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Readers reported starting around 10:38pm: “just heard 7-10 gunshots very close proximity to 8th and O St NW. So close they woke our 6 month old.”

“Heard it too from 8th and P…sounded like a car sped away down towards Q after”

“I heard it from 5th and Q. Sounded like at least 10 gunshots to me. Helicopters overhead now.”


“Dear PoPville,

We live in Shaw and had a rug delivered to our house. We were home and went to get the door to bring it in. Within 2 minutes it was stolen. We reported the theft but weren’t expecting it to be recovered. Within 30 minutes an MPD officer arrived at our house and recovered the stolen rug. Thank you to Officer Morgan for all of his help!”



124 Blagden Alley NW Tasting Room, Photo by Jeff Elkins

Thanks to Ammie for sending: “Sadly their last night was February 11th.”

Columbia Room‘s Facebook says: “Thank you to all who supported us along the way. This was my dream. And it became true because of you. It’s an indescribable feeling (and one of great privilege). To live, dreaming.” (more…)



1228 11th Street, NW

Update: Readers report they were robbed but are open – more a reason/reminder to show them so love!

Thanks to PK for sending: “Do we know what happened to Tortino?!?”

Anyone hear anything? Their Facebook was last updated in September 2021 but their website is still live – peep their menus. I called the restaurant but the phone just rings and rings without going to voicemail. Anyone know what’s up? (more…)



photos courtesy Tiger Fork

From a press release:

Hong Kong-inspired Tiger Fork in Blagden Alley is celebrating an extra-special Chinese New Year this year, which happens to be the eponymous Year of the Tiger, and the restaurant’s 5-year anniversary. From February 1-13, Tiger Fork will serve of a special a la carte menu of symbolic Cantonese dishes for both dine-in and takeout, each representing a specific virtue to bring good luck for the coming year. And during dinner service on Saturday, February 5, the festive restaurant will host traditional Lion Dancers, performing ceremonies to bring prosperity and good fortune in 2022.

In addition to Tiger Fork’s regular menu, Executive Chef Jong Son has created several dish specials designed to bring good luck in the New Year, available a la carte for both dine-in and takeout from 2/1-2/13:
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