From WMATA:

“On Saturday June 28 and Sunday June 29, free shuttle buses replace trains between Rhode Island Avenue and Takoma stations. There will be no Red Line service at Fort Totten Station and Brookland-CUA Station. There will be Normal Service frequencies between Shady Grove and Rhode Island Avenue stations and between Takoma and Glenmont stations. (more…)


From DDOT:

Event Information

Location: North Carolina Avenue SE, East Capitol Street, and Massachusetts Avenue SE from 6th Street SE to 17th Street SE

Event Date: Saturday, June 28th from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Road Closure: Saturday, June 28th from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.

For the first time in the program’s history, Open Streets is heading to Capitol Hill! One mile of neighborhood streets will be closed to vehicles to allow people to safely walk, run, bike, and play.

Open Streets will include hourly programmed classes and performances, including live music, yoga, dancing, and more! The event is free and suitable for all ages and abilities. No cars, just people!”

From MPD: (more…)



The new trail route south of the work zone is a shared path for pedestrians, bicyclists, and motorists visiting the Washington Canoe Club.

From DC Water:

“DC Water has opened the new portion of the Capital Crescent Trail in Georgetown, serving as a detour around the Potomac River Tunnel Project construction site, west of the aqueduct. The next phase of work involves stabilizing the ground within the site in preparation for upcoming construction activities.

Capital Crescent Trail and Water Street Northwest (more…)


“Dear PoPville,

Creepy thing tonight: I came home and found a man standing in my yard (inside the fenced in area). Okay whatever. But! He then took pictures of my and my house as I was entering. Like dude why wtf?? Anyone else had this experience? I live in Ledroit Park. (more…)


Update 7:23pm: “The Boil Water Advisory is still in effect as we complete testing on a second round of water samples. This process takes 18 hours, and we’re working with urgency to get results.

We expect to share an update later this evening.”

From DC Water:

“UPDATE: Boil Water Advisory remains in effect for parts of Northwest DC. A second round of water samples has been collected.

If results are clear, the advisory could be lifted later tonight. (more…)


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