
From a press release:
“Lucky Danger, the American-Chinese take-out restaurant by Chinese-American chef Tim Ma, returns to D.C. inside the new Western Market, slated for a summer 2022 opening. (more…)

From a press release:
“Lucky Danger, the American-Chinese take-out restaurant by Chinese-American chef Tim Ma, returns to D.C. inside the new Western Market, slated for a summer 2022 opening. (more…)

1025 Vermont Avenue, NW
Naan & Beyond moved into this location back in 2018. Previously they were located at 1710 L Street, NW for many years. Thanks to Walter for sharing the sad news from Naan & Beyond: (more…)

1819 14th Street, NW previously home to El Centro
Ed. Note: See the menu here
From a press release:
“SALAZAR, the latest from Reed Landry and Fritz Brogan’s Mission Group, will hold a soft opening Friday and Saturday from 8 pm until 3 am. The three-level bar and restaurant will be open Thursday through Saturday for the next two weekends, going to full-service hours after that with weekend brunch commencing in February. (more…)

via google maps
“Dear PoPville,
I thought I would write in. Around 1 am last night, at the intersection of 8th and E NW, someone pulled up in a car and fired at least ten shots. I live in an apartment building at that corner, and heard it very clearly. Police were on site about 5 minutes later. (more…)

Readers reported around 9:45am this morning: “I just heard loud automatic fire into the wawa on Columbia heights. Two or three loud bursts of bullet fire.”
“Multiple rounds (semi automatic?) of gunfire just now between Columbia Road and Irving on 14th. People ducking and running.”
“Lots of automatic fire in CH – 14/Irving.”
From AlertDC: ” MPD reports the 3000 Block of 14th Street, NW is closed until further notice due to police activity. Please avoid the area.”
From MPD: “Shooting //1400 block of Irving Street, NW //LOF (2) B/M’s, wearing dark clothing and ski masks, both armed with guns.”

3415 11th Street, NW
Scuttlebutt confirmed from The Coupe:
“We’re excited to announce that we will be open for evening hours Thursdays-Sundays! We’ve crafted a brand new dinner menu we can’t wait for you to try!” (more…)

Photos by DC Fire and EMS
From DC Fire and EMS around 11pm:
“Crash with vehicle overturned and entrapment 1600 block Wisconsin Ave NW. #DCsBravest were on scene with single vehicle overturned that also struck store front. Occupant was extricated by our Rescue Squad & transported with critical injuries. Damage to building was cosmetic only.” (more…)

Irving and Warder Street, NW
Thanks to Cait for passing on the announcement from Aurora Market:
“Grand Opening: January 15, 2022
Aurora Market is a locally owned and operated small business that offers consumers access to daily essentials, fresh food, sweet and savory pastries, and specialty coffee. (more…)

courtesy 555
From an email:
“555 E Street, SW (555) is one of the nation’s first mixed-income, mixed-age apartment communities. All residents, whether they lease market-rate apartments or senior affordable apartments, walk through the same front door, benefit from the building’s luxe amenities, and form an unlikely bond that transcends income, age, race, or disability.
555 is a brand new property, a 12-story building that offers 194 new apartments with 58 affordable senior units reserved for those aged 62 and up, between 30 and 50 percent AMI. Of the 58 affordable housing units available for seniors, seven are reserved as permanent supportive housing units for seniors in transition from homelessness. A robust amenity package– including a magnificent rooftop pool, expansive gym with the latest equipment, stainless steel appliances, and high-end finishes–benefit all residents, not to mention a prime location within walking distance to the Wharf, L’Enfant Plaza, the National Mall, and other cultural attractions and conveniences. (more…)

“Dear PoPville,
We live in NE (Ft.Totten/Lamond Riggs area) and when my husband was taking our dog out he found these empty 9mm shell casings in our backyard. We are not gun owners and we have no idea where they came from. That said, we were wondering if there was anything we should do with these other than just dispose of them, like notify law enforcement or some other entity? I’m sure this sort of thing happens a lot all over DC and we figured we’d see if anyone else has any thoughts on this.”