Thursday, October 20th at 6:30pm – 8:00pm CAPCS School (P and First St NW) Department of Parks and Recreations will meet with the community to discuss the plans for the renovations of the historic New York Avenue Playground. Plans include renovations of the recreation center building and the play ground.
From: Dawn Quattlebaum [mailto:DQuattlebaum@seaburyresources.org] Sent: Tuesday, October 18, 2011 5:38 PM Good Afternoon, Please spread the word… Seabury Resources for Aging has partnered with Walmart to host an informational lunch at North Michigan Park Recreation Center this Friday, October 21, 2011 from 12:30pm – 1:30pm This senior focused discussion is part of a citywide series organized … More Walmart’s Info Lunch at N Michigan Park Rec Center
The McMillan Filtration Site redevelopment will have a huge impact in our neighborhood. The impact will be beyond economic development, but also include increased traffic volume, environmental impact, water and sewage impacts. We need a volunteer to represent the Bates Area Civic Association as a member of the McMillan Advisory Group (MAG). As the BACA … More Upcoming McMillan Site Tour
“One City Insured: Ward 5 Health Insurance Exchange Public Meeting The Mayor’s Health Reform Implementation Committee (HRIC) cordially invites members of the public to join Ward 5 Councilmember Harry Thomas, Jr. in a community dialogue on the “future of health care in the District of Columbia.” This meeting, which is open to the community, will … More Ward 5 Health Insurance Exchange Public Meeting
Please be sure to share the information below with your neighbors and associates. There are still trees remaining in the District of Columbia for those who are interested. _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Pepco and the Arbor Day Foundation Launch Energy-Saving Project Pilot Program to Provide 3,000 Free Trees to Customers WASHINGTON – Pepco, in cooperation with the Arbor … More Pepco and the Arbor Foundation Launch Energy-Saving Project
We will be meeting with Metropolitan Police on Wednesday, October 19th from 7pm – 8:30pm at the Harry Thomas Rec. Center. During this meeting, we will discuss the shooting that took place on Saturday, October 15 at 3am. See the email from Commander Solberg. From: MPD-5D@yahoogroups.com [mailto:MPD-5D@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Solberg, Andrew (MPD) Sent: Saturday, … More Police Service Area 501 Community/Meeting
Have you experienced the delicious cuisine of Revive Catering? Revive is located at 8 Florida Avenue NW (between N. Capitol and Q St). It is a catering business and carry out restaurant. They are opened Monday – Saturday but not opened for dinner. Visit them on Facebok at https://www.facebook.com/pages/Revive-Special-Events-and-Catering/212953382050889 I promise you will enjoy it. … More Have You Tried The Best New Food Around?
See this message from Bertha Holliday, Bloomingdale Civic Association House Tour Committe Chair: COUNT DOWN: 1 DAY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15 2011 BLOOMINGDALE HOUSE TOUR, ART SHOW & RECEPTION (Rain Date: Sunday, Oct.16) New House Tour/Art Show Activity! PAUL WILLIAMS Of KELSEY & ASSOCS, INC. Is Providing A $1000 Thoroughly Researched HOUSE HISTORY For Raffle. Raffle … More Bloomingdale House Tour, Art Show & Reception tomorrow
Okay, the news that the MM Washington Schoool has been landmarked by the DC Historic Preservation Review Board has been noted here at the BACA blog. Thanks to everyone who has actively participated in this effort. What’s next in the neighborhood for potential landmarking? Slater and Langston Schools on the unit block of P Street … More Slater & Langston Schools up next for historic landmarking
See this very brief item from the Washington Post on the HPRB landmarking of the MM Washington School: Margaret Murray school named D.C. historic site http://www.washingtonpost.com/local/dc-news-in-brief/2011/10/04/gIQAjzNHfL_story.html The Historic Preservation Review Board recently designated the Margaret Murray Washington School, 27 O St. NW, a landmark for the D.C. Inventory of Historic Sites. The building will eventually … More HPRB landmarks MM Washington School
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