
Georgetown Day School (GDS) is located at 4200 Davenport Street, NW
Arborist Now advises: “Avoid Nails or Screws: Refrain from nailing or screwing signs to the tree to prevent damage, pests, and infections.” (more…)

Georgetown Day School (GDS) is located at 4200 Davenport Street, NW
Arborist Now advises: “Avoid Nails or Screws: Refrain from nailing or screwing signs to the tree to prevent damage, pests, and infections.” (more…)

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6902 4th Street, NW
From Main Street Takoma:
“Sabina’s Cafe is now open at 6902 4th Street, NW. Sabina’s Cafe serves coffee sourced from Ethiopia, roasted in-house and brewed daily, along with a selection of teas and lite bites, including fresh pastries, cookies, avocado toast, hummus toast, mini pancakes and more. (more…)
Raise a glass to America’s 250th birthday! To celebrate, Clyde’s Restaurant Group, a DC institution since 1963, has released a limited-edition merch collection — and once they’re gone, they’re gone. A donkey and an elephant, dressed to the nines in red, white, and blue, clinking glasses across the table. Because at Clyde’s, the bar has always been common ground.
The T-Shirt ($30 or $20) Unisex tee in white, with the full illustrated back graphic and a Clyde’s 250 logo on the left chest. Available in both adult and youth sizes.
The Hat ($25) Embroidered Clyde’s 250 logo cap. Choose your colorway: white with navy thread, or navy with red thread. Structured fit with an adjustable back strap.
Grab a hat and receive $5 off an adult tee. Discount applied automatically at checkout.
Since 1963, Clyde’s Restaurant Group has been a staple in the Washington dining scene. What started as a single bar on M Street is now a family of over a dozen distinctive properties across DC, Maryland, and Northern Virginia including Old Ebbitt Grill, The Hamilton, Rye Street Tavern, Cordelia Fishbar, 1789 Restaurant, The Tombs, Fitzgerald’s, and six Clyde’s locations. Each has its own personality while all share the same commitment to warm, polished hospitality. With Ebbitt House opening soon in Reston, the story keeps going.

3701 New Hampshire Ave, NW
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Because the social media algo ain’t what it used to be I get asked about this CVS about once a week. (more…)

From MPD:
“The Metropolitan Police Department announces the arrest of multiple suspects in an extortion case involving a staged kidnapping in Southeast. (more…)
Every first Sunday of the month shoppers will be able to browse Logan Circle’s newest monthly creative and vintage market. Logan Circle Main Street, in partnership with K-Bird, Barrel House Cafe & Bar, and Emily of LOVERS Plant Studio & Wares, host a monthly outdoor market designed to bring together local artists, makers, small businesses, and neighbors in the heart of the Logan Circle community.

Thanks to Steve for sending this awesomeness from Rob and Margo: “Bald Eagle Grabs Rat” (more…)

3910 14th Street, NW
Thanks to Charles for sending the latest about DC Al Toque:
“They are targeting this weekend for opening pending inspection…” (more…)

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Good news from our friends at Moreland’s Tavern (5501 14th Street, NW at Kennedy/Colorado.) Live Music March Sundays upstairs!! (more…)

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“Spotted a 90’s Toyota Crown. These weren’t sold in the US – note the right hand drive.
Its larger and much more luxurious sibling, the Toyota Century, was arguably better than a contemporary Rolls by almost every metric.”
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