DC Government

“Dear PoPville,

I moved to a new house across in the district two weeks ago. I put in my request for trash cans as soon as we closed, but haven’t received any cans (and my trash is piling up). So, I called DPW and they said to me on the phone that no one was getting any cans because DC is flat out of them and they had to wait for a shipment to be delivered.

Is anyone else dealing with this, and how long did you have to wait? How does a city run out of trash cans (guess they aren’t so super)!”


Churches


Photo by Diane Krauthamer

From the Mayor’s Office:

“DC’s faith-based organizations are at the very heart of our community, giving us hope in the face of darkness. They embody our DC values of love and inclusivity. An attack on them is an attack on all of us. This weekend, we saw forces of hate seeking to use destruction and intimidation to tear us apart. We will not let that happen, and continue to stand together strong and United to Love. The Mayor’s Office of Religious Affairs and the Metropolitan Police Department are engaging the impacted houses of worship today, and anyone with information or video in the area of the houses of worship should call 202-727-9099 or text 50411.”

From the National Cathedral: (more…)


Sponsored

This article is sponsored by RLAH @properties.

May has officially arrived, and with it the year’s first true spring weekend in the District. Buyers will have plenty to choose from with 360+ open houses across the city this weekend, with porches in bloom, parks in full color, and that perfect-for-house-hunting weather that makes you want to walk every block. To see the full DC Open House list, click here.

1080 Wisconsin Ave NW #3016
1080 Wisconsin Ave NW #3016
  • 1080 Wisconsin Ave NW #3016 — $1,025,000 — Georgetown
    Open Sun. 12-2PM — Zana Allen-McCrum
    “Ideally positioned in the heart of Georgetown, this top-floor 2-bedroom, 2-bath residence with two private outdoor spaces and assigned garage parking offers an exceptional blend of space, natural light, and elevated city living in one of Washington’s most sought-after locations. A gracious open-concept layout flows into an expansive living and dining area, where wide-plank flooring, custom shutters (2022), and oversized windows flood the home with natural light and frame sweeping city views throughout the day. The kitchen is both functional and inviting, featuring warm wood cabinetry, generous counter space, and a central island ideal for everyday living and entertaining. Both bedrooms are thoughtfully positioned for privacy, including a primary suite with a spacious walk-in closet and a fully renovated en-suite bath (2023). The second bedroom offers flexibility for guests or a home office and provides direct access to a private balcony, perfect for morning coffee or unwinding in the evening.”
  • 4504 20th St NE — $770,000 — Michigan Park
    Open Sat. 12-2PM — Jason Lallis
    “Welcome to 4504 20th St NE — a thoughtfully expanded center hall Colonial that blends timeless character with the space and functionality today’s buyers actually want. A seamless two-level rear addition transforms the home’s footprint, creating nearly 2,400 square feet of living space that feels both open and purposeful.”
  • 1801 Wyoming Ave NW #43 — $650,000 — Adams Morgan
    Open Sat. 11AM-1PM & Sun. 2-4PM — Steve Gaich
    “Welcome to this gorgeous 1-bedroom plus bedroom-size den, 2-bath condo, nestled in the heart of vibrant Adams Morgan. A true city retreat, this modern unit is bathed in natural light, thanks to its oversized windows and breathtaking sunrise views over Washington, D.C. The open-concept living space offers a perfect balance of warmth and sophistication, with exposed brick walls adding character and charm to the modern design.”
  • 70 Darrington St SW — $475,000 — Congress Heights
    Open Sat. 1-3PM — Lorielle M Akintunde
    “Fully renovated 4BR/3.5BA semi-detached home offering approximately 1,900 SF in the heart of Congress Heights. This light-filled home features Brazilian hardwood floors, recessed and pendant lighting, coffered ceilings, and an open main living/dining layout. The gourmet kitchen includes stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops, and a large waterfall island.”
  • 1457 Park Rd NW #408 — $249,000 — Columbia Heights
    Open Sat. 2-4PM & Sun. 1-3PM — Sam Lin
    “Welcome to your peaceful urban retreat in the heart of Columbia Heights! Perched quietly on the 4th floor, Unit 408 is a coveted corner unit boasting more windows than standard units in the building, filling the space with excellent natural light. This smartly designed condo features an expansive living room perfect for relaxing, plus a generously sized bedroom complete with a walk-in closet.”
  • 14 S St NE #201 — $545,000 — Eckington
    Open Sat. & Sun. 2-4PM — Lorin Mones
    “Welcome to 14 S St NE #201, a spacious 3-bedroom, 2-bath corner condo in the heart of Eckington/Bloomingdale. Offering 1,070 sq ft, this light-filled home features a smart, flexible layout with a wall of windows, hardwood floors, and an open kitchen with stainless steel appliances. All three bedrooms are well-sized with fresh carpet and paint, plus generous closet space throughout.”
  • 1310 Delafield Pl NW — $1,175,000 — 16th Street Heights
    Open Sat. 12-2PM & Sun. 2-4PM — Jen Goroff
    “Rarely available Victorian-style detached single-family home in the sought-after Sixteenth Street Heights neighborhood of NW Washington, DC. This stately 5-bedroom, 4.5-bath residence blends timeless character with generous living space and classic architectural details. A welcoming wraparound front porch leads into a grand, light-filled foyer with original parquet flooring that extends through the formal dining room and expansive living room.”
  • 1512 F St NE #2 — $599,900 — Kingman Park
    Open Sun. 1-3PM — Mandy & Tim Hursen Jr.
    “This sun-filled condo lives like a single-family home, offering nearly 1,400 square feet across two smartly designed levels. Step inside to soaring ceilings, rich Brazilian wood floors, and sleek, modern finishes that strike the perfect balance of style and comfort. The standout kitchen features granite counters, stainless steel appliances, a chic backsplash, generous cabinetry, and a breakfast bar for four—ready for everything from quiet mornings to lively gatherings.”

