Yes, folks, we’ve got another weekend snow storm planned, and the Washington Post is saying that this one is “likely to be historic.” If things keep up DC may finally get enough practice to get good at dealing with snow! Okay, maybe not but I think it’s safe to say that the rest of us […]
After a spike in the number of carjackings in late 2009, Councilmember Wells and Chief Lanier of the Metropolitan Police Department promised a number of results at a community meeting on December 21st. So, how are they doing? Well, first, they promised to get back to us in 30 to 45 days with another meeting, […]
So remember how this time last week it was 60 degrees? Yeah…who can we talk to about bringing back those kinds of temperatures? The snow is fun and all, and this last storm was particularly pretty, but I think we’ve had more than enough for the year and I am now officially ready for spring. […]
We’ve been lucky this winter that the big snow falls have come on weekends, when there is less for it to disrupt. Given DC and its population’s general inability to deal with snow, it would be interesting to see what would happen were the snow to hit at a truly inopportune time. Like, say, the […]
DDOT recently announced a Request for Information (RFI) to solicit ideas for installing a network of electric vehicle charging stations. This is the first move towards envisioning a city-wide infrastructure for electric vehicles and follows the announcement last October that DC-based GreenlightAC would be installing its product, the ChargeBar, at 2101 L St, NW, late […]