The third and final week of The 22 Day Revolution was where I reached the end of my rope. I stuck to three recipes again this week. Shopping became easier. Even with all the adjustments from last week, my free time was still missing. Here’s the recap of the last week and my final […]
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No prospective retailers for Art Place: Pax Liquor wants patrons for beer tasting – Part 1 focused on the Art Place at Fort Totten discussion during the ANC 5A “Special Monthly Meeting”. The other major agenda item was Pax Liquor, Inc. regarding a \”Notice of Public Hearing”. Commissioner Lewis set the tone for this
Back at UDC Backus campus for a second time in one month. ANC 5A called a \”special monthly meeting\” to address some major concerns on the agenda. The topics: Art Place at Fort Totten-Current Phase and Pax Liquor, Inc. wanting to establish its community presence by applying for a liquor license. Room 106 was
Wednesday, August 29, 2018 (Washington, DC) – Mayor Bowser today was joined by Events DC, the District’s convention and sports authority, to break ground on the multi-purpose recreational fields that begin the RFK Campus redevelopment plan. Construction will begin in September 2018 and the fields are expected to open for play in March 2019. “The […]
Demographics tell us that most of The DC Voice readers weren’t born in 1968 and may not truly understand the impact it had on the country and Washington, D.C. Some of our readers don’t recall the racial and social tension that raged throughout the sixties. Few can fathom hearing the daily count of killed,
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Mayor Bowser Announces $1.7 Million Grant for Downtown Day Services Center to Support Individuals Experiencing Homelessness Thursday, August 23, 2018 Mayor Bowser today announced a $1.7 million grant to build a Downtown Day Services Center that will provide critical services to individuals experiencing homelessness. The program will be housed in the New York Avenue Presbyterian […]
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AG Racine Demands Landlords Explain Short-Term Rentals at 33 Residential Apartment Buildings August 22, 2018 OAG Takes Action to Protect Long-Term Renters and Affordable Housing Supply Washington, D.C. – Attorney General Karl A. Racine today sent letters to 19 building owners and managers of 33 residential apartment buildings in the District seeking answers about short-term rentals being […]
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Originally Published February 2, 2016 as \”The Black Family Business\” Back in 1958, August 22nd to be exact, the sweet melody and sound on the Saturn II jukebox could well have been \”I want to stop, and thank you, baby,\” as Ben and Virginia Ali opened the nation\’s now famous Ben\’s Chili Bowl.
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When was the last time you took a look at a tree? Sure there is a smartphone app to teach you how to garden, but when was the last time you took a good look at the trees in your community? The old cliche\’ \”Tree of Life,\” holds some truth and value. The tall
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