2427 Minnesota Ave, SE
Thanks to Austin for sending: “Sweet Sweet Kitchen just opened at in Fairlawn. This corner shop has been many things.”
Their IG says:
“Sweet Delicious Sexy Food of the Caribbean & West African Culture“
Fairlawn
Well this is awesome. Got this email from the Humane Rescue Alliance yesterday:
“We saw your missed connections post about the dog, Nick, and we tracked down the adopters.”
Now, because it took me three times to pass blogging school – it will not be a surprise that I messed up. I deleted the original email and need OP to email me again so I can connect you with the adopters!!
In the meantime check out this update from the adopters – and thanks again to the Humane Rescue Alliance for making the connection: (more…)
“Dear PoPville,
I found the small male pitbull-type dog in the attached pictures in early June 2018 on my street in Fairlawn. He was beat up like he’d maybe jumped out of a car or had been fending for himself for a while. He was scared to death but eventually followed me in to my house and latched on to me. I called the Humane Rescue Alliance and they took him to the New York Ave shelter and cleaned him up and named him Nick. The pics are from his page on the site, and he was only there for a few days before his page disappeared, so I’m assuming (hoping!) he was adopted. (more…)
From MPD:
“The Metropolitan Police Department seeks the public’s assistance in identifying 394 persons and vehicles of interest in reference to large group of individuals who were illegally operating all terrain vehicles (ATVs) and dirt bikes in the 2100 block of Minnesota Avenue, SE, on Sunday, August 25, 2019 at between 3:00 PM and 8:30 PM. The subjects and vehicle were captured by a nearby surveillance camera. (more…)
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Charles writes:
“As we pulled up to the stop sign (22nd and Fairlawn SE.) my wife and I looked at one another and said, almost simultaneously, “sweet city sign.”
According to the next-door neighbor, who lives in a wonderful house built by the works’ original owner and who wandered by while I was laying on the sidewalk trying to get the shot with both the cool fence and the sweet sign in the same frame, the iron works was a functioning business until a couple of years ago, when the owners wanted to sell for more than the market would bear. The works themselves were condemned and demolished, but the office remains almost intact, looking like the owners just pulled out the day-before-yesterday, phones on desks and keys and business cards displayed.”
