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Hi Neighbors - Sorry for the random ask here - but I am desperately in need of the little rubber bands that are used on braces (but maybe not so much anymore !?) . I need it for my sleeping mouth guard and am headed out for a trip in about 15 minutes. If you have any little bands laying around, I would love to take them off your hands. Or steal them from your teenager. Text me if you happen to have some! I’m hopping in an uber at 930. Martha Stracener Dantzic 202-669-3818 cell martha.dantzic@...

Hi Friends and Neighbors - It’s that time of year where our amazing CSA One Acre Farm is starting up for the summer season. Now, Farmer Mike and his crew are doing shares all year long, with sweet add ons like a mushroom share and an herb share. Shares come in small and large sizes, where you can skip a couple of weeks and you can even customize your share to get more of what you love and none of what you hate. And right here, in your very own alley! How hyperlocal can you be?? Check out their site to learn more and join us and your neighbors in enjoying THE BEST veggies in the DMV! https://www.oneacrefarm.com LMK if you have any questions! Martha Stracener Dantzic 202-669-3818 cell martha.dantzic@...

Hi Neighbors - Sammy and some other neighborhood kids are playing paparazzi tonight at Maury at the Market. We’d love to use a Polaroid camera for the photos. LMK if you may have one to borrow? Thanks so much! Martha Dantzic 213 11th St SE 202-669-3818

The print edition, with much better photos of our street, is in today’s (April 30) Washington Post. Marci Enviado por mi iphone

Hey friends and neighbors - hope you’ll join us Sunday at Hill Center to kick off our Spring Concert Series. And, help us celebrate David’s birthday! Hope to see you there! Martha Stracener Dantzic 202-669-3818 cell martha.dantzic@...

Hi Friends and Neighbors - if you haven’t heard about the Save Motts Market campaign, check out the info below and some info from some of the organizers. Next grassroots meeting is tonight - if you are interested in learning more or getting involved, go sign up on the website here: https://www.mottsmarket.com As we head into the homestretch of this final push for investors, we encourage you all to spread the word about our effort to your contacts. Resources will continue to be added to our website throughout the week. SaveMottsMarket.com Video: Our very talented neighbor Michael Skinner has made a promotional/informational video to share with our contacts. Please share it far and wide! You can find the link to the video here: Video: https://vimeo.com/695903377 Please tag our social media accounts @SaveMottsMarket both on twitter and instagram. Press: We have three new articles out tonight. Please share on your social media pages. The Hill is Home article can be found HERE. The Commercial Observer can be found HERE. Lincoln Park PLANTS newsletter has been sent out to the listserve. I will be adding both public articles to our website under the "Press" page for folks to access. If you would like to be added to our grassroots committee, please let us know. The next grassroots meeting will be Wednesday April 6th at 8pm. Martha Stracener Dantzic 202-669-3818 cell martha.dantzic@...

Hello Friends and Neighbors - My dear friend Leah, jewelry artist, originally at Eastern Market and who brought me to the neighborhood, is looking for a small, affordable 1 BR/Studio in close proximity to our home to rent with her cat. Please LMK if you or any friends have a basement apartment coming available in the next couple of months. Thanks so much! Martha Dantzic 213 11th St SE 202-669-3818

We just had a woman come to our door with no credentials asking to see pepco bills for some kind of verification. Imagine she’s trying others. Maybe she’s legitimate but more likely a scam as described below: Slamming (Switching Energy Supply Companies) “Slamming” is the practice of switching your utility supplier and is another favorite of scammers. So, you wonder how scammers are able to switch your energy supplier? Remember Maryland is a choice state, so you can choose a different energy supplier. So for electricity, you can choose the default supplier or switch to solar, wind or other energy source. No matter the supplier of electricity, PEPCO would still send your bills. Here’s where the scammers come in. Legally, a salesperson comes to your door, or calls you on the phone, to ask if you want to switch energy suppliers and pitches their product or claims to have a better rate than your current supplier. Scammers might not take no for an answer and switch your supplier anyway. They may claim to be “from your utility company” or “the government” and need to see your bill in order to determine if you are eligible for discounts. Your bill has your account number which is how they make the switch. Absolutely, under no circumstances show these individuals a copy of your bill. In some instances, the person at your door may try and create a sense of urgency or even threaten not to leave your property until she’s seen your bill. This is your home so you can simply close your door. If at a later time, you decide to change your supplier company, do your homework and research which company will be the best fit for you. The Montgomery Energy Connection website can help you research programs and options on your energy consumption. The AARP has more information regarding this slamming scam. If you have questions about who your electricity supplier is, please contact your utility. In Montgomery County, that could be Potomac Electric Power Company (PEPCO), Baltimore Gas and Electric (BGE), or Potomac Edison Company.

Our son may have left a black lightweight jacket with NIKE down one sleeve in the alley between 10th and 11th streets. If you come across it please let me know. Thanks.

They’re old. They probably need to be sharpened. They’re yours for the taking, sitting outside 224 10th.

