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DPW To Collect Residential Trash/Recycling Starting at 6 AM, For Remainder of Week, June 20 - 22, Due To High Temperatures

The DC Department of Public Works announced today that its trash and recycling crews will begin their collections an hour earlier, at 6 am, for the remainder of the week, Wednesday - Friday, June 20 - 22, due to predicted 90�� and above temperatures and the effect of the 90�� plus heat index. Residents may put their trash and recyclables out for pick-up starting at 6 pm on the day before their collections so they do not have to change their morning schedules and to make sure these materials are collected. Trash and recycling containers should be removed from public space by 8 pm on the collection day.

Throughout the summer, when the temperature and heat index are predicted to be 90�� or higher or the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments announces unhealthy air quality (Code Orange or Code Red days), DPW collection crews will begin their work at 6 am to avoid health or environmental issues.

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Kevin B. Twine

Staff Assistant

Office Of The Director

Department of Public Works

2000 14^th Street, NW

6^th Floor

Washington, DC 20009

Phone: 202-671-2593

DPW Main: 202-673-6833

Fax: 202-671-0642

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#15471

From: "InTowner" <newsroom@...>
Date: Tue Jun 19, 2012 10:08 pm
Subject: InTowner / Selected Recent Street Crimes Reporting Resumes

theintowner

Now posted at http://tinyurl.com/bwe9u3b are summaries of street crimes having
occurred between May 23rd & Jun. 3rd in the neighborhoods located north of Mass.
Ave. & M St. and between N. Capitol St. & Rock Creek.

This feature will be periodically updated and when done will be noted on our
Facebook page & by Twitter.

#15472

From: Jim Graham <grahamwone@...>
Date: Wed Jun 20, 2012 12:50 pm
Subject: Opening June 30---New US Post Office Location at Reeves Center!

grahamwone2000

Good news: The new location at the Reeves Center for the 14^th and Wallach St post office will be opening very soon. Reeves is of course located at 14^th and U.

Congratulations to DC Postmaster Roane and his bale staff, as well as DGS Director Brian Hanlon and his able staff, for this expeditious work!

Bests Councilmember Jim Graham

I typically answer emails before 9 AM on weekdays. If you email me after that, it is likely that you will hear from me the next weekday. If there is a need to communicate prior to that, you may wish to call me. For most effective communication, please use my direct email address: jim@...

Jim Graham, Councilmember, Ward One, 1350 Pa. Ave., NW, #105, Washington, DC 20004. 202-724-8181; 202-724-8109 (fax).

Chairman, Committee on Human Services (including alcohol regulation). Main Committee Number: 202-724-8191. 1350 Pa. Ave., NW, #116, Washington, DC 20004.

Website: www.grahamwone.com

#15473

From: Brian Card <briancard1111@...>
Date: Wed Jun 20, 2012 2:10 pm
Subject: Re: Opening June 30---New US Post Office Location at Reeves Center!

dchomeboy2001

Thanks CM Graham and staff for helping us keep this valuable neighborhood resource.

Sent from my iGadget

On Jun 20, 2012, at 9:05 AM, "DeTaeye, John (COUNCIL)" <JDeTaeye@...> wrote:

From: Jim Graham [mailto:Jim@...]
Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2012 8:50 AM
To: ustreetnews@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Opening June 30---New US Post Office Location at Reeves Center!

Good news: The new location at the Reeves Center for the 14^th and Wallach St post office will be opening very soon. Reeves is of course located at 14^th and U.

Congratulations to DC Postmaster Roane and his bale staff, as well as DGS Director Brian Hanlon and his able staff, for this expeditious work!

Bests Councilmember Jim Graham

I typically answer emails before 9 AM on weekdays. If you email me after that, it is likely that you will hear from me the next weekday. If there is a need to communicate prior to that, you may wish to call me. For most effective communication, please use my direct email address: jim@...

Jim Graham, Councilmember, Ward One, 1350 Pa. Ave., NW, #105, Washington, DC 20004. 202-724-8181; 202-724-8109 (fax).

Chairman, Committee on Human Services (including alcohol regulation). Main Committee Number: 202-724-8191. 1350 Pa. Ave., NW, #116, Washington, DC 20004.

Website: www.grahamwone.com

#15474

From: chinaka.young@...
Date: Wed Jun 20, 2012 1:19 pm
Subject: U Street NW Streetscape Project: 900 Block Field Meeting TODAY

chinaka.young

Dear Stakeholder,

Please join District Department of Transportation (DDOT) for an informal “field” meeting to discuss the impacts the U Street NW Streetscape Project will have on the 900 block of U Street as we proceed with construction activities. This meeting also allows you a chance to express concerns as well as get any questions you have answered and more importantly, it provides DDOT the opportunity to obtain your contact information to keep you informed.

The meeting will be held specifically for the 900 block of U Street on Wednesday, June 20^th at 10:00 am in front of Nelly’s Sports Bar (900 U Street NW).

DDOT hopes to minimize any disruptions and would like to coordinate daily activities, deliveries, access, etc. with you. If you are unable to attend, feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns!

Thank you,

Chinaka A. Young | Public Outreach

chinaka.young@... | 202.641.6739 | 611 Florida Avenue NW | Washington DC 20001

www.UStreetProject.com| Twitter: DDOTDC | Facebook: District Department of Transportation

David Volkert & Associates Engineering PC

5028 Wisconsin Avenue NW Suite 403

Washington, DC 20016

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#15475

From: Brian Card <briancard1111@...>
Date: Wed Jun 20, 2012 5:58 pm
Subject: DC Cab � Movie night at Harrison Recreation Center June 27th

dchomeboy2001

http://movies.ustreet-dc.org/
http://www.facebook.com/#!/ustreetmovieseries

The U Street Neighborhood Association along with the Meridian Hill Neighborhood Association are putting on the U Street Movie Series for the third year. All proceeds go to the Friends of Harrison Recreation Center to improve the facility. Theme is Date Night in DC.

