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Free kids¡¯ cleats, winter coats

 

Hi all
We have the following gently used items to give away.? Our kids have outgrown them.

Orange North Face parka, Boys Size XS
Purple Girls North Face windbreaker, Size M /10-12
Black Girls North Face parka with purple zip out fleece lining, Size M /10-12
Black cleats with purple trim, girls size 4

Let me know if you are interested in any of these.
We are at 224 10th St.
Capitol Hill Forum on DC Justice to be Held Nov. 13

 

Capitol Hill Forum on DC Justice To Be Held Nov. 13:
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The Ward 6 Democrats and the?Hill Rag?are sponsoring a panel discussion about DC justice next week?on Wednesday, Nov. 13, at 7 p.m. at the Harold J. Gordon Building, 124 15th?St., SE.
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The forum will examine the issues of transparency, policing, prosecution, supervision and accountability in addressing violent crime in our community. Panel members will address?how DC is working to provide a fair and balanced system of justice and what challenges there are to overcome.
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Panel members include Ward 6 Councilmember Charles Allen, as well as representatives from the DC Police Department, DC Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency, the DC Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement, the DC attorney general and the U.S. Attorney¡¯s office. Water Smith, executive director of DC Appleseed will moderate.
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The meeting is open to the public. Please RSVP to the event:
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Audience members will be asked to submit written questions.
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This forum is part of an ongoing series of Ward 6 Matters quarterly?community forums sponsored by Ward 6 Democrats and the?Hill Rag.?
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Yahoo block group shutting down soon

 

Hello neighbors,

As many of you probably know yahoo is shutting down its yahoo group function in December (14?).?

I started this group around when Ian was born to stay connected with our block and alley neighbors. It¡¯s definitely been useful over the years and I¡¯ve appreciated having it.

But it is barely used now and certainly for us less relevant for kid related things. So I¡¯m going to call it quits and not attempt to transfer it to a new listserve group platform.?

If anyone does have any interest in seeing the 200 11th st SE block group continue let me know and I can make you the manager before it¡¯s too late. I know that others have been transitioning their yahoo groups to other group platforms successfully.?

It¡¯s been a good run.

Signing off.

Antonia?
219 11th street?
Anyone who came to East Capitol St on Halloween Eve, please give quick feedback on how the lights,street closures worked

 

fyi

----- Forwarded Message -----

From: Holtzman, Steve (SMD 6B05) <6b05@...>
To: Holtzman, Steve (SMD 6B05) <6b05@...>
Sent: Sunday, November 3, 2019, 12:23:06 AM EDT
Subject: Anyone who came to East Capitol St on Halloween Eve, please give quick feedback on how the lights,street closures worked

Hi All,

? Anyone who walked around 8th,9th and 10th & East Capitol St on Halloween....it would be really valuable to get your feedback while it's still fresh in your minds.?

? The city added 4 elements to the experience and it would be good to know whether they were helpful or not and whether we should push for them next year or change them in any way.

  1. Light towers at 9th and 10th St intersections
  2. Traffic control officers at intersections of 9th and 10th
  3. Extra police
  4. Closing of the 800,900 and 1000 blocks of East Capitol while keeping the north-south vehicular traffic open and moving along the cross streets.
Note, this last element, #4, was a proposal that we gave to DC homeland security as a less disruptive alternative suggestion to just closing all the blocks completely. Truth is, as I mentioned in a previous email, they said "No". However, they also said that the Police would have the authority to close blocks on site if they felt there was a public safety situation. I was surprised to see that the blocks were closed after all.

What happened is that a special events unit of the police was assigned to East Capitol for the evening. The officer in charge, shortly after his unit's arrival on the street, decided on his own judgment that closing the blocks was necessary. So, he did so.

So, what are thoughts about whether these elements worked or not? Any comments would be appreciated and will help us in reviewing what can/should be done next year.

