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Category Archives: News
COVID-19 Vaccine Update
April 7, 2021 Letter from the Mayor Dear Washingtonians, We have an important update regarding eligibility for the COVID-19 vaccine in Washington, DC: Beginning Monday, April 19, all DC residents, ages 16 and older, will be eligible to receive the … Continue reading
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Monroe Street Market
The local Monroe Street Market, on the Catholic University Side of the Brookland Metro, is again open Saturday mornings, 9am to 1pm. In addition to the farm produce, small vendors sell freshly backed bread, tee and coffee, and other foodstuffs. … Continue reading
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COVID-19 Vaccine Registration Update
DC Updates Guidelines to Get their Covid-19 Registration Guidance All District Residents and Essential Employees May Now Preregister for their Covid-19 Vaccination The COVID-19 Vaccination Pre-registration system for making vaccination appointments may be done by going to vaccinate.dc.gov or by … Continue reading
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COVID 19 Vaccine Update
Coronavirus Virus Vaccine Update Ralph Bucksell submits the following information on DC’s Coronavirus Vaccine Preregistration for Seniors 65 & Older The mayor has published on the internet the city’s plans to deal with the coronavirus. Members can find the city’s … Continue reading
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DC Public School Fair
DC’s Annual Citywide Public School Fair (EdFest) is Virtual This Year Saturday, December 12, 2020 On behalf of My School DC, the District’s common application and public school lottery, My School DC will host EdFEST, DC’s annual citywide public school fair this Saturday … Continue reading
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Zoo Lights
From DC Council Contituent Services. There will not be a Zoolights program this year at the Zoo this year. However, there will be a caravan going through the neighborhood on Friday, December 11, 2020 between 6:00 PM and 8:00 PM. … Continue reading
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Ward 5 COVID 19 Awareness
*** Please Share *** From DC Council Constituent Services. Please help get the word out to all of our residents and visitors to help keep our communities safe. Please see below for current metrics on Coronavirus/COVID-19 particularly for Ward 5. There … Continue reading
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EYA Development of Saint Joseph’s Property
Josephites ANC Update Meeting Sep 2020 REDUCED Neighbors, Please see the recent EYA presentation on the pending development of the land belonging to Saint Joseph Seminary. This is posted for community interest on the pending development. MPCA Secretary
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Bike Trail Network
Please see the following press release. This is a huge step in the collective efforts to get the region fully behind the completion of the entire trail network. It discusses teh efforts of the Washington, DC regional governments to complete … Continue reading
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