News and musings focusing on Brightwood and its surrounding neighborhoods in Washington, DC's Ward 4.
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Upper GA Avenue businesses keeping erratic hours; a result of the Walter Reed Effect?
Image from Google Street View
A reader wrote in to say that the past few times he's walked by the Cork 'n Bottle during its posted business hours (11:30am - 8:30pm Monday-Thursday and 10am - 10pm Friday and Saturday, according to the Cork 'n Bottle's website), the store has been shuttered, complete with the security doors pulled down. He wondered if the store had closed. I haven't heard anything about the store shutting down, but I have to wonder if they've reduced their hours recently (and if that's the case, how much is it the result of less foot traffic due to Walter Reed's closure)?
I called and emailed the Cork 'n Bottle (during their posted business hours), and will update this post when I hear back.
4A03 ANC Steve Whatley recently asked Councilmember Bowser if assistance could be provided to the businesses on Upper Georgia Avenue that have been adversely impacted by the closure of Walter Reed. Specifically he asked about business tax relief, low or no interest loans, asistance grants, and federal BRAC support.
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