Oh, and one piece of potentially good news for many. You may have noticed that the parked cars remained in place. I was there and had a conversation with the officer in charge. He said that, in this kind of situation, the presence of the parked cars was not a problem and he didn't think that moving them was a necessity. We'll bring this back to Mayor's Special Events Task Force and its members, who told us that they had a non-negotiable rule on moving all the cars, and see what they say.

best,

?Steve

Steve Holtzman, 6B05

ps As residents of East Capitol are well aware, the light towers on thursday had a bit of an issue. They were supposed to be turned off (with their noisy generators) at 10pm. They stayed on quite a bit longer. Last I heard was 1 am. I reached out to DDOT around 11 and at midnight but couldn't get anyone around. The next morning, the DDOT official in charge of the towers apologized and explained that his crews were pulled off suddenly to deal with weather related issues that night. It would have been ideal if they had just clicked a couple of "OFF" switches before they left. I pointed that out to them. Sorry for the inconvenience. Hopefully, if the light towers come back next year, everyone involved will keep all this in mind and make sure it doesn't happen again.
Hill Center Pottery - Pottery on the Hill

 

Folks,

If you go by the Hill Center today, please stop by and say hi to some friends of ours - Hitomi and Takuro Shibata - who are up from Seagrove, NC.??

Danny?
200 11th

Severe weather this evening. A tornado watch has been issued for the area until midnight.

 

Here is the latest.?
Be sure to look for updates to the forecast. Stay safe!? Happy Halloween.?

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...DAMAGING LINE OF THUNDERSTORMS LIKELY TO MOVE EAST ACROSS THE AREA BETWEEN MID AFTERNOON AND MIDNIGHT...

A line of thunderstorms is expected to move east across the region. These storms will bring the possibility of damaging wind gusts and isolated tornadoes. Please be sheltered when these thunderstorms pass through your area.

The most likely timing of the line ranges from mid to late afternoon for the Potomac Highlands, to the evening for the Baltimore/Washington metros, to between 9pm and midnight for areas east of I-95 to the Chesapeake Bay. The storms will likely last an hour or less in most areas.

Stay informed. For more exact timing for your location, consult the forecast for your community at our website or our Facebook or Twitter feeds for National Weather Service Baltimore/Washington.

Forecast discussion -? ??

-Maureen
Halloween:: DC govt plans for improving public safety on East Capitol blocks this year

 

Not sure if others on this list get Steve's emails.? He is our ANC commissioner.

----- Forwarded Message -----

From: Holtzman, Steve (SMD 6B05) <6b05@...>
To: Holtzman, Steve (SMD 6B05) <6b05@...>
Sent: Tuesday, October 29, 2019, 06:27:24 PM EDT
Subject: Halloween:: DC govt plans for improving public safety on East Capitol blocks this year

? Just wanted to pass along to everyone the planned measures of DC agencies re improving public safety on the East Capitol blocks on Halloween eve this Thursday. You may recall that the ANCs had been in discussion with them for the last few months on possible closure of the blocks to traffic for the evening. For the reasons detailed in an earlier email, that is not going to happen. However, I learned this afternoon that DC agencies intend to do the following this year:

  • MPD will provide an increased police presence on the East Capitol blocks from 8th to 11th.?They did not give numbers but noted that it would be a substantial increase from last year.
  • DDOT will post a pair of Traffic Control Officers at 4 intersections: East Capitol and 8th; East Capitol and 9th; East Capitol and 10th; East Capitol and 11th.?The officers will be posted from 6pm until 11pm. (I noted that trick or treating might begin as early as 5pm, but was told that they had considered this but their timing was targetted to the fall of dusk.
  • DDOT will set up two?Light Towers one at 9th and East Capitol and one at 10th and East Capitol.?Their plan is to set them up around 6pm and keep them in place until 11pm. I thought that 11pm might be a bit late and noted this but said I'd check with all of you and get back to them tomorrow. I've also asked for some kind of description of the light towers, their intensity and angles to make sure they aren't beaming into people's?bedroom windows.

Note, the light tower idea didn't come from ANC commissioners and today is the first I've heard of it in tangible terms. The DC agencies discussed this among themselves and decided to throw it in. I'm trying to get more exact details on this. Hopefully, it's a good idea. If anyone feels strongly it is?not?a good idea, please give a shout.

