Get ready for Green Hat Straight Rye Whiskey.

Besides the pavers, the Golden Triangle BID also added seating, flower beds, and bike parking to a pocket park on the south side of Dupont Circle.

Bike lanes around D.C. are slowly turning green as part an initiative to enhance visibility.

The D.C. government—the hulking behemoth that it is—will now power its bureaucratic inefficiencies with nothing but wind power.

Since earlier this year, there’s been a moratorium on taxicab licenses. But today, Mayor Vince Gray announced that the moratorium would be partially lifted for very specific types of cabs.

Last year, we were kinda disappointed with the shade of green that the White House chose to dye the North Lawn fountain in honor of St. Patrick’s Day. Even when the White House sent along an image taken from a different angle, it still didn’t measure up to 2009, when the pool was about as green as you can get. Well, we’re pleased to see that this year, the White House ditched the sea foam/pea soup nonsense and returned to the freakishly neon shade of two years ago.

It’s never too early — even if you’re an Imperial Stormtrooper — to celebrate a slice of the Irish life. Even though St. Patrick’s Day won’t officially be here for another ten days, that wasn’t going to stop Alexandria from getting their green on and marching down King Street on Saturday.

Image by clydeorama Tonight at 7 p.m. you can watch the first round of the NHL draft on Vs. In a week where the Caps have received some of their annual propers with one of two available MVP awards (Alexander Ovechkin), comeback player of the year (former Capital Jose Theodore), and first team NHL all star nods (Ovechkin and defenseman Mike Green), this is just one more reliable sign that summer is here and…

In response to DCist’s accusations that the White House punted on its green dye job in the North Lawn fountain this year, White House Director of Online Programs Jesse Lee sends us this, more authoritative image. More green than seafoam, to be sure. Sort of a pea soup. But still not brilliant, almost neon green like last year. Official White House Photo by Chuck Kennedy…

The Associated Press offers up this photo as evidence that the White House has once again dyed the water in the North Lawn fountain green for St. Patrick’s Day. Except, call me crazy, but it doesn’t look particularly green. Compare that with this image from 2009. I guess this year they went with more of a light seafoam hue?…