From: Robert Hyman <roberthyman@
Is anyone else having problems and unhappy with the Washington Post
home delivery? My paper has constantly been arriving later than the
6:30 AM promised time of delivery. Even the street vending boxes
are
not stocked by 7 AM in our area of Glover Park! Why can't the
Washington Post home delivery get their act together? If you too
are
unhappy please send an e-mail to the circulation manager David
Dadisman at dadismandc@washpost
Robert Hyman, a former Wash Post subscriber
February 13:
From: Lisa Friedman@tenleytown@yahoogro
The D.C. government now has an online snow removal map -- known as
DC
Snowplow -- showing which streets have been plowed or salted.
http://snowavl.
This should make it easier for D.C.
residents to plan driving routes when it snows.
Lisa Friedman
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February 14:
[email protected]
it connects farm & city.
Order what you want each week, only the weeks you want to order, it
works
like a store -there is no membership/obligati
home-made jams, maple syrup, country cider, mushrooms, butter, eggs,
chicken, cheeses in addition to seasonal veggies. Place your order-they
prepare a box with your name on it. We host the deliveries, so all
you need
to do is swing by our house sometime on Saturday morning and pick up
your
prepared order. The delivery is straight from the farm in PA, all
for only
$2.50 delivery fee, which I think is less than Peapod.
The food is seasonal; so check out the store site on
http://starhollowfa
Wednesday through Friday at noon. Deliveries arrive early Saturday
morning.
This is really an experience in freshness when the tomato season starts!
Plus, they are open to suggestions & feedback!
Enjoy,
Kate McLynn
SEVERAL CRIME INCIDENTS IN THE `HOOD
**** (From: tenleytown@yahoogro
My good friend lives on Yuma between 43 and 44. Last night [2-11-07]
around 8:00 pm they heard screaming coming from the alley directly
behind their home. Her husband ran outside -- a woman walking her
small dog had just been attacked by two African American teenage boys.
They demanded money and when she screamed, they sprayed her with
pepper spray. Thankfully, neighbors heard her scream and ran out to
help. The two men fled and besides the pepper spray, no one was hurt.
This was so close to us!! Be careful in the alleys!!
****(From: tenleytown@yahoogro
A neighbor was attacked while walking her small dog in the alleys
between Alton and Yuma St last evening around 7 p.m. The two teenagers
who tried to rob her sprayed her with pepper spray. Does anyone know
if there is any update from the police whether they caught the
perpetrators? We really hope they were.
**** From: Solberg, Andrew (MPD) <Andrew.Solberg@
Based on information given to us, we stopped a 16 year old boy and a
16 year old girl nearby. Although detectives are confident these two
people had involvement in the case, no arrest was made.
**** From: tenleytown@yahoogro
A similar attack occurred on Albemarle near St. Columba's church on
Sunday evening, as a group of us was leaving church around 8:30 p.m.
I
would like to hear if there are other known attacks and any updates.
**** From: Solberg, Andrew (MPD) <Andrew.Solberg@
I have not heard about the event at the church at 8:30. Was it
reported to the police?
****From: ccct07 <cct2silverspring@
WANTED: People to help defeat the invasive species choking our trees
Invasive species are threatening the health of trees along the Capitol
Crescent trail corridor, particularly between Bethesda and the
DC/Montgomery County line. In order to combat this problem the
Coalition for the Capital Crescent Trail needs:
- Volunteers to train in recognizing and uprooting invasive species.
Training consists of one session conducted by Montgomery County Parks.
- Two volunteers to coordinate the overall volunteer effort in
uprooting invasive species.
If you are interested in participating, send an email to
contact@cctrail.
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From: COMMUNIT-E@yahoogro
Sent: Wed 2/14/2007 2:22 PM
To: COMMUNIT-E@yahoogro
Subject: [COMMUNIT-E] SEVERAL CRIME INCIDENTS IN THE "HOOD
SEVERAL CRIME INCIDENTS IN THE `HOOD
**** (From: tenleytown@yahoogro
My good friend lives on Yuma between 43 and 44. Last night [2-11-07]
around 8:00 pm they heard screaming coming from the alley directly
behind their home. Her husband ran outside -- a woman walking her
small dog had just been attacked by two African American teenage boys.
They demanded money and when she screamed, they sprayed her with
pepper spray. Thankfully, neighbors heard her scream and ran out to
help. The two men fled and besides the pepper spray, no one was hurt.
This was so close to us!! Be careful in the alleys!!
****(From: tenleytown@yahoogro
A neighbor was attacked while walking her small dog in the alleys
between Alton and Yuma St last evening around 7 p.m. The two teenagers
who tried to rob her sprayed her with pepper spray. Does anyone know
if there is any update from the police whether they caught the
perpetrators? We really hope they were.
**** From: Solberg, Andrew (MPD) <Andrew.Solberg@
Based on information given to us, we stopped a 16 year old boy and a
16 year old girl nearby. Although detectives are confident these two
people had involvement in the case, no arrest was made.
**** From: tenleytown@yahoogro
A similar attack occurred on Albemarle near St. Columba's church on
Sunday evening, as a group of us was leaving church around 8:30 p.m.
I
would like to hear if there are other known attacks and any updates.
**** From: Solberg, Andrew (MPD) <Andrew.Solberg@
I have not heard about the event at the church at 8:30. Was it
reported to the police?
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