The first movie June 27th is DC Cab (an early Mr. T movie). Netflix describes this as �An over-the-hill hippie manages a run-down cab company and its oddball drivers � an aspiring pimp, a Rastafarian and a driver with no license. It�s even money whether this motley crew will be able to save the company, much less their jobs.�

Marvin is providing a DJ before the movie so come join us at 7:00, June 27th, Harrison Recreation Center (1300 V St NW), movie will start at sundown.

Other movies coming are:
July 25: Protocol
August 22: The American President
September 26: The Pelican Brief

Brian Card, President, U St. Neighborhood Association

#15476

From: "ANC 1B Office (ANC 1B)" <1B@...>
Date: Wed Jun 20, 2012 6:24 pm
Subject: ANC 1B Design Review Committee Meeting

1B@...

The design committee will meet (for this month only)
June 25, 2012 (fourth Monday) 6:30 at the Thugood Marshal Center (1816 12th
Street NW);

Tentative agenda items are:

965 Florida Ave (Flea Market)
13 & U JBG
15 & V NW  (Jair Lynch curb cut)


Thank you.



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#15477

From: Juan Ulloa <JUlloa@...>
Date: Thu Jun 21, 2012 11:51 am
Subject: Ross Elementary School Summer Renovation Update

julloa1970

As reminder to current and new Ross Families:

Ross Elementary School (1730 R Street NW) is currently undergoing an extensive renovation. For your safety, the entire property (including the field and playground) is currently off limits to the public during construction. We anticipate reopening on schedule in late August, prior to the start of school. Please visit http://www.rosselementary.org for regular updates.

Ross administrators and staff are being housed temporarily at Francis-Stevens Educational Campus (2525 N Street NW) and can be reached by calling (202) 673-7200. If you recently moved into the Ross boundary and need to register your child for the 2012-2013 school year, please call for an appointment.

Enrollment forms can be found at: http://dcps.dc.gov/DCPS/enroll
To confirm your in-boundary school visit: http://dcatlas.dcgis.dc.gov/schools/

Thank you,

Juan Ulloa
At-Large Member (Lower Grades)
Ross Elementary School PTA

#15478

From: "Humanities Council of Washington, DC" <humanitiescouncilwdc@...>
Date: Thu Jun 21, 2012 3:08 pm
Subject: Contributing to DC's Historical Narrative

humanitiesco...

2012 DC Community Heritage Project Symposium - Contributing to the Historical Narrative

This year's program will be held at the Cleveland Park Neighborhood Library on June 28th from 6:15-8:30PM and will feature...

    * Opportunities to learn about personal archiving from a Library of Congress expert;
    * A panel discussion on the State of Local History moderated by National Park Service Deputy Director Mickey Fearn;
    * And a chance to win a copy of "Washington at Home", a hardbound collection of essays on DC's historic neighborhoods edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith!

To be eligible to win one of the copies, attendees must be registered AND in attendance at the Symposium on June 28th. Only one registration per person is permitted.

RSVP today for this FREE opportunity to learn how you can participate in local historic preservation, how expert historians are working in their field to preserve local, and to meet with others interested in digitization and local community heritage!

Register at http://dcchpsymposium2012.eventbrite.com/ , or call (202) 387-8391, or email info@....

#15479

From: "revsandra2001" <revsandra2001@...>
Date: Thu Jun 21, 2012 7:49 pm
Subject: MEMPHIS AT THE KENNEDY CENTER, PRINCIPAL DANCER, GRADUATE OF DUKE ELLINGTON

revsandra2001

For Immediate Release                            Contact: Janice Brown,
202-680-4479
June 1, 2012                                               motherfrink@...

                                                 MEMPHIS Comes to D.C.
                        Principal Dancer, Graduate of Duke Ellington School of
Arts

Washington, D.C. -- The National Tour of MEMPHIS winner of the 2010 Tony Award
for Best Musical, opens at the Kennedy Center in D.C., June 12-July 1. MEMPHIS
depicts life on Beale Street in the 1950s and promises to keep you on the edge
of your seat and have you dancing in the aisles

One of the principal dancers, Whitney Leigh Brown, who also sings and acts in
the production, has roots in D.C. and knows, all too well, the excitement and
joy that MEMPHIS brings.
Whitney has performed on the big screen in Hairspray; Step Up; Big Momma's
House, Like Father Like Son; and Footloose. She also performed in the musical
theater production Lost & Found. Whitney has appeared and performed with the
cast of Hairspray on Oprah and The Today Show. Having worked with a variety of
notable choreographers, most notably Debbie Allen, George Faison and Desmond
Richardson, Whitney has also worked with a variety of hip-hop choreoegraphers.
Whitney was born and raised in Washington D.C. where she received most of her
early training. including. Dance Theater of Harlem (Kennedy Center), Washington
Ballet,, Dance Institute of Washington, RJV School of Dance and the Duke
Ellington School of the Arts. She also received training at the Alvin Ailey
Dance Company in New York City. She continued her studies at the Conservatory of
Dance at the StateUniversity of New York (SUNY), Purchase, N.Y.At SUNY, Whitney
earned the honor to perform the classic works of Paul Taylor's "Cloven Kingdom"
and new works by Hubbard Street's Lauri Stallings.
In 2003 Whitney joined the Creative Outlet Dance Company and performed abroad in
a host of international dance festivals, concerts,and music videos in Poland,
Italy, Bermuda and Russia.While in Russia, she instructed a hip-hop workshop for
Russia's Open Look Festival 2010.
Since 2007, Whitney has been a principal company member of Ballet Noir, 
reconnecting with her first love of ballet. Whitney joined the National Tour of
MEMPHIS in the fall

#15480

From: "Barragan, JuanCamilo (EOM)" <juancamilo.barragan@...>
Date: Thu Jun 21, 2012 8:32 pm
Subject: DPW to Observe Independence Day, July 4

juancamilo.b...

DPW TO OBSERVE INDEPENDENCE DAY, WED., JULY 4

DPW will enforce parking regulations around Nationals Park. Sanitation services will be suspended for the day.

(Washington, DC) The DC Department of Public Works will observe Independence Day, Wednesday, July 4, and most services will be suspended. However, the Nationals will play home games at Nationals Park July 3-8, and parking regulations in that neighborhood will be enforced daily, including July 4. Vehicles violating these restrictions will be ticketed and towed. Other parking regulations, including expired meters, residential parking and street sweeping, will be suspended for the holiday.

