Photo by Vincent
From MPD:
“The following bridges will be closed to vehicle and pedestrian traffic beginning Tuesday, January 19 at 6 am. These closures will remain in effect until 6 am, Thursday, January 21.
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Thanks to Rich Pliskin for sending from “Behind the Capitol and Supreme Court.”
This article is sponsored by RLAH @properties.
Featured Property of the Week: 1007 O Street NW
“Tucked along a quiet, tree-lined stretch in DC’s coveted Logan Circle, 1007 O Street NW is the kind of home that stops you mid-scroll. Crafted by OPaL, DC’s award-winning design-build firm, this practically brand-new home is a refined statement of design, where every detail feels intentional and elevated. From its striking architecture to its effortlessly livable layout, the [3BR/3.5BA] home is both a showpiece and a sanctuary. Think timeless materials, thoughtful craftsmanship, and a calm, understated elegance that lets you exhale the moment you walk in. This isn’t just a place to live—it’s a place to feel something. And in a neighborhood as sought-after as Logan Circle, opportunities like this don’t come around often.” (more…)
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Photo by Anna Mahalak
“Around 10 am this morning I heard some pops, saw this fire burning underneath 395 outside of the Capitol South Whole Foods. Our homeless neighbors live under there. Praying no one was in the vicinity when the fire started. Authorities/fire department on scene”
Update from DC Fire and EMS: “#DCsBravest responded to an outside fire in the 100 block of H St SE that has been extinguished. There were no injuries. This accounts for smoke that many have seen.”
“Update outside fire 100 block of H St SE. Fire involved a homeless tent beneath freeway. #DCsBravest quickly extinguished fire. Occupant indicated she was using propane, which may explain report of “explosion”. 1 individual with non life threatening injury.”
Thanks to all for reporting around 10:15am.
“smoke visible from Navy Yard looking NE”
“Looks to be a car fire on 695? Tons of black smoke coming up from North Navy Yard.” (more…)
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Yesterday there were 33,851 total positives.
explore all the official D.C. data here
From the Mayor’s Office:
“The District’s reported data for Sunday, January 17, 2021 includes 182 new positive coronavirus (COVID-19) cases, bringing the District’s overall positive case total to 34,033.
The District reported that seven additional residents lost their lives due to COVID-19.
· 58-year-old female
· 58-year-old female
· 60-year-old male
· 68-year-old male
· 76-year-old male
· 85-year-old female
· 90-year-old female
Tragically, 857 District residents have lost their lives due to COVID-19.
Below is a summary of the District’s current ReOpening Metrics.” (more…)
Columbia Heights Day is an annual neighborhood festival celebrating the vibrant community, culture, and small businesses of Columbia Heights. Now in its 18th year, the event features a lively mix of local vendors, live entertainment, and interactive activities for all ages—including face painting, tie-dye, karaoke, a dog costume contest, and more. Join us for a day of connection, creativity, and community right in the heart of Columbia Heights!
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photo by Idil
Thanks to all who messaged us @PoPville and emailed us at [email protected]
Idil writes about the photo above “Feel like this is DC in a nutshell at the moment.”
photo by Lee Gerston
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Mayor Bowser tweets this morning: “We will release #COVID19 vaccination appointments here at 9AM
Appointments will be available for residents 65 years of age and older as well as medical professionals”
Regarding testing site the Mayor notes: “Due to closures related to the #Inauguration, we will be closing the F Street (Judiciary Square) site now through Thursday.” (more…)
Again, stop doing this and this.
From DC Fire and EMS: “DCsBravest determined a fire pit was used on the wooden deck where this morning’s fire took place in the 200 block of Elm St NW. Please be aware of District regulations regarding fire pits and open burning. They cannot be placed on combustible surfaces.” (more…)
Photo via D.C. National Guard
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