, the Black Hebrew Israelite etc. But right now 1/28/4:00 pm – intense insane screaming extreme volume. I have begged our council for years to simply prohibit amplified speech. (more…)
photo by Streets of Washington
“Dear PoPville,
I’m planning a dinner for a family member over 90. Does anyone have recommendations for restaurants that are handicap accessible and aren’t loud?”
“Dear PoPville,
Is there something I’m missing about Christmas tree pickup? I live on a block with regular city pickup, everyone on our block followed instructions and (more…)
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Chesapeake House, “It was built in 1937 by the Mattingly family, making it a relative late-comer to the declining Reno City community. The Mattinglys operated a store of the first floor and lived upstairs The family sold the building to the United States in 1950. It is expected that Chesapeake House will be restored as part of a planned-unit development agreement with the developers of a mixed-use development project on Wisconsin Avenue.”
“Dear PoPville,
This small brick building in Tenley (right next to the Jackson-Reed tennis courts, at the corner of Belt/41st/Chesapeake) has been vacant and boarded up for as long as I can remember. At least since the mid-90s I think. (more…)