Sanitation services will be suspended for the holiday and will resume Thursday, July 5.

In once-a-week trash and recycling collection neighborhoods collections will “slide” to the next day, so Wednesday’s collections will be made Thursday, Thursday’s collections will be made Friday and so on.

In twice-a-week collection neighborhoods, normal collections will be made Monday and Tuesday; however, Thursday’s collections will be made Friday and Friday’s collections will be made Saturday.

Street sweeping will be suspended Wednesday, July 4 so motorists will not need to move their cars that day.

The Ft. Totten Transfer Station will be closed Wednesday, July 4 and will reopen Thursday, July 5 to residents to bring trash, household hazardous waste and e-cyclables between 1 pm and 5 pm. To accommodate residents whose religious beliefs prohibit them from using the monthly Saturday drop-off, DPW accepts household hazardous waste and e-cyclables only the Thursday before the first Saturday of the month. While DPW normally offers personal document shredding the first Saturday, items for shredding cannot be accepted on Thursdays because these documents cannot be protected until the shredding contractor arrives the first Saturday.

For a list of all household hazardous waste and e-cyclables accepted by DPW, please click on the HHW link at www.dpw.dc.gov.

Directions to Ft. Totten, 4900 John F. McCormack Road, NE: Travel east on Irving Street, NW, turn left on Michigan Avenue, turn left on John F. McCormack Road, NE and continue to the end of the street.

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#15481

From: "Barragan, JuanCamilo (EOM)" <juancamilo.barragan@...>
Date: Thu Jun 21, 2012 9:48 pm
Subject: Telemundo Feria de Salud en La comunidad Latina

juancamilo.b...

Chartered Health-Telemundo-OLA Health Fair Flyer English JR 6.9.12 Final.pdf

Attached please find a flyer in Spanish for the Health Fair happening this Saturday from 11AM to 4PM at Marie Reed Elementary (2200 Champlain St. NW)

Juan Camilo Barragan

Ward 1 Liaison

Office of Neighborhood Engagement (ONE)

Executive Office of the Mayor

(202) 538-0313

Twitter: Juan_Ward1

JuanCamilo.Barragan@...

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#15482

From: "robin" <robin.shuster@...>
Date: Fri Jun 22, 2012 3:38 am
Subject: Corn, peaches, apricots, tomatoes -- summer at 14&U FM

robinjeffs

Dear 14&U Fans,

: There will be CORN!  Bernard says: He is picking bicolor corn right now.   But
come early because it will sell out.  Lots of different eggplants, hot and sweet
peppers including Attila's famous Hungarian peppers at Mountain View.  Peaches
and Apricots, too.

Berries are in. Blackberries. Blueberries.. Raspberries, cherries,  both sweet
and tart for pies.

This Saturday will be a true Early Summer Market,  filled with lots of stone
fruit.  I liked Mark Bittman's  schematic of 12 great techniques and tips for
these peaches, apricots, cherries, nectarines: Butter Poached, Macerated,
Mostarda, Jam, Chutney, French-style, with Asian spices, Minty Fruit Salad,
Turkish Fruit Butter, Mexican Style, Dried --depending on whether they are
cooked in a saucepan, a skillet, a grill or left uncooked. 
http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2012/06/24/magazine/stone-fruit-recipes.html

Whisked is humming along with market- inspired pies and sweets: this week it is
Mixed Berry Pie (blueberries, blackberries and raspberries in a flaky crust) 
and Italian zucchini  quiche made with sun dried tomatoes and mozzarella. 
People should talk to  Jenna NOW to place special orders for their 4th of July
dinners and picnics and festivities.  And with Red, White and Blue, raspberries,
cherries and blueberries, there is a lot of scope for thematic desserts!

And Dolcezza pays homage to  the blueberry craze with their various berries &
Cream gelato

MOUNTAIN VIEW:  Taste the new Turmeric Beets, Cortido, Kimchi from Shawna's
fermented kitchen. Lots of tomatoes and yellow Hungarian peppers and purple
Islanders.  Attila is a pepper whisperer.  Is it because his family is
Hungarian?  I don't know but he grows good peppers.   Kales, Swiss Chard,
Carrots, Braising greens, Beets, shallots,  Head lettuce, Squashes,  and many
Cucumbers.

GARNER:  Eggplants, candy onions (and Bernard writes: they are SWEET and perfect
for salads and burgers) Flat Italian beans, wax beans, green beans,  arugula,
beets (yellow touchtone and red solos) , kohlrabi, blackberries, sweet cherry 
tomatoes,  peppers,  blackberries, red raspberries,  cucumbers, new potatoes,
celery, squash blossoms, summer squash in all shapes and colors and
nationalities.   Cabbages, chard, red,  Russian, Tuscan, green kales,  Spring
onions.  Strawberry Daiquiri mix, Strawberry Jelly, Jalapeno squash pickles.

PLANTMASTERS: Our own Pop- Up Garden center every single Saturday.   Flowers,
vegetables and herbs to plant.  Lots of succulents for home or garden.  Cut
flowers include fragrant sweet peas, pink and blue hydrangeas and happy Gloriosa
daisies.

KUHN:  Katy says:  It's amazing how quickly and early the crops are coming in.
Sentry yellow and white Spring Snow Peaches. The first summer apples are in:
Lodi for applesauce.  Berry Central here:  Strawberries, blueberries,  Red
Raspberries, sweet Cherries, pie cherries, currants, gooseberries. Garlic
Scapes. French breakfast radishes, leeks to grill or marinade and their baby
cousins, scallions. butter head and green leaf lettuce.  Shallots.  Beets. 
Cider. Jellies and Jams. Dried Fuji apples. Oregano, Tarragon, Mint, Thyme,
Sage, Lavender, Catnip. Basil and Thai Basil.   Bouquets.

