Today’s Washington Post Answer Man column by John Kelly is a retread from 2004 on the landmarked McMillan Sand Filtration site. Enjoy! John Kelly’s Answer Man: Update on water silos By — Thomas R. DeYulia Jr., Alexandria and John Kelly, Published: September 5 http://www.washingtonpost.com/local/john-kellys-answer-man-an-update-on-water-silos/2011/08/21/gIQAj6mq5J.html
Great space! Here’s their website: http://www.sundevich.com/
Recall that the Request for Information (RFI) from YouthBuild Public Charter School for the redevelopment of the JF Cook School had a deadline of one week ago today – Monday, August 29, 2011 — for responses to its RFI. As a brief refresher, here is the calendar of events in PDF from the YouthBuild RFI … More Who responded to YouthBuild’s RFI?
A coworker (who’s also a neighbor) told me about this cute-as-a-button community garden on the 1500 block of Marion street off P ST. Apparently, it was an empty lot and the owners agreed to let the neighborhood create a community garden. They sell their produce on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5-7. The space is even … More Get your veggies here! Marion St. Community Garden
Recall the news about the center of the District of Columbia, according to the results of the 2010 census, being identified as 222 Bates Street NW? See this BACA blog post from 5/17/2011 Now see this article that I spotted over at the Greater Greater Washington blog about a “German artist installing Google Maps place … More Google “A” center-city sculpture at 222 Bates St NW ?
Come out and meet local artists Alex Ventura & Victoria Milko. They are planning a weekend-long art show from September 22-25, 2011. The location for the show is the Hanover Place garage and art studio complex, specifically, the buildings on the west side of Hanover Place contiguous to 52 O, 71 O, 57 N, and … More “Bit Is It” Art Fair
Bates Area Civic Association 