1633 17th Street, NW

A couple of weeks ago we learned that the “Final service at Hiraya and Kayu on H Street will be on June 30.” At that time they said:

“This isn’t goodbye — just a pause. I’m already dreaming of Kayu’s next chapter in NW DC, where we can continue telling our stories with the soul and spirit they deserve.”

Thanks to Chris for sending where Kayu will open this summer: (more…)



photos by laura carlson

DC Fire and EMS reports: “Update 2 Alarm fire Unit block Seaton Pl. NW. All visible fire extinguished. Opening up and extinguishing hotspots. Extension to adjacent attached home halted. Anticipating several displacements. Still no injuries reported.

Update 2 Alarm fire unit block Seaton Pl. NW. Attacking fire all floors via interior and working to cut off extension via attics. Still fire in attic and roof of original fire building.”

“Aprox 25 units and 120 personnel on scene. 2 more engines & 2 trucks requested. No initial reports of injuries.” (more…)


Power to the Patients to Host Gin Blossoms for Special Performance at Congressional Baseball Game Pre-Party

On Wednesday, June 11, the PTTP Congressional Baseball Game Pre-Party with Gin Blossoms will take place at The Bullpen (1201 Half Street, SE) in support of true price transparency in healthcare. The event will run from 5:00-7:00 PM EDT, with doors opening at 4:00 PM EDT and the concert starting at 6:00 PM EDT sharp.

From an email:

“Alt-rock legends Gin Blossoms are performing a FREE live show tonight, Wednesday, June 11th at The Bullpen — and D.C., you’re invited. (more…)



photo by CTB in DC

From the Mayor’s Office:

“The District of Columbia (District), Georgetown University, and the National Park Service announced an agreement regarding the development of property along the Georgetown Waterfront that will complete a decades long effort to realize expanded non-motorized boating activities along the Potomac River in Georgetown, as well as the construction of a Georgetown University Boathouse.

Under the terms of the agreement, Georgetown will donate a parcel of land on the Potomac River to the National Park Service to be added to the boundary of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park. This parcel includes an easement along the Capital Crescent Trail, which would be extinguished when the land is donated. This will allow for uninterrupted use of the trail by the public. (more…)


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