MCCLEAF: Apricots, cherries,  peaches. What a nice trilogy.  Add red rasberries
and blueberries.  Corey grows great kale.  We have never figured out why his
kale is SO good, but it must be the soil. Red, green and dinosaur gray--green
(Lacinato, Tuscan) kale, . Mild spring onions with tops. Fresh garlic, Garlic
scapes.. Red and Romaine lettuce. Swiss chard, summer squash, radishes, kohlrabi
for the best slaw in the world, honest.   Turnips, summer squash, sugar snap
peas, beets, Italian parsley and cabbage that I suggest you saute with ginger
and garlic and some of those hot peppers at Mt View.  Fingerling and Red Norland
spuds for salads.

TRUCK PATCH:  Ground Turkey.  Bryan can hardly keep his turkey in stock.   I am
hoping the boneless Turkey breasts will be back.  Chicken, too. Eggs.  Summer
squash  Lots of Greens: lettuce, salad mix, stir fry mix, arugula, Swiss chard,
curly kale,herbs.  Radishes.  Pastured Pork ground pork, loose sausage, and
ground ham.  Sausages: Kielbasa, Andouille. sage, celery, applewurst, country
hot, mild and hot Italian, sweet Italian with fennel, kielbasa, bratwurst. 
Steaks, chops and tenderloins, spare ribs, baby back ribs, pork shoulder. Their
much admired bacon.   Salad greens: spinach, arugula and mesclun.  Kale, swiss
chard, baby Swiss chard . Spring onions, red, yellow and white.  Beets, red,
golden. Squash with and without the blossoms, maybe a few cucumbers.  Herbs,
chives, garlic chives, mint and chocolate mint.

PECAN MEADOW:  All grass- feed -and -finished  half Italian beef.  Beef sausages
for non pork eaters. Pastured Lamb. Chcken whole and parts..  Eggs.  Duck.
Guinea hens.
Lois is baking rhubarb dream bars this week.

CHERRY GLEN GOAT CHEESE: French- style Chevre, ricotta, crottins to grate, soft
rinded, brie like cheeses that are creamy in the middle and firm white on the
edges.  Silver. Ash. Chipotle. Classic.  Every summer salad goes well with goat
cheese.  Please try a free taste Saturday if you have never had it .

PANORAMA ARTISANAL BREADS:  More croissants, French style breads, baguettes,
loaves, boules, sliced and not.

See you Saturday.

Robin, John and Kealy

#15483

From: "revsandra2001" <revsandra2001@...>
Date: Sun Jun 24, 2012 3:31 pm
Subject: One by 1, Inc. BALLIN' FOR A CAUSE!

revsandra2001

One by 1, Inc. BALLIN' FOR A CAUSE!

WE CAN'T CHANGE THE WORLD OVER NIGHT, BUT WE CAN SAVE A LIFE IF WE PUT FORTH THE
EFFORT TO DO SO!

Join One by 1 Inc. as we collect Toys and Books or a monetary donation for
Children's National Medical Center (CNMC) at our 3rd semi-annual Community
Football Event!

Stand together as a COMMUNITY for this fun filled game of flag football. Players
and viewers alike are welcome to gather on the common ground of the football
field in order to build unique relationships, strengthen and support our
community. To that end, please donate new toy(s) and/or book(s) in its original
packaging as a show your support to the community. There will be food, drinks,
fun, networking, and, of course, a great game. Bring the family!


Date: Saturday, July 14th 2012

Time: 12PM-4PM (games will run continuously)

Where: Bullis Local Park- 8501 Houston St, Silver Spring, MD 20910

What we need: New Toys and Books (for children of all ages) AND Players
Who are you helping? Donations from the drive will be provided to Children's
National Medical Center (CNMC), 111 Michigan Avenue Northwest, Washington, DC
20010

Please contact us for more information contact us at 202-425-0776
Oneby1inc@...

#15484

From: "flemingvicki28" <vfleming@...>
Date: Mon Jun 25, 2012 11:24 am
Subject: How would you like your children to impress everytime?

flemingvicki28

Parents take the pressure off with...

MANNERS TALK, First Impressions are Last Impressions
Summer Workshop for Boys and Girls, Ages 7-9

2 Hour Workshop - $45
"Meet and Greet Essentials," "Table Manners," and "Good Conversational Skills"

202-409-9211

Pick the Saturday that fits your schedule --July 14, July 21, July 28, Aug. 18, 25
(Maximum 8 children per class)

Time: 10:30am-12:30pm
Location: 1400-1500 Block of Monroe St, NW, Washington, DC
(Columbia Heights/Right off 16th St, NW)

#15485

From: "flemingvicki28" <vfleming@...>
Date: Mon Jun 25, 2012 4:34 am
Subject: How would you like your children to impress everytime?

flemingvicki28

Parents take the pressure off with...

MANNERS TALK, First Impressions are Last Impressions
Summer Workshop for Boys and Girls,
Ages 7-9

2 Hour Workshop - $45
"Meet and Greet Essentials," "Table Manners," and "Good Conversational Skills"

Pick the Saturday that fits your schedule --July 14, July 21, July 28, Aug. 18, 25
(Maximum 8 children per class)

Time: 10:30am-12:30pm
Location: 1400-1500 Block of Monroe St, NW, Washington, DC
(Columbia Heights/Right off 16th St, NW)

#15486

From: "Twine, Kevin (DPW)" <kevin.twine@...>
Date: Mon Jun 25, 2012 3:46 pm
Subject: DPW To Observe Independence Day, Wed., July 4

kevin.twine

DPW To Observe Independence Day, Wed., July 4

DPW will enforce parking regulations around Nationals Park. Sanitation services will be suspended for the day.

The DC Department of Public Works will observe Independence Day, Wednesday, July 4, and most services will be suspended. However, the Nationals will play home games at Nationals Park July 3-8, and parking regulations in that neighborhood will be enforced daily, including July 4. Vehicles violating these restrictions will be ticketed and towed. Other parking regulations, including expired meters, residential parking and street sweeping, will be suspended for the holiday.

Sanitation services will be suspended for the holiday and will resume Thursday, July 5.

· In once-a-week trash and recycling collection neighborhoods collections will “slide” to the next day, so Wednesday’s collections will be made Thursday, Thursday’s collections will be made Friday and so on.

· In twice-a-week collection neighborhoods, normal collections will be made Monday and Tuesday; however, Thursday’s collections will be made Friday and Friday’s collections will be made Saturday.

