1410 14th Street, NW
Thanks to Sylvia for sending from Trade:
“MISSING
TARANGELA BASSETT went missing early Thursday morning and we are worried sick. We can only imagine she was taken against her will – (more…)
signs of the times
Thanks to Stephen (and others) for sending their finds from GovDeals:
The auction starts at $35,000 – not bad!! I think:
“A 2007 Inekon 100 Series Streetcar.
This streetcar is a modern, low-floor light rail vehicle designed for urban transit operations. It has been decommissioned from active service and is being sold as-is, where-is. However, if missing or non-operating parts listed below are fixed can become operable.
Key Details: (more…)
Thanks to Terry Lynch for sending from 15th and H Street, NW Downtown.
Somebody will say this is easy to understand and makes perfect sense.
Somebody is wrong.
1426-1428 Park Road, NW
Thanks to Campbell for sending from the window at Los Hermanos in Columbia Heights.
Fortunately the listing says: “”We’re selling the building and will continue operating Los Hermanos as long-term tenants.” – Aris & Ray Compres”
Whew but stay tuned for more info as it is learned.
Thanks to Larry for sending from Adams Morgan.
“DO NOT THROW TRASH OVER THE FENCE
VIOLATORS WILL BE FINE
$150.00”
NOT FINE!! Not fine at all. How many times was trash thrown over the fence before posting this sign…?
1658 Columbia Road, NW
Thanks to Kate for sending: “Saw this sign on the window of Potter’s House and wanted to share.” (more…)
5210 3rd Street, NE
Thanks to Curt for sharing with us yesterday after we posted about the coming closure at the 14th and Quincy 7-E:
“Last day 💔 basically everything cleared out”
‘This 7-Eleven location is Closing May 6th
Please visit the nearest store at 5505 South Dakota Ave NE, DC 20011″
Details from the Mayor’s Office:
“Today, Mayor Muriel Bowser launched the brand-new Restaurant & Retail Stabilization Grant, a $3.875 million fund to support the District’s restaurants and retailers and continue growing DC’s economy. The grant is funded by the Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development (DMPED) and administered by Capital Impact Partners (CIP), a local, nonprofit community development financial institution. Through the Restaurant & Retail Stabilization Grant, the Bowser Administration is stepping up for small businesses, providing critical financial relief to brick-and-mortar establishments that took a hit in 2025—keeping neighborhood shops and restaurants open, resilient, and ready for the future. (more…)
Thanks to Michael for sending the latest sign up on the Logan Circle fence:
“Your Fee Dollars at Work
These improvements are
being completed using your
fee dollars.
Thank you for your
support!
Experience Your America”
Ed. Note: What’s a “fee dollar”? (more…)