Dear PoPville

“Dear PoPville,

These people rented an Airbnb next to my building and threw a birthday party with at least a dozen people not social distancing. Super loud.

But that’s not all. They actually lit a damn firepit on a wooden balcony and pushed it into the corner to allow more people outside…moving the flames directly against the wooden bannisters and under the wooden stairs!!!

People on surrounding balconies were telling them to put it out and a drunk girl just kept yelling (without a mask on) “ok Karen! Ok Karen! Ok Karen! Have a good night Karen!”

The fire dept came and made them put it out…and the same girl started yelling AT THE FIREMEN, “you’re ruining my birthday!! Thanks for ruining my birthday!!” She then proceeded to scream obscenities at random balconies. (more…)


Event

Join us for a delightful Sunday afternoon at the BlackRock Center for the Arts as Cruise Planners Beth & Rod present a special travel-inspired matinee featuring the beloved film Under the Tuscan Sun.

Date & Time: Sunday, May 31 | 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM


Burleith


via google maps

From MPD:

Yesterday evening a complainant left their vehicle running, unattended, and unsecured in the 4400 block of Reservoir Dr NW. The complainant’s juvenile child was also in the vehicle at the time. An unknown suspect made entry and then stole the vehicle from the location with the child still inside. The vehicle was later recovered in the 1600 block of 38th St NW with the child inside and unharmed. Anyone with information regarding this offense are encouraged to contact MPD at 202 727-9099 or via text at 50411.”


Medical


Yesterday there were 24,874 total positives.

explore all the official D.C. data here

From the Mayor’s Office:

“The District’s reported data for Sunday, December 13, 2020 includes 164 new positive coronavirus (COVID-19) cases, bringing the District’s overall positive case total to 25,038.

The District reported that one additional resident lost their life due to COVID-19.

· 48-year-old female

Tragically, 716 District residents have lost their lives due to COVID-19.

Below is a summary of the District’s current ReOpening Metrics.” (more…)