1933 9th Street, NW
Thanks to J. for sending: “I wanted to inform you that Turning Natural in Shaw has closed recently. Read More
“Dear PoPville,
What’s this new construction in Shaw? East of 9th NW, west of 8th, north of W St and south of Howard Towers Plaza dorms.”
More dorms?
1924 8th Street, NW at Florida Ave
Thanks to Mariam for sending the sad news that the Tentree flagship store has already closed in Shaw.
Updates when we learn what becomes of the space.
This rental is located in Shaw/Truxton Circle. The Craigslist ad says: Read More
1924 8th Street, NW update: sign added 12/20
Reader report: “Do you know what happened to Union Kitchen on 8th NW Shaw? It’s all boarded up.”
“Union grocery in Shaw is closing permanently Sunday.”
Updates when we learn more.
7th and T Street, NW
From MPD (around 2pm):
“STABBING/7TH ST NW & T ST NW/LOF B/M WEARING A WHITE COAT WITH A YELLOW HOOD AND A BLACK HOODED SWEATSHIRT UNDERNEATH, BLUE JEANS/5269″
Update from MPD:
“The Third District is investigating a stabbing in the 1900 block of 7th Street, NW. The victim was an adult male who sustained non-life threatening injuries. The suspect was arrested.”
626 S Street, NW photo by Shaw Rez
It’s been a good week for new record stores! Next up – Decibel Music:
“It’s all here
DC’s Newest Record Store, located in the Shaw-Howard neighborhood” Read More
10th and P Street, NW
“Dear PoPville,
Hit and run on parked cars. Whoever hit must have been going down 10th with enough pace to drive their car? The first parked car? Up the light post to knock out the crossing sign. Read More
1301 9th Street, NW at N Street
Update: “The Urban Grape DC’s Grand Opening has just been postponed due to unforeseen permitting delays.” Will post new date when available.
From an email:
“The Urban Grape, one of the country’s most successful independently-owned wine stores, will open in Washington, D.C. and host complimentary tastings with diverse beverage makers during Martin Luther King Jr. weekend (see schedule below). Located at 1301 9th Street, NW at N Street, in the historic Shaw neighborhood, the new store is TJ and Hadley Douglas’ first expansion outside of Boston since they founded The Urban Grape in 2010. The new, 4,352-square-foot store offers more than 800 bottles from 25 different countries presented in an iconic “wine wall,” an enormous, locally milled tasting table and a separate, dedicated space for corporate and community events. Delivery is available within the metro area. Read More