· Street sweeping will be suspended Wednesday, July 4 so motorists will not need to move their cars that day.

The Ft. Totten Transfer Station will be closed Wednesday, July 4 and will reopen Thursday, July 5 for residents to bring trash, household hazardous waste and e-cyclables between 1 pm and 5 pm. DPW accepts household hazardous waste and e-cyclables only on the Thursday before the first Saturday of the month in order to accommodate residents whose religious beliefs prohibit them from using the monthly Saturday drop-off. While DPW normally offers personal document shredding on the first Saturday, items for shredding cannot be accepted during the Thursday drop-offs because these documents cannot be protected until the shredding contractor arrives on the first Saturday.

For a list of all household hazardous waste and e-cyclables accepted by DPW, please click on the HHW link at www.dpw.dc.gov.

Regards,

Kevin B. Twine

Staff Assistant

Office Of The Director

Department of Public Works

2000 14^th Street, NW

6^th Floor

Washington, DC 20009

Phone: 202-671-2593

DPW Main: 202-673-6833

Fax: 202-671-0642

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#15487

From: "Twine, Kevin (DPW)" <kevin.twine@...>
Date: Mon Jun 25, 2012 6:46 pm
Subject: DPW, DCRA To Discuss Illegal Dumping, Vacant Lots During Online Chat Wed., June 27

kevin.twine

DPW, DCRA To Discuss Illegal Dumping, Vacant Lots During Online Chat Wed., June 27

Are you experiencing a problem with people dumping trash in alleys or public spaces in your neighborhood? Are you concerned about unkempt vacant lots in your community? Do you know which agencies have the responsibility to handle these issues? Have you have reported these concerns previously and find the problem continues to reoccur?

The directors of DPW and DCRA invite you to join them for a live, online chat, Wednesday, June 27, 2012, from 12:00-1:00 pm. Participate in the chat for answers to the above questions, to discuss problem areas, receive status updates on previous requests, and receive valuable information to help keep your community clean and safe.

To participate in the session once it has begun, place dpw.dc.gov/livechat into the search browser or visit either of the agencies’ websites at www.dpw.dc.gov or www.dcra.dc.gov. A transcript of the chat session can be reviewed when it has ended by visiting the “livechat” link as well.

WHAT: Live, One-Hour Chat to Discuss Vacant Lots and Illegal Dumping

WHEN: Wednesday, June 27, 2012, 12:00-1:00 pm

WHERE: dpw.dc.gov/livechat

Regards,

Kevin B. Twine

Staff Assistant

Office Of The Director

Department of Public Works

2000 14^th Street, NW

6^th Floor

Washington, DC 20009

Phone: 202-671-2593

DPW Main: 202-673-6833

Fax: 202-671-0642

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#15488

From: "greenindc" <jeremiahalowery@...>
Date: Tue Jun 26, 2012 3:40 am
Subject: Bloombars Indie Movie Night Presents: Hunger Hits Home: Child Hunger in America

greenindc

What: Bloombars Indie Move Night presents "Hunger Hits Home: Child
Hunger in America" Afterward, networking and conversation with a
representative from BrainFood, and Share Our Strength's Community
Investment Team and other representatives.

When: Tuesday, June 26th, 7pm

Where: 3222 11th Street, NW  Washington, DC 20001

Hunger Hits Home (2012, 42 min), by Dan Cutforth and Jane Lipsitz � is
a special documentary that takes a first-hand look at the crisis of
childhood hunger in America.

In the wealthiest nation in the world, one in five children lives in
the shadow of hunger. In a new Food Network produced documentary,
HUNGER HITS HOME, audiences will get a first-hand look at the crisis
of childhood hunger in America through the eyes of the people on the
frontlines of the battle�parents and children, anti-hunger activists,
educators and politicians committed to eradicating the problem. HUNGER
HITS HOME examines the causes, complications and misconceptions about
childhood hunger in the United States and offersa glimpse at some of
the innovative solutions being put into practice today.

Following the screening, we'll discuss childhood hunger with local DC
efforts with Carina Gervacio, Program Coordinator of Brainfood (a
non-profit youth development organization in DC); and representatives
from Share Our Strength, including their Community Investment team.

Come network and see how you can get involved with anti-childhood
hunger advocates in Washington, D.C.

Web Link:
http://www.bloombars.com/garden-of-the-arts/film-digital-arts/626-bloomscreen-pr\
esents-hunger-hits-home
Facebook page to invite friends: http://www.facebook.com/events/250990561669782/

#15489

From: Jim Graham <grahamwone@...>
Date: Tue Jun 26, 2012 4:56 pm
Subject: FW: Mellow Mushroom in Adams Morgan Supports Marie Reed Elementary School

grahamwone2000

Adams_Morgan_Kids_Charity.jpg

Dear Friends:

Please see ATTACHED flier promoting a creative partnership between an Adams Morgan business and Marie Reed Elementary School.

The Marie Reed Elementary School PTA and Principal Eugene Pinkard have announced that Mellow Mushroom is offering FREE kids meals' with purchase of an adult meal Monday - Friday 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. throughout the summer.

A portion of the proceeds from kid's meals purchased at all other times throughout the summer will be donated to the Marie Reed Elementary School PTA and other non-profits.

Please consider supporting this exciting partnership and support DCPS.

Bests, Jim

Jim Graham, Councilmember, Ward One, 1350 Pa. Ave., NW, #105, Washington, DC 20004. 202-724-8181; 202-724-8109 (fax).

Chairman, Committee on Human Services (including alcohol regulation). Main Committee Number: 202-724-8191. 1350 Pa. Ave., NW, #116, Washington, DC 20004.

Website: www.grahamwone.com

From: Evelyn Boyd Simmons [mailto:eyboyd1@...]
Sent: Tuesday, June 26, 2012 12:53 AM
To: Jim Graham
Cc: JDeTaeye@...; asheywhite@...; pooja@...; eugene.pinkard@...; lv@...
Subject: Mellow Mushroom in Adams Morgan Supports Marie Reed Elementary School

Jim,

This great Adams Morgan business and this great Adams Morgan DCPS school have teamed up for a cool collaboration this hot summer! Marie Reed is part of the Cardozo Feeder School System that serves the Adams Morgan, Dupont, Foggy Bottom, Logan Circle, and Shaw neighborhoods. Shey White is a PTA officer at Marie Reed and Luba Vangelova is an incoming parent. Both are Adams Morgan/Ward 1 residents. I have also copied Principal Eugene Pinkard and Mellow Mushroom co-owner Pooja Mehta, a fomer child advocate. This is a great team!