?best,

?Steve


Steve Holtzman, 6B05
Boy Scout Troop 500 Pumpkin Sale Today and Tomorrow

 

Boy Scout Troop 500 Pumpkin Sale
212 East Capitol St NE
Sat 9-7 and Sun 9- till they are gone

Come one, come all!

Antonia
PRESS RELEASE: Mayor Bowser Addresses District¡¯s Preparation for 2019 World Series

 

FYI?


? PRESS RELEASE: Mayor Bowser Addresses District¡¯s
? ? ? Preparation for 2019 World Series (Kane, Morgan (MPD))




First District Community,

Please see the press release regarding the District?s preparation for the World Series.

Also, please text ?NATS? to 888-777 to receive important information from the District Government on weather, transit, traffic, and more during the World Series.

Best regards,

Morgan C. Kane, MPA
Commander, First District
Patrol Services South
Metropolitan Police Department
101 M Street, SW
Washington, DC 20024<x-apple-data-detectors://1/1>
202-299-2037<tel:202-299-2037> (office)
202-809-1275 (cellular)
morgan.kane@...morgan.kane@...>
www.mpdc.dc.gov<>
Twitter @DCPoliceDept

We are here to help.


From: "Press (EOM)" <Press@...Press@...>>
To: "Press (EOM)" <Press@...Press@...>>
Subject: PRESS RELEASE: Mayor Bowser Addresses District?s Preparation for 2019 World Series

PRESS RELEASE

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
October 21, 2019

CONTACT:
LaToya Foster (EOM) ? (202) 727-5011; latoya.foster@...latoya.foster@...>

Mayor Bowser Addresses District?s Preparation for 2019 World Series
Fans Headed to Navy Yard Encouraged to Use Public Transit Options, Sign Up for District?s Text Alerts

(WASHINGTON, DC) ? The Bowser Administration is coordinating service and logistical operations across multiple District agencies in response to the 2019 World Series. Residents, business owners, and fans are encouraged to visit sportscapital.dc.gov<> to learn more information on road closures, parking restrictions, various transit options, and more.

?After a historic season, our Washington Nationals will host the World Series in the #SportsCapital for the first time in 85 years!? said Mayor Muriel Bowser. ?Nationals fans are ready, and our Administration is prepared to facilitate a world-class experience for DC residents and visitors. Let?s go Nats!?

The best-of-seven series begins in Houston on Tuesday, October 22. The Washington Nationals? home games are:


? *? Game 3 on Friday, October 25
? *? Game 4 on Saturday, October 26
? *? Game 5 on Sunday, October 27

The Nationals are hosting watch parties at Nationals Park on Tuesday, October 22, and Wednesday, October 23. For more information on the game watches, visit nationals.com/watchparty.

Mayor Bowser is encouraging residents and fans headed to the Navy Yard for watch parties or the games to text ?NATS? to 888-777 to receive important information from District Government on weather, transit, traffic, and more.

Navy Yard and the areas around Nationals? stadium will draw large crowds during the watch parties and home games which require parking restrictions, road access restrictions and road closures. A comprehensive list is below:

Road Access Restrictions
First Street SE, south of M Street SE, will be converted to one-way southbound operations, continuing west onto Potomac Avenue SE to South Capitol Street for each World Series home game and/or stadium watch party event. The following streets will be restricted to local and event traffic for all stadium watch parties and home games beginning at 2:00 p.m. until approximately midnight:


? *? Van Street SE between M Street SE and N Street SE (access to residential parking garages will be permitted)
? *? N Street SE between First Street SE and New Jersey Avenue SE (access to parking lots will be permitted)
? *? Potomac Avenue SE from First Street SE to South Capitol Street SE
? *? First Street SE: M Street SE to Potomac Avenue SE

Parking Restrictions
Residents and visitors should expect significant impacts to on-street parking during the World Series. Emergency no parking restrictions will be in effect 24 hour a day beginning Tuesday, October 22, and will remain in place for World Series home games, unless otherwise signed. All vehicles that are parked in the area and in violation of the emergency no parking signs will be ticketed and towed. Motorists whose vehicles are towed should call 202-541-6083. The following streets are impacted:


? *? First Street SE: I Street SE to Potomac Avenue SE*
? *? First Street SE: M Street SE to Potomac Avenue SE*
? *? N Place SE: First Street SE to dead-end at east end of block*
? *? N Street SE: First Street SE to New Jersey Avenue SE*
? *? Potomac Avenue SE: First Street SE to Capitol Street SE*
? *? Half Street SE: M Street SE to N Street SE*
? *? Van Street SE: M Street SE to N Street SE*
? *? N Street SE: South Capitol Street to First Street SE*
? *? Half Street SE: I Street SE to M Street SE
? *? Potomac Avenue SW: South Capitol Street to First Street SW (north curb)
? *? 2nd Street SW: R Street SW to T Street SW (east curb)
? *? 3rd Street SE: M Street SE to I Street SE (west curb)
? *? Cushing Place SE: M Street SE to L Street SE
? *? I Street SE: Half Street SE to South Capitol Street (north curb)
? *? K Street SE: New Jersey Avenue SE to South Capitol Street SE
? *? L Street SE: New Jersey Avenue SE to South Capitol Street SE
? *? M Street SE: South Capitol Street SE to 4th Street SE
? *? M Street SW: South Capitol Street to First Street SW
? *? South Capitol Street SE: L Street SE to N Street SE

*in effect 24 hours a day beginning October 22 and will remain in place for duration of World Series.

Road Closures
The following streets will be closed to all motorized vehicles for all home games and stadium watch parties beginning at 3:00 p.m. and reopen at approximately midnight:

?? ? ? ? Half Street SE between M Street SE and N Street SE
?? ? ? ? N Street SE between the Nationals Park GEICO parking garage (at Van Street SE) and First Street SE
?? ? ? ? N Place SE

Additionally, the District?s Homeland Security and Emergency Management Agency (HSEMA) and the City of Houston are supporting each other?s preparedness efforts during the games by traveling to the opposing team?s jurisdiction to foster communication and coordination between state and local partners. To ensure effective communication across the District during the home games hosted by the Nationals, the District?s Emergency Operations Center (EOC) will activate.

Finally, MPD reminds those interested in purchasing tickets for the 2019 World Series to steer clear of ticket scalpers. Fans are encouraged to use Safe Exchange Zones<> when conducting in-person transactions using online applications such as Craigslist and Offer Up. A link to ticket buying tips is located here<>. If you have further questions or encounter a scam, please contact the Financial and Cyber Crimes Unit at 202-727-4159 or mpd.fraud-unit@...mpd.fraud-unit@...>.

All street closures and listed times are subject to change based upon prevailing or unexpected conditions. Motorists will encounter delays if operating in the vicinity of this event and may wish to consider alternative routes. MPD and the District Department of Transportation remind motorists in the vicinity of this event to proceed with caution as increased pedestrian traffic can be anticipated.

GO NATS!

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Social Media:
Mayor Bowser Twitter: @MayorBowser<>
Mayor Bowser Instagram: @Mayor_Bowser<>
Mayor Bowser Facebook: facebook.com/MayorMurielBowser<>
Mayor Bowser Website: mayor.dc.gov<>
Bag of ice packs on my fence

 

Hi friends

Does anyone know about the blue bag of ice packs Hanging on my fence?

I didn¡¯t put them there and don¡¯t want them

Anyone want them? Lose them?


Please pardon typos this was hurriedly Sent from my iPhone
Maury ES annual Yard sale tomorrow

 

Don't miss the biggest yard sale in the area.?Maury ES? (1250 Constitution Ave NE )is having its annual Yard and Bake sale tomorrow, Saturday, from 9am-1pm.??

In addition to the sale, they will have tours around their amazing newly renovated building at the top of each hour.?

Antonia
??It¡¯s historically dry out there - water trees!??

 

fyi

----- Forwarded Message -----

From: Robert Shaut
To: "antoniaherzog2004@..."
Sent: Wednesday, October 2, 2019, 03:03:01 PM EDT
Subject: ??It¡¯s historically dry out there - water trees!??

Here are some tips to help
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PLEASE WATER YOUR TREES!

