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Right: Red Apron Butchery coming soon signage at 709 D St NW (h/t: PQ Living reader Nancy)
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Welcome back from the long Labor Day weekend! Here’s what we were reading recently about neighborhood news in DC. Have something to add? Leave it in the comments!
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Penn Quarter – PQ Living reader Nancy alerts us to the fact that the Red Apron Butchery posted coming soon signage on the old Union Hardware building (709 D St NW). They are already regulars at the Penn Quarter Farmer’s Market on Thursdays and are part of the Neighborhood Restaurant Group. Photo is above – the target opening date is in “early 2013.” Thanks Nancy! [Red Apron Butchery website] & [Neighborhood Restaurant Group website]
Penn Quarter – DC Shorts, the annual shorts film festival, starts Thursday here in Penn Quarter. Of note, this year there is a culinary connection and you can find recipes from a few Penn Quarter chefs such as Mini Crab Cakes from Peter Smith from PS7 and Lamb Tartare on Crostini from Ed Witt of 701 on the DC Shorts site. [DC Shorts – Film and Chef pairings] & [Mini Crab Cakes recipe – PS7 – Peter Smith] & [Lamb & Broccoli Tartare recipe – 701 Restaurant – Ed Witt]
Penn Quarter -SculptDC (950 F St NW), formerly called The Art of Spyn, posts an opening date on their website and it is September 24. This is the last of the retail bays on the south side of the 900 block of F Street NW to open up. They also have a Facebook and Twitter presence. [SculptDC website] & [SculptDC Facebook] & [SculptDC Twitter]
Downtown – Over 50% of DC’s new residents from 2000 to 2010 choose to live in downtown DC (downtown being broadly defined for this story). [Washington Examiner]
All Over DC – Drivers beware! DC’s speed camera network has expanded by 25 cameras! [WaPo – Dr. Gridlock]
Chinatown – Although there is no backing photo, information, or news source cited, this post indicates that Wok n’ Roll is looking to expand at 604 H St NW. [Prince of Petworth]
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