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From MPD:

“On October 2, 2019 at approximately 135 am MPD received a call to the 300 Block of Delafield Pl NW for sounds of gun shots. Officers further investigated and recovered six shell casings from the location. No reported injuries to persons or property damage.

Anyone with information regarding this information is encourage to contact 202-727-9099″


From DDOT:

“As the District celebrates the inaugural Open Streets DC event on Saturday, October 5, the District Department of Transportation (DDOT) advises motorists to expect road closures, parking restrictions and travel delays on and around Georgia Avenue NW between Missouri Avenue NW and Barry Place NW. Road closures will be in effect along Georgia Avenue from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on October 5. (more…)



3704 14th Street, NW

From a press release:

“Little Havana, Solis’ critically acclaimed Cuban restaurant, will close at the end of the day on Saturday, October 5 after just over a year of operation. Fans have just a few more chances to enjoy Little Havana’s favorites like their Cubano sandwich, Lechon Caribe, and the Instagram-worthy Piña Colada which is served in a pineapple.

The space currently occupied by Little Havana at 3704 14th Street NW will house a new concept from Chef Solis called Anafre. Ananafre, meaning “portable oven” in Spanish, is traditionally a clay pot that has an opening in the bottom where hot coals are placed that then heat up the dish on top of the pot. (more…)



previously recovered gun

From MPD:

“Officers in the Third District recovered 2 illegal firearms in the Columbia Heights area today. The first gun was recovered during the execution of a search warrant in the 3000 block of 14th Street NW. The second gun was recovered on the 2800 block of 14th Street NW. Arrests were made in both cases.

We will continue our efforts to remove illegal firearms from our community and hold those individuals who have them accountable.”

and

“On September 26, 2019 at approximately 9:30 pm, members of the Fourth District observed an adult male in the 4900 block of Georgia Avenue, NW, who appeared to armed with a gun. (more…)



Georgia and Quincy Street, NW

Thanks to Leah for sending:

“Eat Chicken Place at Georgia & Quincy reopened early this year after a renovation which offers more dine-in seating and a modest facelift! The food is great, particularly at the price point, and the owner/operators are so incredibly sweet. I’m just glad they’re doing well and hope to send more business their way!”

Have a look inside: (more…)



829 Upshur Street, NW

“Petworth Citizen: 6th Anniversary Celebration!

Today at 5 PM – 11 PM

Join us for a celebration of our 6th Anniversary!

All Night Happy Hour.
A delicious punch. Food specials. And cake!

Chantal Tseng will have #NaturalWine in the Reading Room.

Herbert Scott will have jazz in the main room, starting at 8pm.

Doors open at 5pm.” (more…)



Georgia and Hamilton St, NW. Photo by Brett

Starting at 6am I starting getting messages about a major police and helicopter situation around Georgia and Kennedy Streets, NW.

Update from MPD:

Councilmember Todd reports:

Good morning Neighbors- I am currently at the scene of a possible barricade situation in the 5300 block of Gerogia Ave NW. MPD states that there are no injuries and that no one is in danger.

Please avoid GA ave between Missouri Ave and Hamilton street NW as MPD has blocked north and south bound traffic.

You may also hear/see Helicopters in the area.

As I receive information I will update you.” (more…)


Heads up to the the hawks around town.

Thanks to Yaron for sending:

“Is anyone missing a fat pigeon in Petworth? Or any bird experts that can tell me why this guy has been sitting on my fence for the past 3 hours? It didn’t budge when my dog ran up and started barking at it. We almost never get pigeons in our yard.”

Ed. Note: In all seriousness – City Wildlife is on the case.

If you spot a hawk or any interesting wildlife around town, lunching or otherwise, and get a good photo please send where you spotted it to [email protected] and I’ll add it to the queue. Hawks around Town is made possible by a generous grant from the Friends of the White Whale Society.

UPDATE: (more…)


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