RSS FeedDC Link Roundup: Heard In The ‘Hood
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Here’s what we were reading recently about neighborhood news in DC. Have something to add? Leave it in the comments!
Mount Vernon Triangle – BicycleSpace announces their new location on 7th Street NW and still in the Mount Vernon Triangle neighborhood [The Triangle]
Penn Quarter – One Medical wrote in to point out that their new approach to delivering family practice medicine is available at 10th and G Streets NW and at 16th and Eye Streets NW. [One Medical]
Downtown – Fuel Pizza opens on K Street NW between 16th and 17th Street NW in the former Burger King space. [Urban Daddy]
Mount Vernon Triangle -The Hoagie House at 4th and N Streets NW has a new owner and will become apartments. [Life in Mount Vernon Square]
Downtown – W. Curtis Draper, the cigar store, has restricted smoking at the store to non-office hours until they can work out some ventilation issues. Discounts ensue. [W. Curtis Draper website]
Shaw – The Jefferson Apartment Group is moving forward with the Jefferson at Market Place near the O Street Market development on 7th Street NW. [Washington Business Journal]
All Over DC – A funny look at “stuff” people in DC say. This is not safe for work, by the way. [Social Studies – Living Social’s blog]
West End – The founder of the now shut down Blackie’s House of Beef and Lulu’s, Lulu Auger, passes away. Blackie’s was a legendary Washington restaurant that ran between 1952 and 2005 and Lulu’s was a mammoth bar/nightclub on M Street in the West End. [WaPo Obituaries]
Chinatown – DC’s Chinatown gets a shoutout in this Wall Street Journal article about the shrinking of urban Chinatowns around the United States. [WSJ]
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As a former PQ resident who moved to SF (and intends to move back to DC someday), I am excited that One Medical has opened offices in DC. It is a terrific concept in medicine.