3725 Georgia Ave, NW – at Quincy Street, NW previously home to the Eatmore Fried Chicken

Good news from :

“Cocktail Bar & Kitchen | A Fusion of Global Cuisines 🌍 Now Open for Breakfast TUE thru SUN 9AM-3PM

Petworth, we’re home. ❤️🏡

A space where global flavors meet community, culture, and connection—right in the heart of Petworth.” (more…)


Ed. Note: You should not feel obligated to share your phone number with this person, or anyone else for that matter, if you don’t want to. I advise going into a store/office if there is one nearby and asking for help from someone (if you are outside.) If he continues to not leave you alone, you should consider calling the police. This is not normal behavior. You should have no guilt in protecting yourself after politely attempting to end the conversation. If he won’t leave you alone, your safety is paramount.

“Dear PoPville,

I had an encounter with a guy on Wednesday afternoon when I stepped outside to enjoy the sun for a few minutes. He insisted on chatting with me, told me he was new to the area and asked about local coffee spots. (more…)



photo by Tim Brown

From WMATA:

“Weekend track work: Buses replace trains between Medical Center and Van Ness on Red Line

On Saturday and Sunday, the Red Line will operate in two segments between Shady Grove and Medical Center and between Van Ness and Glenmont due to track maintenance.

Shuttle buses replace trains between Medical Center and Van Ness.

Crews will be replacing a switch in the area. (more…)


Thanks to A. for sharing last night:

“Many of the dog owners in the Kalorama Triangle/Adams Morgan are in a group WhatsApp and today we received a message from one of the neighbors re- another dog being electrocuted/receiving chest compressions on the corner of Belmont Rd NW and Columbia Rd NW near Streets Market. This is a highly trafficked area for dogs as it is near multiple parks and the broader dog-owning community is highly alarmed.”

Yesterday NBC Washington reported on two other incidents downtown: (more…)


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