Bloomingdale

“Daycare teachers attacked in Bloomingdale while walking toddlers”

By Prince Of Petworth


via Google maps

Update: Go Fund Me for the Bloomingdale Petit Scholars teachers.

A reader writes: “The man who attacked them is a known aggressive strung out guy who hangs around the neighborhood. So scary.”

From Councilmember Zachary Parker:

“I’m just now leaving Petit Scholars in Bloomingdale, where staff and families have been shaken by a deeply disturbing incident today. Two teachers were attacked near 2nd and S St NW while a group of teachers were walking three classes of toddlers and infants.” (more…)

“Crispus Attucks Park Fall Color Fest – October 21”

By Prince Of Petworth

From an email:

“Join Crispus Attucks Park and the Bloomingdale community for a day of fall drinks, food, live music and kids activities! Local musician Eli Waltz will be playing as well! This is our annual fall fundraiser event for maintenance projects around the park. RSVP (free, with donation appreciated) here.”

“seems grossly irresponsible”

By Prince Of Petworth

“Dear PoPville,

DC saying, sorry, we may have told you that you don’t have led pipes but we may have been wrong….and figure it out for yourself and sure we can send you a water test if you specifically ask, seems grossly irresponsible and not at all of a reasonable response…” (more…)

Pho Patrol: PhoXotic coming to Bloomindgale “We’re bringing the Best Pho in the DMV to the heart of the DMV”

By Prince Of Petworth


103 Rhode Island Ave, NW

PhoXotic shares the great news on IG:

“It’s official y’all! We’re bringing the Best Pho in the DMV to the heart of the DMV, Washington DC (103 Rhode Island Ave NW, 20001)! It’s been a long time coming and we’re proud to announce our new home scheduled for opening sometime in November. (more…)

“District Officials Announce That Once Completed, the McMillan Project Will Deliver a Community Center,6.2 Acre Park, And Amenities for Residents”

By Prince Of Petworth


North Capitol St. & Michigan Ave. NW photo by Ron Cohn

From the Mayor’s Office:

“Mayor Muriel Bowser, District officials, and community members celebrated the progress that has been made on the long-awaited McMillan redevelopment project. The District has invested more than $100 million to support the transformational project which is expected to deliver a 17,000 square-foot community center with a pool and a 6.2 acre park. Two-thirds of the project is also being developed by a private entity and will include housing, a grocery store, and amenities. (more…)

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