At-Large DC Councilmember Robert White announced he’ll be taking on Eleanor Holmes Norton:
“We are at a turning point, and I believe D.C.’s best days are ahead. I’m running for Congress to make sure no one is left behind in the city’s future.”
See the full press release announcement: (more…)
“Dear PoPville,
This website is a resource for families to prepare the legal paperwork they need to have someone else take custody of their kids and finances if something happens to them, like being hit by a bus or dragged into the back of an unmarked van. (more…)
600 H Street, NE
“Dear PoPville,
Can we talk about/find out why the Whole Foods on H street smells like vomit for the past week???”
Yikes, anyone else noticing this, know what’s up?
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The District is trading open-house signs for sparklers this Fourth of July weekend, and with only 57 open houses on the calendar citywide, the holiday slowdown makes for a low-key chance to tour at your own pace. We’ve rounded up six to get you started. To see the full DC Open House list, click here.
2029 P Street, NW previously home to La Bicicleta
Thanks to Noa for sending the latest from the Emissary Express on P Street: (more…)
From the Mayor’s Office:
“Today, the Bowser Administration is celebrating the 15th anniversary of Capital Bikeshare (CaBi), a first-of-its-kind bikeshare system in the nation. Since opening on September 20, 2010, CaBi has transformed how residents, workers, and visitors navigate the District, promoting healthier and greener transportation options at affordable prices. The system remains the largest municipality-owned bikeshare in the United States.
“Capital Bikeshare has become an essential part of how people move around the District and the region,” said District Department of Transportation (DDOT) Director Sharon Kershbaum. “Over 15 years, CaBi has grown from a small pilot program to a world-class bikeshare system, connecting residents to jobs, schools, parks, and cultural destinations. We’re proud to continue investing in bikeshare so more people can enjoy safe, affordable, and accessible ways to travel.”
CaBi began as a partnership between the District of Columbia and Arlington County, VA, as a successor to SmartBike DC, launched in 2008. Starting with 49 stations and 400 bikes, the system has grown to more than 800 stations and 8,000 bikes across eight jurisdictions in DC, Maryland, and Virginia. The CaBi program is administered by the District Department of Transportation (DDOT) through a contract with Lyft.
To date, riders have taken more than 50 million trips. (more…)
Tiny Vinyl Shop and Upshift DC invite you to celebrate two years as brick & mortar businesses in AdMo!
Saturday, July 11
320 Florida Ave NE photo by Rey Lopez
From a press release:
“Eunoia, NoMA’s newest dining destination rooted in cultural convergence, will open for dinner September 20, 2025 at 320 Florida Ave., NE.
The kitchen is led by Mexico City’s Chef Josa Maldonado, whose pedigree spans The French Laundry, Pujol (Mexico), and the critically acclaimed Jatak (Copenhagen). Maldonado reimagines familar dishes—moles, lasagna and quesadillas—layered with Japanese flavors, fermented accents, and locally sourced produce. (more…)
1733 Columbia Road, NW
Thanks to Juliet for sending: “Casa Lebrato changing management (more…)
courtesy Penguin Random House
From an email:
“WHAT: The Banned Wagon provides hundreds of free copies of banned or challenged books to community members on their tour. Guests will be able to select one book for free (while supplies last). In addition to the free copies of those books, attendees will be able to take further action by sending a note to local representatives through Penguin Random House’s partnership with EveryLibrary.
WHO: Powered by Penguin Random House, in partnership with EveryLibrary and First Book
WHEN + WHERE: (more…)
Thanks to Sara for sending from: “21st & D St NE. Perhaps it was checking out RFK being torn down?
Looks like it is contemplating how to safely cross the street and/or whether to go to school?”
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“Dear PoPville,
Found this little guy hanging out Thursday morning outside of the Safeway on Piney Branch, near the Takoma Aquatic Center. He looked a little exhausted and hopped right onto my finger. He’s been taken to the Brandywine ASPCA on New York Ave, where they took a quick look and said he was in good shape. Hopefully someone can help him find his way home!”