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Chesapeake House, “It was built in 1937 by the Mattingly family, making it a relative late-comer to the declining Reno City community. The Mattinglys operated a store of the first floor and lived upstairs The family sold the building to the United States in 1950. It is expected that Chesapeake House will be restored as part of a planned-unit development agreement with the developers of a mixed-use development project on Wisconsin Avenue.”

“Dear PoPville,

This small brick building in Tenley (right next to the Jackson-Reed tennis courts, at the corner of Belt/41st/Chesapeake) has been vacant and boarded up for as long as I can remember. At least since the mid-90s I think. Read More

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From an email:

“Procrastinators rejoice! Get all your last minute holiday shopping done at the Tenleytown Winter Holiday Market on Wednesday, December 13 from 5-10 PM at the newly opened East West Cafe (4619 41st St NW). With 20 local artisans, you’ll find something unique for everyone on your list.

Come relax and enjoy East West Cafe’s delicious food and drinks, enjoy tunes from a live DJ starting at 6pm, and let your kids enjoy the Children’s Craft Corner and the movie Elf.

Vendors Include: Read More


Ring in the Holiday Season at City Ridge’s Two-Day Artisan Market and Tree Lighting
Enjoy Live Performances, Holiday Crafts, Seasonal Bites, Santa and more in Northwest DC

From a press release:

“WHAT: City Ridge, a new bustling community located along Wisconsin Avenue, is ringing in the most wonderful time of the year with a two-day holiday market and tree lighting, featuring DC’s premier artisan pop-event URBNmarket. Read More

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