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Readers reported around 10:40pm: “Corner of 13th and Mass, csr drove into a building. Insane.”

“The building shook when the car flew right into the building on 13th and Massachusetts NW”

“watched a car drive straight into the Zen on 13th and Mass Ave NW. Tons of DC EMS on the scene”

DC Fire and EMS reported: (more…)


“Dear PoPville,

Another Capitol Hill oddity is right off Stanton Park. The right turn off of C St NE: is it two turn lanes divided by a bike lane, or just one lane? If you want to turn right onto 6th Street NE and then an immediate left onto Maryland (see the red dashed line below), which lane should you turn from? (more…)



15th and L Street, NW

I had the good fortune of getting a little preview of Dauphine’s yesterday and my God it is delicious. It is our reward. This is what we got through the hellish last year for. Dauphine’s. Delicious Dauphine’s. It is delicious in every sense of the word. The build out is absolute beautiful. The decor (inside and outside.) The service/people. And of course the food. A+. Normally I don’t like to raise expectations too high. But I’m gonna make an exception for Dauphine’s. (more…)


Thanks to Jed and Olivia for passing on from Little Pearl:

“I am writing to inform you that we have decided to pause service at Little Pearl for 4 weeks starting May 10th in preparation for “Cicada Season”. As we tried to get as creative as possible to combat them this year, we know in good faith that a single 100 decibel cicada will ruin anyone’s dinner experience, a “tsunami” of them will be impossible to control. (more…)


From Black Lives Matter DC:

“Rev. George Gilbert and The Center for Racial Equity and Justice are calling for immediate action on policing. This Thursday May 6, 2021 (the Thursday before Mother’s Day) at 12PM they are calling for 1,000 mothers, grandmothers, and women on the frontlines affected by police terror to join the Hear the Cry Rally. They are coming together at Freedom Plaza to answer George Floyd’s cry for “Momma!” and demand that the President, Congress, and Senate act swiftly to address policing in America. (more…)


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