Since the breakneck pace of change in Near Southeast over the past few years has now slowed (though not quite stopped completely), I'm thinking it might be a good time to focus a little more on looking back at exactly what we've seen, especially since some of it flew by so quickly as it happened that we can hardly remember it. I've now added a
Random Blog Entry from the JDLand Archives to the bottom of the home page, beneath the set of three random before-and-after photos that have been there for quite some time, making it even *more* worthwhile to scroll down the home page every so often.
I've also now created a
JDLand Archive page, where you can more easily get to the month-by-month archive of blog entries since 2003, along with seeing the random blog entry and random photos. (There's a link to it right above the first blog post on the home page.) And yes, each time you reload the page, you get a different entry and set of photos (hence the word "random"). There may be some broken photo links in some of the older blog entries thanks to my reorganizing the photo archive, but other than that, it's kind of cool to watch it all go by again. (I did get my college degree in history, after all.)
Records added or updated recently displayed here; click the "archive" links to see additional detail and older records. All data from DC Government databases and 