It¡¯s historically dry out there! The time to water is now! Here are some tips to help:

For newly planted trees (planted 1 ¨C 3 years ago):

  1. These trees are the most susceptible to damage/death due to inadequate water first. Start with those trees located in areas with limited soil - think street trees and those surrounded by/near concrete and curbs.
  2. Water slowly. The ground is hard and dry ¨C water will run off if too much is applied too quickly.
  3. Place a hose a foot or so from the base of the tree and turn it on to a trickle. Set a timer to let the water run for one to two hours.?Occasionally moving it the hose nozzle to provide water to the entire root zone of the tree. If you have a small sprinkler head you can use that to cover a wider area ¨C but again turn it on to low.
  4. You can also water with a five gallon bucket that you have drilled some (three is sufficient) holes in the bottom about the diameter of a pencil lead. Place the bucket at the base of the tree, fill the bucket to the top with water, let it drain, move it slightly, and fill it again ¨C up to five?times.?
  5. If you can, place a mulch ring around the tree following the . Mulch keeps the water in the soil feeding the roots by slowing evaporation.
  6. After you¡¯ve saturated the soil around the tree, repeat the watering process every three to four days. If you are unsure about when to water again, check our .
For established trees:
  1. All trees in this drought can use some water, especially street trees. If you have street trees in front of your home letting a hose drip onto its roots for a few hours will be a big help! Move the hose nozzle around every hour or so to water the entire area.
  2. The rule of thumb in these severe conditions is: WATER!
Thanks for your help!

Sincerely,

Robert Shaut
ISA Certified Arborist? MA-6185A |?Director of Tree Planting | Casey Trees

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3030 12th St NE
Washington, D.C. 20017
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ISO old yoga mats

 

Our senior dog is having a tough time on our wood floors.? The vet suggested that old yoga mats would help with traction.? If anyone has old ones they are considering getting rid of, we would be happy to take them off?your hands.

-Dan and Cara
Roofer and window replacement

 

Anyone have a roofer they¡¯d recommend? We need to replace ours and are also looking into finally replacing the almost 100 year old windows in our house! So also interested in recommendations for a window replacement company

Thanks much!
Jennifer & Gregg
231 11th Street SE
Re: ISO tripod

 

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I have one..will be available after 1 pm on Sunday.
Fred 248 11th


On Sep 14, 2019, at 12:19 PM, Dan Kolker dakolker@... [11thSEblock] <11thSEblock-noreply@...> wrote:

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Actually do not need it after all. Thanks to those who responded



> On Sep 14, 2019, at 11:43 AM, TERI MEMOLO <pterim@...> wrote:
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> I do, but I am in Paris till Monday. If my mom can find it you can borrow it. She is cc¡¯d.
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>> On Sep 14, 2019, at 5:28 PM, Dan Kolker <dakolker@...> wrote:
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>> Wondering if someone has a camera tripod we can borrow for an hour this weekend
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>> Thanks
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Re: ISO tripod

 

Actually do not need it after all. Thanks to those who responded

On Sep 14, 2019, at 11:43 AM, TERI MEMOLO <pterim@...> wrote:

I do, but I am in Paris till Monday. If my mom can find it you can borrow it. She is cc¡¯d.

Sent from my iPhone

On Sep 14, 2019, at 5:28 PM, Dan Kolker <dakolker@...> wrote:

Wondering if someone has a camera tripod we can borrow for an hour this weekend

Thanks

Sent from my iPhone

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ISO tripod

 

Wondering if someone has a camera tripod we can borrow for an hour this weekend

Thanks
Ward 6 Dems Debate Watch Party Set for Thursday, Sept. 12 at Valor Brewpub

 

The Ward 6 Democrats will be holding a Debate Watch Party on Thursday, Sept. 12, at 8 p.m. at Valor Brewpub, 723 8th Street, SE.? Everyone is welcome.

Re: 11th Street list serve

 

Sure!

Shelby,? I just added you to our block yahoo group, 11thseblock@....? Look for an invite.? You need to accept this invite to join the group.? You will need a yahoo account.? But you can always then direct any emails from the yahoo group to go to your gmail.? If you do not see the invite you can also go to here:?? and request to join.

