The Daily Gripe Archive: Unfixed
(Try to) stay in your lane
Drivers approaching Rhode Island Avenue on 38th Street might be flummoxed to find a roadway that looks like it could be one lane is actually two. The stretch of road doesn't have any white lines dividing the lane in half,...
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Akeya Dickson
| March 10, 2011; 3:29 PM ET |
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Second-floor graffiti scrawled in Columbia Heights
Typical spray-and-run graffiti hits furtively take place on ground and train-track level. Some scaling was required to adorn the second floor of this Columbia Heights building, which houses BloomBars, an arts nonprofit that "doesn't have the resources to paint over...
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Akeya Dickson
| March 9, 2011; 10:52 AM ET |
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NE shortcut dangerous for residents
Votes to fix: 9 Marie, a resident of the 700 block of G Street NE, is vexed about morning commuters turning off of H Street in northeast to avoid rush hour traffic slowed by construction on H Street. Drivers "speed...
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Akeya Dickson
| February 18, 2011; 2:27 PM ET |
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Pockets of Potholes
It's difficult enough tackling the morning after fallout of precipitation's middle child: the groan-inducing, not-quite-snow, not-quite-rain "wintry mix." Commuters already have to be mindful of pothole obstacle courses that can be difficult to traverse on the sunniest of days...
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Akeya Dickson
| January 19, 2011; 2:10 PM ET |
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Watch your head
The sky isn't falling in Anacostia but errant tree branches certainly are. A resident said he contacted the District Department of Public Works and the mayor's office about removing a dead tree that was felled during Snowmageddon nearly a year...
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Akeya Dickson
| January 18, 2011; 7:00 AM ET |
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Arlington pavers give one man hospital bills
Sometimes the pretty trees that line streets are a hazard. That is the case of a tree in front of 4610 North Fairfax Dr. in Arlington. The roots have pushed through the brick paver sidewalk and caused injury to at...
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Christy Goodman
| December 22, 2010; 3:21 PM ET |
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