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Jun 14, 2011

Police Respond to “Possible Barricade Situation” in Mt. Pleasant

UPDATE (5:45 p.m.): It appears as if the man who was causing all the fuss has been removed from the scene by EMS. Police are still investigating, but some of the emergency presence should be clearing from the area soon.

Jun 22, 2006

Development Development

We’re a bit late on discussing this, because yours truly was on the left coast last week when the news came out, but considering the potential impact of the issue, we’re posting late, rather than never. The Armed Forces Retirement Home made news earlier this year after announcing plans to develop a portion of its large Northwest property. The news was greeted with excitement by many, but neighbors of the property, particularly on the western,…

Mar 21, 2006

Soldiers’ Home Debate Continues

Two weeks ago, we took a look at the developing discussion over the fate of proposed development on the campus of the Armed Forces Retirement Home (which we’ll refer to as the Home, or AFRH). The post prompted a long discussion and a stream of emails, so today we revisit the subject. The campus site currently consists of about 270 acres, most of which is open space (though closed to the public) but which does…

Oct 27, 2004

Head for the Hills: Real Estate Rush Cometh

It’s official. Target Corp. is planning to anchor the massive urban retail complex that has been long talked about for Columbia Heights. Just how Target’s location in Brooklyn made it OK for hipsters to shop at Big Box stores, we think the Columbia Heights Target will create a quandary for the pre-gentrifiers up on the upper 14th Street corridor. (We expect an in-depth article in the City Paper soon.) The Post reports that the mayor’s…

 
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