“Please return the snow shovel and broom.
The shovel is my neighbor’s and she kindly let me borrow it. I lent it to you when we both had to move our cars because DC issued two tickets on the day of the snowstorm.
Apparently U St is an “emergency snow route” yet there is no signage on the block where we parked.
Please drop it off at…”
Thanks to A. for sending from Truxton Circle:
“We’ve had an increase on this block of people not picking up after their dogs and I spotted this sign this morning.”
From DC Office of Community Affairs: (more…)
photo by Adam Fagen
Adam writes: “Sign on the fence of the Dalecarlia Water Treatment Plant at the access path to the Capital Crescent Trail, Palisades, Washington, DC
“To a Fellow Dog Walker
The sign above was first posted in April 2025. In recent weeks, the green poop bag dropper left more bags (including the one hung here) in the middle of the forest paths. Please stop littering these woods with your plastic wraps. Thank you.
A Palisades Neighbor”
Original note: (more…)
“PLEASE PLANT STREET TREE HERE
CENTER OF TREE BOX
NOT
CENTER OF PLANTINS
THX.”
Am I losing my mind or is this not in the center of the tree box?: (more…)
Thanks to T. for sending from an apartment building/condo: “Just so there’s no misunderstanding, I suppose. Near Logan Circle.”
Pure poetry: (more…)
“Dear PoPville,
I hung an 8 x 10′ sign in my yard, attachment 1. After a couple of months, received the attachment 2’s letter slipped into our mail slot, no return address. I can’t believe someone in today’s world wouldn’t understand or recognize SimpliSafe doorbell cameras. Can’t wait to see this person again.”
And do read the reply: (more…)
Thanks to Jay for sending the latest pick up after your pet battle from Dupont Circle/West End: (more…)
Thanks to Terry for sending from the 1300 block of W Street, NW.
A reasonable request in today’s notes from your neighbors.
1030 19th Street, NW
Thanks to Nate for sending for sending the “development at the Gregory’s on 19th & L” (more…)
Thanks to G. for sending from near H Street, NE:
“TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Please stop dumping
your trash on the street.”