Anything you could do to share this information through your Ward 1 communications and outreach networks would be greatly appreciated. Now that I have made this e-intro, I hope that you and John will be in direct contact with Shey regarding this matter.

Many thanks,

Evelyn Boyd Simmons

-----Original Message-----
From: A. Shey White <asheywhite@...>
To: Marie Reed Elementary School PTA <marie-reed-elementary-school-pta@googlegroups.com>
Cc: Evelyn Boyd Simmons <eyboyd1@...>; Pooja Mehta <pooja@...>
Sent: Sun, Jun 24, 2012 8:07 am
Subject: FREE kids meals during the week at Mellow Mushroom in Adams Morgan

Great news! The Marie Reed Elementary School PTA and Principal Pinkard are excited to announce that Mellow Mushroom (just down the street from the school, 2436 18th Street NW Washington, DC 20009) is offering FREE kids meals with purchase of adult meal Monday-Friday 11am-4pm all summer long!! What's more, a portion of the proceeds from kid's meals purchased at all other times throughout the summer will be donated to the Marie Reed Elementary School PTA. What a great way to support our community and our school!

See the attached flyer for details and I hope to see many of you over the summer at Mellow Mushroom!

To preview their menu: http://www.mellowmushroom.com/#/store/index/adamsmorgan

Sincerely,
MRES PTA and Principal Pinkard

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#15490

From: Brian Card <briancard1111@...>
Date: Tue Jun 26, 2012 5:16 pm
Subject: U Street Movie Series starting tomorrow June 27th

dchomeboy2001

June 21 version page 2 flyer.jpg

The U Street Movie Series returns for a third summer this Wednesday, June 27, 2012, at Harrison Recreation Center, on V Street between 13th and 14th Streets, NW.� The theme this year is Date Night in DC.� The first movie will be DC Cab (1983), starring Mr. T.� Local businesses Marvin, The Gibson, Patty Boom Boom, and Blackbyrd are providing a DJ starting at 7:00pm.� Screening begins at sundown.

�

Schedule:

June 27, 2012 - DC Cab
July 25, 2012 - Protocol
August 22, 2012 - The American President
September 26, 2012 - The Pelican Brief

All screenings are on Wednesdays.� In case of rain movie date follows the next Wednesday.

New this year: The Metropolitan Police Department Third District will be giving out free ice cream.

All movies are shown outdoors in a family-friendly environment and are free and open to the public. You may want to bring a blanket to sit on.� Sorry, dogs are not allowed in the park.� Donations and sponsorships are accepted at movies.ustreet-dc.org and will benefit Friends of Harrison Recreation Center, a nonprofit formed in 2009 that works directly with the DC Department of Parks and Recreation on capital improvements and design changes, and enhancing park management and programming.

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#15491

From: "Twine, Kevin (DPW)" <kevin.twine@...>
Date: Tue Jun 26, 2012 7:15 pm
Subject: Monthly HHW/E-Cycling/Personal Document Shredding, Sat., July 7, At Ft. Totten Transfer Station

kevin.twine

Monthly HHW/E-Cycling/Personal Document Shredding, Sat., July 7, At Ft. Totten Transfer Station

DC Residents May Drop Off These Items Between 8 am and 3 pm.

The Department of Public Works announced today its monthly Household Hazardous Waste/E-Cycling/Personal Document Shredding drop-off will be on Saturday, July 7, between 8 am and 3 pm at the Ft. Totten Transfer Station. District residents may bring toxic items, such as pesticides, batteries and cleaning fluids to Ft. Totten, along with computers, televisions and other unwanted electronic equipment. Personal document shredding also is available and residents may bring up to five boxes of materials to be shredded. No business or commercial material will be accepted.

To accommodate residents whose religious beliefs prohibit them from using the Saturday drop-off, DPW will accept household hazardous waste and e-cyclables only on the Thursday before the first Saturday of the month (July 5, from 1 pm to 5 pm). While DPW normally offers personal document shredding on the first Saturday, items for shredding cannot be accepted on Thursdays because these documents cannot be protected until the shredding contractor arrives the first Saturday.

For a list of all household hazardous waste and e-cyclables accepted by DPW, please click on the HHW link at www.dpw.dc.gov.

Directions to Ft. Totten: Travel east on Irving Street, NW, turn left on Michigan Avenue, turn left on John F. McCormack Road, NE and continue to the end of the street.

Regards,

Kevin B. Twine

Staff Assistant

Office Of The Director

Department of Public Works

2000 14^th Street, NW

6^th Floor

Washington, DC 20009

Phone: 202-671-2593

DPW Main: 202-673-6833

Fax: 202-671-0642

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#15492

From: "Ms. Wolfe" <mommywolfe@...>
Date: Tue Jun 26, 2012 8:52 pm
Subject: Fw: [rockcreeksportsclub] Day of Atonement

mommywolfe

----- Forwarded Message -----
From: rockcreeksportsclub <rockcreeksportsclub@...>
To: rockcreeksportsclub@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, June 26, 2012 3:12 PM
Subject: [rockcreeksportsclub] Day of Atonement

Day of Atonement-

a play by Rock Creek Sports Club member, Michael P. Moss.

The devastation of drug addiction, an impending judicial appointment, an unpaid debt, a release from prison and revenge all collide when two brothers, with very different paths, are reunited.Each must make fateful decisions, and accept the consequences, as long-held secrets expose contradictions in their lives. Issues emerge that call into question what it means to be a son, brother, father, a man.

