This month Sara from Long Walks DC writes:
“This walk requires a drive but North Beach, MD feels like a hidden gem that will be perfect for a Saturday stroll in the beautiful weather or even a romantic walk along the beach if you’re still trying to come up with Valentine’s plans. Read More
“Dear PoPville,
Is this a wolf? I went for a hike in sugar loaf Sunday and saw this guy. I read that there are no wolves in Maryland” Read More
photo by joshua_ertle_photography
From a press release:
“The open house, youth devotional and rededication of the Washington D.C. Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (originally scheduled for last year but delayed because of COVID-19) will now take place in 2022. Read More
Photo by Brandon Kopp
From the Montgomery County Agricultural Fair:
“Mark your calendars! The 9 Best Days of Summer are here. The 2021 fair will be August 13th – 21st. Updates on hours, activities, entertainment, parking, tickets, and more will all be shared here as we prepare for this year’s fair, so stay tuned! Details and tickets here.”
“Dear PoPville,
My sister in nearby Maryland just sent me a video clip from her front door camera…2:37am!!!!
She was TERRIFIED!
We can’t figure out what animal, beast, monster or possessed being this is???
Perhaps the OP community might be able to identify?
Is it mating? Is it an attack? Is it just playing around?
NOT a fun sound to hear during REM sleep…”
Photo by k8 cumber
Thanks to Kate for sharing: “For those looking to get vaccinated, here is helpful info.” Read More
Thanks to Lila and Claudia for passing on from Councilmember Christina Henderson:
“Vaccine news! A new FEMA site will vaccinate 3,000+ ppl /day in Greenbelt, MD. All DC residents 16+ can pre-register.
Go here to make an account.
Login & select Greenbelt
Complete the pre-registration questions
Wait for a call!”
Photos and words by @Pharipedia. Phari is one of my favorite photographers who contributes to our Instagram. He’s volunteered to share a bit more with us from his adventures around town. Phari lives on Capitol Hill.
“130 years ago, the Baltzley brothers built Glen Echo Park from the fortune made by an egg beater patent. It was initially conceived as a center for adult education. In 1911, it became a popular amusement park until its closure in 1968. During the summer of 1960, a group of Howard University students, among other brave individuals, successfully protested the segregated Glen Echo Amusement Park despite the threats from many angry mobs. Today, Glen Echo Park is an arts and cultural center managed by the National Parks Service. It is known for its Art Deco architecture, Spanish ballroom, and the original 100-year-old Dentzel Carousel.”
“Mom’s Meatballs at Pennyroyal Station // Photo Credit- Amanda Hoey”
Check out the menu: Pennyroyal COVID ALL DAY MENU (PDF)
From a press release:
“Newly-opened Pennyroyal Station will extend its hours, operating with an expanded all-day menu beginning today. The updated hours and menu reflect Pennyroyal’s ethos as a neighborhood restaurant- responding to the need of the surrounding Mount Rainier community and beyond for new daytime dining options during the coronavirus pandemic. The new all-day menu will be available for carry out and delivery from 11 AM to 8 PM Thursday, January 28.
When indoor dining is allowed to resume in Prince George’s County beginning Friday, January 29, the hours will change to 11AM to 9PM on Tuesday through Friday, with carry out and delivery only from 11AM to 4PM followed by on-site dining (indoor and outdoor, weather permitting) from 4 PM to 9 PM (carry out and delivery continues all night). Weekend hours will be 4PM to 9PM with indoor/outdoor dining, carry out and delivery all available. Read More
“C&O Canal Towpath, Potomac, MD” Photo by Diane Krauthamer
Thanks to Dianne and Jerry for sharing this awesome photos: “Painted bunting still drawing crowds to the @COcanalNPS in 30 degree weather” Read More
