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From an email:
“Future Tense, partnership between Slate magazine, New America, and Arizona State University, has planned a dog-friendly happy hour event in Washington, DC that will explore the science behind how dogs behave. (more…)
This rental is located at 4th Street NE at Florida Avenue. The Craigslist ad says:
“$1629 / 1br – Brand New 1 Bedroom ADU apartment available August 15th $1629! (NE Washington DC/Red Line/Noma Gallaudet)
One Bedroom Affordable Unit available August 15th for only $1,629
Brand new apartment in the Union Market District.
THESE APARTMENTS WILL NOT LAST LONG!
ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED EXCEPT FOR $10/MONTH TRASH
One bedroom apartment affordable dwelling units – 490-567 square feet
One bedroom minimum qualifications are $51,442
One bedroom maximum qualifications below: (more…)
350 Florida Ave, NE
Ed. Note: Also coming to the new Edison building near Union Market are Trader Joe’s and Pluma by Bluebird Bakery.
From a press release:
“Modern eatery and market, Shouk is excited to announce a second location is expected to open in early 2018 in The Edison at Union Market District.
Voted Eater Fast Casual Restaurant of the Year in 2016, Shouk is eager to bring its Israeli market food to a neighborhood known for its markets and dining destinations. Founder Ran Nussbacher and executive chef Dennis Friedman spent countless hours researching and composing dishes made entirely of plants. As the fast casual restaurant that satisfies every diet, Shouk’s new location will continue to offer a menu of airy pitas and earthy bowls for which it has become known. (more…)
Photo courtesy CaliBurger by @thisisjamesj
From a press release:
“WHAT: CaliBurger, the California-style burger concept celebrates its Wunder Garten pop-up with FREE burgers and fresh cut fries on Wednesday, May 31. This is open to everyone and limited to one per attendee.
WHEN: Wednesday, May 31
5:00pm – 7:00pm FREE BURGERS & FRIES
7:00pm – 10:00pm OPEN FOR BUSINESS
WHERE: Wunder Garten – 2 blocks from Union Station
1101 First Street NE
About CaliBurger (more…)
530 Morse Street, NE
Now that’s gonna be one helluva transformation. Thanks to Chuck for sending. Stay tuned.
Ed. Note: Was this also formerly a Little Tavern?
1309 5th Street, NE
Thanks to a reader for sending from Publishers Weekly:
“Washington, D.C.-based indie Politics and Prose Bookstore has announced plans to open a second location at Union Market, a food and artisan hub located in the capital’s northeast district. The store is set to open this fall in an area next to the market’s existing indoor hall.”
5015 Connecticut Ave, NW
Since I first posted about Legal Sea Foods back in February I’ve been getting regular queries about their status. Ed. Note: I had no idea folks were that into Legal Sea Foods. Happy to now share that construction has started. You can see Legal Sea Foods Chinatown’s menus here. Stay tuned.
“D.C-bred culinary force CAVA will begin serving its signature balanced-yet-craveable menu at a new location in Union Station later this year.
CAVA, which recently announced its Series C funding round of $30m, is planning to open more than 20 new restaurants in 2017, taking their footprint to over 40 locations nationwide, with the DMV a major focus for the company. In addition to Union Station in D.C., CAVA will open locations in Navy Yard and H Street NE this year. (more…)
Photo by PoPville flickr user Eric Spiegel
You gotta unmute the video below for full effect:
This is what @balfourbeatty did all night last night, and will do tonight, at 150 M NE. @NoMaBID @Heather_Edelman @dcra @PoPville @20002ist pic.twitter.com/dmIWViAAL4
— Mark Lyon (@markhlyon) May 24, 2017
.@bozzuto just sent this re @Flats130 @balfourbeatty; @DDOTDC approved 7pm-6am work FOR THREE WEEKS! @PoPville @MayorBowser @Heather_Edelman pic.twitter.com/OavpiI6QA9
— Mark Lyon (@markhlyon) May 24, 2017
via google maps
“Dear PoPville,
I wanted to alert you to a potential traffic issue I’ve been noticing more than more. There’s a very weird intersection around the southwest corner of Union Station, where the cabs/cars/buses that have dropped off people in the front come out to either Mass Ave (turning left or right) or going straight down E Street. If you look at the map, though, there’s also a small lane that comes out of First Street NE. The traffic lights are not well angled, so when the Union Station lane gets the red light, the First Street lane gets green, but I’ve seen several times cars (cabs in particular) from Union Station mistaking the second green as theirs, and driving out. What’s worse is that there are generally a lot of bicyclists in the First Street lane, and I worry eventually someone will get hit.”