North Michigan Park residents are furious and plan to protest about the influx of applications from non-DC residents seeking to open and operate liquor establishments in their community. This is the second alcohol license that the community has had to fight in the last six (6) months. ANC 5A successfully opposed the 4 Seasons Convenience […]
Advisory Neighborhood Commission 5A held a Special Meeting on Thursday, December 20th at UDC Backus to continue planning and organizing the community\’s opposition to the proposed Pax Liquor at 4944 South Dakota Ave in North Michigan Park. The Special Meeting was well attended. Chairman Edwards emphasized that \”we want to make sure we make it
The Signs Have Been Selected for Saturday\’s Scheduled Protest Read More »
It was certainly cold enough for Coors Lite, Budweiser, or Heineken to all chill outside while you cook dinner before a community meeting if that were your choice. Especially, considering the fact that liquor store application was back on the Ward 5 ANC Monthly Meeting Agenda. Most residents disapproved of the liquor store in their
Ward 5 turned out in good fashion for last week\’s mid-term elections. The number of voters increased by 7.5% over 2014 and 14% over 2010. Forty-five percent of the over 68,000 registered voters participated. There was very little turnover among the ANC Commissioners during the 2018 General Election. Only 3 of the 24 incumbents lost their
Ward 5 Results – Turnout Up, ANC Incumbents Hold Serve Read More »
A special meeting was called by the Advisory Neighborhood Commission 5A to address a critical concern. Reviewing the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board (ABRA) Application. This review process was critical because of the deadline, and its content; the final approved language 4 Seasons liquor license. My note taking started on time, just when Chairman Edwards was reviewing
Ward 5 Residents Do Not Want 4 Seasons Selling Liquor on Sundays Read More »
In our open letter, An Open Letter Revisited: Dear ANC Commissioners, we focused on the importance of the ANC Commissioners and their role to the community. In fact, they are the Ward\’s first line of defense. The DC Voice reached out to offer the candidates an opportunity to let you know more about them.
Ward 5 ANC Roll Call – Every Vote Counts! Read More »
I was born in Northwest DC, but being the daughter of 2 Army officers, I grew up mostly elsewhere. I moved back to DC over 7 years ago. I currently both live and work in the 5E04 Single Member District, which means I spend 90% of my time in the district I am running to
Shannon Lynch – Candidate ANC 5E04 Commissioner Read More »
Jason is a stand-out leader, both a 10 yr Navy veteran and businessman. He grew up in the suburbs of the Washington metropolitan area and settled down in Northeast Washington, DC with his husband in 2016. Jason’s Navy experiences span from managing a ship engineering plant, to leading a bomb squad in the Middle East,
Jason E. Burkett – Candidate ANC 5D06 Commissioner Read More »
