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Photo by PoPville flickr user Nathan Castellanos

Readers reported on Monday:

“One of my neighbors just stopped me to make sure I was aware that at 2 pm a woman was jumped and mugged by 3 teenagers as she was leaving Cairo liquor (next to the Soviet Safeway). One of the managers from Safeway (Jim) came out to help her up off the ground. My neighbor said she was hurt, and the police eventually came. They took her purse. So just a reminder to be cautious and aware even in the middle of the day.”

and

“At 1pm today, my girlfriend was robbed at 8th and Gallatin, NW. Two teenagers walked up behind her and grabbed her bag. One was wearing a red puffy jacket and sported a high-top haircut.

Fortunately, she was unharmed. Police responded quickly. As you well know, these kids usually just grab the wallet and dump the bag. The bag, which is an orange leather Coccinele, has some personally valuable items, such as a national ID card (Portugual).”

If anyone spots an ID from Portugal or an orange leather bag please email me at [email protected] so I can put you in touch with OP.


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The Heurich House in Dupont. And they’ve actually just posted a liquor license placard – can’t believe they haven’t had one already:

“New Multi-Purpose. Public programming includes guided tours and a wide variety of events (classical music performances, lectures, cultural celebrations, exhibitions). One of the museum’s programmatic themes is a focus on local craft brewing, beer is an important part of the business operation; the museum regularly hosts educational beer-focused public programs. All of our ticketed events include food from snacks (soft German pretzels, cookies, cheese platters) to full meals (sausage sandwich with pretzels and sauerkraut).”

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1635 Connecticut Avenue, NW

This is the former Custom Fuel pizza location and Potbelly before that.

Drybar’s refreshingly simple concept: ‘No cuts. No color. Just blowouts’ has captivated a legion of loyal clients across the country.”


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Get there early!!

From MPD:

“On Tuesday, October 27, 2015, the Annual High Heel Race will take place in the District of Columbia. In conjunction with this event, there will be several street closures that motorists should take into consideration:

The roadway will be closed from 6:30 pm until 11:00 pm.

The streets closed to traffic will be as follows:

– 17th Street NW between Riggs Place NW to P Street NW – Southbound

– Riggs Place, R Street, Corcoran Street, Q Street, and Church Street will be closed between 16th Street NW to 18th Street NW – Eastbound & Westbound

The race start time will be 9:00 pm at which time the roadways mentioned below will be closed to traffic.

RACE/WALK ROUTE

Race will begin at 17th and R Street NW and travel south on 17th Street and disband prior to 17th and P Street NW.”


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1529 16th Street, NW

From a press release:

“From October 18-28, 2015, the Hyman S. & Freda Bernstein Jewish Literary Festival will explore themes of identity, family and community, from Israel to Eastern Europe to the United States, and around the world. This year’s readings, discussions and film screenings include a look at an important chapter of baseball history, the long tradition of Jewish lawyers and one woman’s quest to recover property that her family lost in the Holocaust. The Festival will include prominent names such as Etgar Keret, Alan Dershowitz, Shalom Auslander, Jami Attenberg, Michael Pollan, Dina Gold and many others. With programming for all ages, the Festival will also include two exciting events for families with young children. (more…)


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