1000 Connecticut Ave, NW
Ed. Note: The Qargo coffee recently closed across the street.
Thanks to Scott for sending: “appears if Starbucks may be coming to the former Paul space at Connecticut & K.” (more…)
photo by Diane Krauthamer
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From WMATA:
“On Saturday March 8 and Sunday March 9, free shuttle buses will replace trains between Cheverly and Eastern Market on the Orange Line and Addison Road and Eastern Market on the Blue and Silver lines.
Potomac Avenue, Stadium-Armory, Benning Road, Minnesota Ave., Deanwood, and Capitol Heights stations will be closed as crews make repairs to aerial structures over the Anacostia River. (more…)
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Thanks to Jag for sending from the “Corner of 7th and FSt NW, blue hour of sunset.”
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Thanks to Andrea for sending this curiosity: “Really not sure what this is about … ¯\_(ツ)_/¯”
I know you guys know what this is about – hang on tight add your captions in the comments!
DMV’s rising indie rock/pop band, the Leclaires will perform new songs from their upcoming album in June in their first show of 2026 joining touring artist, Vanna Pacella and Hello June!
“Jilly get her snow zoomies out in MtP.”
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photo by Mr.TinMD
Ed. Note: I had no idea this was a thing. Did you are? Are there other spots that do/did credits? (not simply not charging you but giving you a 5/10 cents credit for using your own bag/s.
“Dear PoPville,
I recently went to the Logan Circle Whole Foods (P Street), and found out that they have stopped issuing reusable bag credit of 5 cents per bag beginning March 3. I feel like people need to know! (more…)
This rental is located at D Street SE near 1st Street SE. The Craigslist ad says: (more…)
In lieu of a D6, please accept this E4
“Dear PoPville,
I know this may sound nutty, but I love the D6 Metrobus line and they are ending it this year. I have tried to find someone (more…)
John Henry replies on the X posting:
“For those here who care… property around buildings, like the State Department, here, in DC, are federal lands maintained by the federal government. The National Park Service is charged with maintaining most of the parks we have in the District too.”