You may know Mike from Tiny's spin class on Tuesday and Thursday morning's. Read more about Mike and his play in the interview we have posted on our website:[http://www.rockcreeksportsclub.com/?p=1165&preview=true] and plan to join us for opening night this Thursday, June 28^th @ 7:30pm at the H Street Playhouse - 1365 H Street, NE. Box Office:202-529-5763

If you can't make it for opening night there will be 3 additional shows this Friday & Saturday @ 7:30pm and Sunday @ 2:30pm.

Click the link for tickets. [www.africancontinuumtheatre.com]

Jun 28th - Jul 1, 2012

Thu, Jun28: 7:30pm

Fri, Jun29: 7:30pm

Sat, Jun30: 7:30pm

Sun, Jul1: 2:30pm

Box Office:202-529-5763

We hope to see you there!

#15493

From: CBaxter67@...
Date: Tue Jun 26, 2012 10:14 pm
Subject: Free concert

CBaxter67@...

My choir, Washington Men's Camerata, is singing in a free concert this Friday at 8PM at the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church (New York & 13th St, nw). The concert is part of the American Choral Director's National Symposium on American Choral Music and is free to the public. Also on the program is the Saint Mary's College Women's Choir. Lot's of good music. Hope you can come.

Chuck

#15494

From: Juan Ulloa <JUlloa@...>
Date: Wed Jun 27, 2012 1:07 pm
Subject: REMINDER: State of Ward 2 School Meeting TONIGHT

julloa1970

REMINDER: The State of Ward 2 Schools Meeting is TONIGHT Wednesday, June 27.
Reside in Ward 2, or have a child in a Ward 2 school? Join us!! Chancellor
Henderson and Council Member Evans will be on hand to field questions beginning
at 5pm: http://dcps.dc.gov/DCPS/Parents+and+Community/State+of+the+Schools

Juan Ulloa

#15495

From: Mary Lord <edwriter1@...>
Date: Wed Jun 27, 2012 2:20 pm
Subject: Ward 2 State of the Schools Forum, DC State Board of Education public meeting today

cheeky_lucky

Dear friends and neighbors,

If you're interested in learning more about Ward 2 schools and D.C. Public Schools' five-year strategic plan to improve student achievement (my favorite new goal: 90 percent of students will like the school they attend), please join Chancellor Henderson, Council Member Jack Evans, principals, teachers, and other education leaders this evening at the re-rescheduled Ward 2 State of the Schools forum.

5 pm - 8 pm

Francis-Stevens school, N street between 24th and 25th street, NW

I will be there early but must attend the DC State Board of Education's regularly scheduled June public meeting on revising DC's graduation requirements -- important work that demands your representative's full attention and has been on the calendar for months.

Don't have kids in public school? You still have a crucial role in improving education and opening the door of opportunity to our children - and our city's future. Ward 2 neighbors and communities have helped transform schools through volunteer efforts and show what great things are possible when committed people roll up their sleeves. In that vein, please read Courtland Milloy's superb and moving column about how his former Washington Post colleague has rallied his home town to turn around failing schools, starting with a program called Baby Steps to educate low income parents on how to turn their homes into 'learning environments' and prepare their toddlers for school success.

It really does take a village!

http://www.washingtonpost.com/local/former-post-columnist-raspberry-uses-baby-steps-to-transform-lives/2012/06/26/gJQAzBa64V_story.html

Mary Lord
Dupont/West End proud parent of new h.s. graduate and Ward 2 Representative on the DC State Board of Education

#15496

From: "Twine, Kevin (DPW)" <kevin.twine@...>
Date: Wed Jun 27, 2012 3:42 pm
Subject: DPW To Collect Residential Trash/Recycling Starting at 6 AM, June 28-29, July 2-3, Due To High Temperatures

kevin.twine

DPW To Collect Residential Trash/Recycling Starting at 6 AM, June 28-29, July 2-3, Due To High Temperatures

Residents are reminded that trash, recycling collections will be suspended July 4^th, and will ��slide�� the rest of the week.

The DC Department of Public Works announced today that its trash and recycling crews will begin their collections an hour earlier, at 6 am, for the remainder of this week, Thursday and Friday, June 28 - 29, and early next week, Monday and Tuesday, July 2 and 3, due to predicted 90�� and above temperatures and the effect of the 90�� plus heat index. Residents may put their trash and recyclables out for pick-up starting at 6 pm on the day before their collections so they do not have to change their morning schedules and to make sure these materials are collected. Trash and recycling containers should be removed from public space by 8 pm on the collection day.

Residents are reminded that DPW will observe Independence Day, Wednesday, July 4, and sanitation services will be suspended for the holiday. They will resume Thursday, July 5.

�� In once-a-week trash and recycling collection neighborhoods collections will ��slide�� to the next day, so Wednesday��s collections will be made Thursday, Thursday��s collections will be made Friday and so on.

�� In twice-a-week collection neighborhoods, normal collections will be made Monday and Tuesday; however, Thursday��s collections will be made Friday and Friday��s collections will be made Saturday.

�� Street sweeping will be suspended Wednesday, July 4 so motorists will not need to move their cars that day.

Regards,

Kevin B. Twine

Staff Assistant

Office Of The Director

Department of Public Works

2000 14^th Street, NW

6^th Floor

Washington, DC 20009

Phone: 202-671-2593

DPW Main: 202-673-6833

Fax: 202-671-0642

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#15497

From: "Barragan, JuanCamilo (EOM)" <juancamilo.barragan@...>
Date: Wed Jun 27, 2012 7:31 pm
Subject: DPW to Collect Residential Trash/Recycling Starting at 6 AM, June 28-29, July 2-3, Due to High Temperatures

juancamilo.b...

DPW to Collect Residential Trash/Recycling Starting at 6 AM, June 28-29, July 2-3, Due to High Temperatures

Residents are reminded that trash, recycling collections will be suspended July 4th, and will ��slide�� the rest of the week.

(Washington, DC) The DC Department of Public Works announced today that its trash and recycling crews will begin their collections an hour earlier, at 6 am, for the remainder of this week, Thursday and Friday, June 28 - 29, and early next week, Monday and Tuesday, July 2 and 3, due to predicted 90�� and above temperatures and the effect of the 90�� plus heat index. Residents may put their trash and recyclables out for pick-up starting at 6 pm on the day before their collections so they do not have to change their morning schedules and to make sure these materials are collected. Trash and recycling containers should be removed from public space by 8 pm on the collection day.

