Volunteer in the neighborhood: Park cleanups, Van Ness Main Street events, NW Community Food, Peirce Mill and more.
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Connecticut Ave. and Murch School traffic safety plans, and more from ANC 3F's April 21 agenda
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And an Emancipation Certificate from April 16, 1862 that includes 20 slaves freed from Peirce Shoemaker's property at what is now Peirce Mill by Tilden Street at Rock Creek.
In the April Forest Hills Connection newsletter: A major millstone-related milestone at Peirce Mill, several local business updates, so many May events, and happy 14th anniversary to us!
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The official tree of DC is the scarlet oak. But the American beech dominates our yards and parklands. And it's under threat. (Sponsored content)
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'It's important to get the mill running again': Friends of Peirce Mill works to restart milling operations after an August breakdown.
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We accept this as long as we can continue to throw shade at Chevy Chase claims on our northern business district. It also helps if everyone turns a blind eye to our takeover attempts in North Cleveland Park.
Backyard Nature: Steer clear – but don’t fear – the black rat snake
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Main Street updates: Retail studies, ‘Taste of Van Ness Main Street,’ playground cleanups, a spring pop-up market and some neighborhood history about a surplus of gas stations.
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Business in Brief: New Van Ness businesses; Intelsat auction canceled; Whale Tea rebrands; I’m Eddie Cano bankruptcy update
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Backyard Nature: Fleeting ephemerals and amorous amphibians
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April in the Neighborhood: Primary election candidate forums; 'Yoga on Connecticut'; 3 flavors of jazz
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In memory and appreciation of Margery Elfin, a witty, dog-loving neighbor and friend
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Pedestrian safety updates: New walk signal at Conn. and Chesapeake, Reno Road issues, Soapstone-Rock Creek trails gap
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Cherry blossom season is beginning, and some gorgeous specimens might be found steps from your home or workplace. A local nonprofit has a handy guide.
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📸 photo by Tim Evanson via Wikimedia Commons
In Forest Hills Connection's March newsletter Intelsat's bankruptcy auction, donation-based yoga classes, and more. buff.ly/dmrRcmy
School updates: A history of protest at Jackson-Reed; UDC’s new School of Education; the science of dog walking
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MPD offers tips on preventing common neighborhood crimes: stolen cars and packages, and thefts from vehicles
Two visions for the former Intelsat/Whittle campus: As an education and civic center, or tearing it down and rebuilding with housing
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March in the Neighborhood: Timepieces and the science of time; Welcoming spring with cleanups and dance
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Are your water lines leaded or unleaded? As DC Water works on lead pipe replacement, it’s not always easy to find out
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ANC 3F Feb. 24 agenda: More flags for Reno Road crossings, and a Rock Creek trails gap
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If anything, the city service should expand to include multi-family buildings, too.
In Forest Hills Connection's February newsletter: Dog Haus Biergarten is open now and celebrating its grand opening Wednesday. The former Burger King has been demolished and the future of the property is up in the air. And, a salute to snow-clearing heroes. buff.ly/aXGXtJr
A salute to a snow-clearing hero: "It just felt easier to grab a shovel and do something"
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Business in Brief: Dog Haus opens Feb. 16, and this month's business anniversaries include the car that crashed into Giant’s dairy section.
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