From @MetroTransitPD:
“Metrobus shooting: Approx 10:20pm. 100blk H NW. Shots fired by suspect off bus striking 2 adults aboard e/b X2 bus. Injuries NLT [not life threatening]. #wmata”
“Metrobus shooting: 2 photos of PERSON OF INTEREST [below]. Call 202-962-2121 or Text MyMTPD w/info (case 2015-03079)”
@alanhenney tweeted:
“u/d METROBUS SHOOTING- Result of fight on Bus #2352 (not moving); approx. 45 passengers on board; 21yom shot in rt thigh + 47yom rt hand.”
At this point most people agree (as you can tell by the crowds) that Union Market has become a dining destination with new spots continuing to open. I stand by my love for Neopol Savory Smokery. But nevermind debating the food, I wanna talk about the seats. I’m not talking about the regular restaurant seats but the shared seating. What is the etiquette? When I stopped by last weekend there were lots of folks standing around looking for tables and there were lots of people lounging around at tables sipping coffee and/or just reading the paper. Which is cool but there seems to be a seating shortage at least on the weekends. So what do you think is the proper etiquette? Only take a table if you’re actually eating? Or screw it, first come first served and I’m gonna take my time and enjoy? Is there a middle ground?
1309 5th Street, NE
Never noticed this before – embedded in the floor right near the main entrance and Bidwell.
Thanks to a reader for sending:
“I saw this on an office building in NoMa. Any idea where the stat comes from?”
I’m guessing the NoMa BID did a poll of some sort. Here’s the map of the NoMa boundaries from the Business Improvement District:
Thanks to a reader for sending. It’s particularly strange because they only just opened relatively recently back in 2012. Maybe Dunkin Donuts will take the space…
Thanks to @jwetz who tweets us the update:
“The #NoMa Harris Teeter is finally open again, with a “please come back” sale. @PoPville”
From Union Station:
Thanks to @ahchenza for updated us on NoMa’s Harris Teeter closure:
“@PoPville someone mentioned they were open this morning and now closed during lunch time.”
Thanks to @GA77tweets for tweeting us the photo last night.
411 New York Ave, NE
Thanks to a reader for the heads up on Nomad Yard who opened october 31st near Union Market:
“curated by old|new collectiv, nomad yard is the collaborative and curatorial arm that works with vintage collectors, contemporary designers, crafters, makers and artists to inspire fresh ways of acquiring, retailing and valuing their goods.
our partners carry an ever evolving collection of carefully selected vintage and select contemporary clothing, accessories, shoes, books, antique + up cycled furnishings and hand crafted goods whose stories are deeply influenced by people, passion and possibility. nomad yard’s mission is to provide accessibility to quality goods through a combination of innovative exhibitions, stylized pop-ups and a new generation of retail centered around community. with combined experience of 35 years in fashion marketing and retail management; nomad yard’s team strives to develop collaboration amongst artists, collectors, crafters, vintage retailers and connoisseurs alike.
our vintage partners feature expertly curated, hand-picked wears from the likes of paganne, yves saint lauren, ossie clark, moschino, victor costa, escada, thea porter and jean muir, in additional to world vintage reflective of the diaspora.
our contemporary partners carry textiles + olive wood from tunisia, + up-cycled furniture and home decor elements + ceramics + pottery from nicaragua + tapestry, pillows, rugs from across the diaspora and more.
STORE HOURS
tuesday – sunday 11am – 7pm”