Residents are reminded that DPW will observe Independence Day, Wednesday, July 4, and sanitation services will be suspended for the holiday. They will resume Thursday, July 5.

In once-a-week trash and recycling collection neighborhoods collections will ��slide�� to the next day, so Wednesday��s collections will be made Thursday, Thursday��s collections will be made Friday and so on.

In twice-a-week collection neighborhoods, normal collections will be made Monday and Tuesday; however, Thursday��s collections will be made Friday and Friday��s collections will be made Saturday.

Street sweeping will be suspended Wednesday, July 4 so motorists will not need to move their cars that day.

Juan Camilo Barragan

Ward 1 Liaison

Office of Neighborhood Engagement (ONE)

Executive Office of the Mayor

(202) 538-0313

Twitter: Juan_Ward1

JuanCamilo.Barragan@...

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#15498

From: "robin" <robin.shuster@...>
Date: Thu Jun 28, 2012 3:39 am
Subject: MUSHROOMS! New Producer joins 14&U FM Saturday

robinjeffs

Hi Neighbors,

I am SO excited.  I have been waiting for months to be able to tell you that
we...finally... have MUSHROOMS at the market.  Joe and Sarah are coming to
market for the first time this week.  Be sure to try the grey dove oysterss
"more solid and flavorful than most pale oyster strains. Generally they taste
sweetly shrimp-like, shrink little and hold their shape when briefly cooked."  I
will post some recipes on the facebook page and have some recipes at the market
table.

		 Let me introduce Joe and Sarah.  Although he is a physicist and she is a
lawyer, their greatest passion is for mushrooms. When I first met them, their
mushroom house was in Shaw, just a few blocks away.  But they realized that the
space they needed was, shall we say, mushrooming... so they moved to Takoma Park
where they rebuilt a much larger mushroom house.  That is why they were not able
to join us in May when we opened for the season.


		 That is the big news of the week and I hope every one of you will stop at our
new mushroom stand, Takoma Mushrooms.  This week it is on the U Street side of
the market between Mountan View and McCleaf.�

Besides our new mushroom stand, we have lots for July 4th celebrations:

		 Kuhn:  Yellow Nectarines as well as white and yellow peaches and strawberries.
A deal on flats (12 pints) of blueberries and special prices on 2 fers (
gooseberries, currants, raspberries and blackberries ). Artichokes, shallots,
leeks, fennel, scallions, beets, radishes.  Lodi and Transluscent apples for
applesauce.

		 Whisked:  Jenna is making cherry pies for your July 4th picnics and sweet
corn, cheddar and Jalapeno quiche because she was so inspired by Garner's
bushels of corn last week.  Her 6 inch pies are perfect for two (or one very
hungry guy) but she has larger pies for the festivities as well.  They are just
not on the table but in the cooler.  Ask her.

		 McCleaf: Blueberries raspberries, blackberries,  yellow and white peaches,
lettuces, currants, kales, apples. Fuji apple  juice  (nice on a HOT DAY)

		 Garner: Yellow corn this week, hot and sweet peppers, cucumbers, eggplant, 6
kinds of summer squash, yellow, green and Roman beans,chards, kales, pickles,
strawberry daiquiri mix., new potatoes.

		 Pecan Meadow:  Hamburger and ground beef central for the holiday.  Lots of
steaks.  Chickens. Duck. Lamb. Goat Eggs (chicken, duck, goose).

		 Truck Patch:  How about some pork on the grill?  Every cut of pork you can
imagine and all the sausages as well.  I made spice -rubbed ribs again the other
night, cooked low and slow and then crisped.  Delicious. Eggs (and maybe the
Turkey breasts will be back this week).  Arugula. Baby Chard. Spinach. Red and
White Spring Onions. Kales.

		 Mountain View: Pickled Spicy Garlic Scapes, Kimchi, Attila's Hungarian
peppers, beets, cucumbes, chard, kale, lettuce, summer squash, mustards,
tomatoes..carrots. turnips. fennel.  Kimchi and hot dogs (meat or faux) are a
classic mix.�

		 Panorama: More croissants, more baguettes, more rolls for July 4th picnics. 
Plus all the other breads

		 Cherry Glen: Provencal style Chevre, ricotta, semi aged soft rounds of brie
like Monocracies in Silver, Ash and Chipotle. Crottins.

		 Dolcezza:  Perfect for a hot day.  New flavors include: honey lavender and
chocolate mint plus all your favorites.

		 See you Saturday.  Come early if it is hot.  Visit Takoma Mushrooms and talk
to Joe and Sarah.

		 Robin, John and Kealy

#15499

From: Jim Graham <grahamwone@...>
Date: Thu Jun 28, 2012 12:18 pm
Subject: Seeking views on Parking for Students

grahamwone2000

Dear Friends,

The Residential Parking Protection Act of 2012 will be voted on by the Council in early July. Councilmember Michael Brown and I are considering offering an amendment to extend the bill’s proposed changes to the Residential Parking Program to include areas in Ward One --- specifically, neighborhoods immediately around Howard University.

Under current law, the District will issue a Reciprocity Parking Permit to temporary residents who are full-time students --- even if their vehicle is registered out-of-state. This allows them to take advantage of the Residential Parking Program.

Passage of this bill would disallow full-time students, residing in the area around American University from parking their out-of-state registered vehicles in RPP spots. (Georgetown and George Washington universities already have this restriction.) The legislation was offered in response to concerns that students are placing heavy demands on scarce street parking.

Of course, students with a DC registered vehicle would continue to have this privilege.

At this point, we are asking for your guidance on whether to further restrict full-time students’ participation in RPP in the Howard University area.

Please share your thinking with us prior to July 6.

Bests, CM Jim Graham

Jim Graham, Councilmember, Ward One, 1350 Pa. Ave., NW, #105, Washington, DC 20004. 202-724-8181; 202-724-8109 (fax).

Chairman, Committee on Human Services (including alcohol regulation). Main Committee Number: 202-724-8191. 1350 Pa. Ave., NW, #116, Washington, DC 20004.

Website: www.grahamwone.com