Antonia




On Saturday, September 7, 2019, 04:08:03 PM EDT, Danielle Drissel wrote:


Hi Antonia.
Hope the school year is off to a good start. Our neighbors at 239 11th Street are hoping to join list serv. Could you please add them?
Thanks so much.
Danielle

Seeking Help for Halloween Safety Proposal

 

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Hello Alley Neighbors and Friends -?

A fellow Maury parent serves on the ANC and is spearheading a pilot project to close East Capitol from 5 to 9pm to cars. ?You may have heard about this initiative already this summer, but we missed it while away. ? I understand that our representative Steve Holtzman is against the idea. ??

Personally I think it¡¯s a great idea. ? If you are in support of the closure, please email Steve at?Steven Holtzman:6b05@... and let your voice be heard!?

Thanks!?

Begin forwarded message:

From: "Amber Gove amber.gove@... [maury_elementary]" <maury_elementary-noreply@...>
Subject: [maury_elementary] re: Seeking Help for Halloween Safety Proposal
Date: August 26, 2019 at 4:22:39 PM EDT
Reply-To: amber.gove@...


Dear Maury Family,
Happy first day of school! I'm following up on my request from earlier this summer regarding Halloween with an update on the proposal. For those who missed it, I've been working to pilot a closure of East Capitol to (moving) vehicles from 5-9 pm on Halloween to allow for a safer trick-or-treating experience for all.

The Commissioners responsible for the 800 to 1000 blocks of East Capitol Street are seeking leadership from the residents of these blocks to take this effort forward. If you are a resident of one of these blocks (or know someone who is) and are interested in pursuing a closed street pilot for Halloween, can you please reach out to your Commissioner?

If you are not a resident of those blocks and have comments about the proposal please feel reach out to the Commissioners (details below) and let them know what you think (it is helpful to identify which block you live in). Please send your emails in advance of the ANC meetings (which take place the first and second weeks of September). Feel free to copy me if you wish: AmberANC6A at?? And thanks to all the families who have already written to express your support!

Thanks,
Amber
Mom to Maury 3rd Grader, Ferris and Eliot-Hine 6th Grader, Riley
Chair, ANC6A

---------- Forwarded message ---------
From:?Amber Gove?<amber.gove@...>
Date: Sat, Aug 3, 2019 at 11:04 AM
Subject: Seeking Help for Halloween Safety Proposal
To: <maury_elementary@...>


Dear Maury Families,

School hasn¡¯t even begun but some of us are already thinking about Halloween...

In response to resident requests for increased safety, our ANC is considering a proposal to pilot the closure of a portion of East Capitol to cars on Halloween. Currently we are in very preliminary discussions with MPD and DDOT but are considering closing East Capitol from 8th to 11th streets to moving vehicles (already parked cars would remain in place) from 5 pm to 9 pm. This would hopefully increase pedestrian safety and ease congestion on the very crowded sidewalks by allowing some foot (and stroller) traffic to use the street.?

To get this going we are hoping to identify a ¡°block lead¡± for each block who can work with their Commissioners to talk to neighbors and request ANC support to move this forward.?

If you are a resident of the following blocks and would be willing to help (or just have comments on the idea) please contact your Commissioner:

Mike Soderman: MikeANC6A03 at?
800-1000 blocks of East Capitol (north side)
Unit blocks of 8th, 9th, 10th and 11th (NE)

Steven Holtzman: 6B05 at?
900-1000 blocks of East Capitol (south side)
Unit blocks of 9th, 10th and 11th (SE)

Gerald Sroufe: 6B02 at?
800 block of East Capitol (south side)
Unit block of 8th (SE)

If you are not a resident of those blocks and have comments about the proposal please feel reach out to the the above Commissioners and let them know what you think (it is helpful to identify which block you live in). Feel free to copy me if you wish: AmberANC6A at?

Thanks,
Amber

PS: Maury parents Brian Alcorn and Ruth Ann Hudson also serve with me on our ANC. You can find contact information for your Commissioners here:




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Amber Gove
Cell: 202-306-4116
amber.gove@...


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