Hi Neighbors, I was on holiday during the 1st winter storm this year. Sorry for not sending out my normal heads-up. I'm back to work now and have some news. The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Watch for our area. Total snow accumulations of 1 to 3 inches are most likely, with up to 5 inches possible. Hazardous road conditions likely. Here are the details. Graphics: https://www.weather.gov/lwx/winter Stay safe! -Maureen

Hope everyone has had a good 2021 so far and is staying safe in light of the dramatically increasing Covid numbers in DC. Just a quick note to remind neighbors that we have the good fortune of being taken care of by a wonderful team of trash and recycling folks and Wade is the best damn postperson a neighborhood could ever ask for. If you have the opportunity to provide them an end of the year gift, I have zero doubts they'd greatly appreciate it. I'm pretty sure we all recognize this has been quite a trying time, especially for teams on the front line. Even if you or your family choose not to provide a gift, please take the opportunity to thank them in person or pass kind words on to them. Any and everything makes a difference! Safe travels to all who will be away for the next few days and look forward to seeing everyone out in the alley and on the stoops once it warms up again! Nick & Lauren 242 10th Street, SE

Note this item: Rebates Available for Electric Leaf Blowers To help you turn over a new leaf, the DC Sustainable Energy Utility (DCSEU) is launching commercial and residential rebates for electric leaf blowers! As the seasons change, the DCSEU remains committed to helping District residents and businesses reduce their emissions, adapt to new regulations, and save money. DCSEU wants to help you make the switch to eco-friendly, electric leaf blowers. Leave dangerous fuel storage behind and keep it simple with a plug-in or battery-powered leaf blower before the new city ordinance banning gasoline-powered leaf blowers takes effect on January 1, 2022. Electric leaf blowers are cleaner, safer, quieter, just as reliable, and easier to use. District residents can receive $50 cash back on qualifying leaf blowers and businesses licensed in the District can receive $75 cash back on up to five qualifying electric leaf blowers. Keep your maintenance costs low and make the switch before the last leaf has fallen. Visit DCSEU’s electric lawn care equipment page to learn more! ----- Forwarded Message ----- From: Sustainable DC <sustainabledc@...> To: "antoniaherzog2004@..." <antoniaherzog2004@...> Sent: Tuesday, December 14, 2021, 03:02:16 PM EST Subject: Keep Warm While Saving Green Having trouble viewing this email? View it as a Web page. December 2021 As temperatures dip over the next few weeks, there are plenty of ways to stay warm while saving money and energy. If you pay a heating bill, taking steps to save energy over the winter months will free up money you can use for other needs, or for gifting something special to a loved one over the holidays. Even if you don’t pay for utilities, many energy-saving measures have other benefits, such as reducing drafts and keeping the temperature steady throughout the day. You may be familiar with well-known winter energy saving tips, such as adjusting the thermostat lower than usual, sealing gaps around doors and windows, or leaving the blinds open to let the sun in. But have you tried these other simple steps? Make sure furniture or other items are not blocking duct openings or other sources of heat. If you have ceiling fans, reverse their direction to go clockwise in the winter so they push warm air down. Make sure your filters are replaced regularly on your heating system, or coordinate with your landlord to do so. Put some trays out with water to evaporate or add some plants to your space, as humidity makes the air feel warmer. If you qualify based on the income guidelines, apply to get help reducing energy bills through the Weatherization Assistance Program, which conducts audits and installs energy-saving measures. By taking these actions in your home, you’ll also be helping the District meet its Sustainable DC energy goals. And doesn’t contributing to shared community efforts bring a little extra warmth to your heart too? ANNOUNCEMENTS Rebates Available for Electric Leaf Blowers To help you turn over a new leaf, the DC Sustainable Energy Utility (DCSEU) is launching commercial and residential rebates for electric leaf blowers! As the seasons change, the DCSEU remains committed to helping District residents and businesses reduce their emissions, adapt to new regulations, and save money. DCSEU wants to help you make the switch to eco-friendly, electric leaf blowers. Leave dangerous fuel storage behind and keep it simple with a plug-in or battery-powered leaf blower before the new city ordinance banning gasoline-powered leaf blowers takes effect on January 1, 2022. Electric leaf blowers are cleaner, safer, quieter, just as reliable, and easier to use. District residents can receive $50 cash back on qualifying leaf blowers and businesses licensed in the District can receive $75 cash back on up to five qualifying electric leaf blowers. Keep your maintenance costs low and make the switch before the last leaf has fallen. Visit DCSEU’s electric lawn care equipment page to learn more! Note that residents looking to dispose their gasoline-powered leaf blowers should do so by placing them in the

Hello neighbors, As those of you who have walked by our porch on 11th Street over the last few months may have seen, my son Miles and I have been at work building a Little Free Library since the summer. It is finally finished and we have installed it. We are going to have a short ribbon-cutting ceremony to inaugurate it this weekend. Please stop by if you'd like! 251 11th Street SE Sunday, December 12, 2021 @ 11 AM See attached flier for details and some progress photos -sm -- Sam Moghtaderi, M.D.

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Thanks folks! Please pardon typos this was hurriedly Sent from my iPhone

Anyone have a jumper box we could borrow? My sis in law’s car’s battery is dead in the parking garage at Eastern Market. Ping me if you have one of those fancy boxes. I need to get one! Hope you all had a Happy Thanksgiving! Martha Dantzic 202-669-3818

We just put a lot of books out by our house (224 10th). Come by, take a few!