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do you use a whole house fan From: [email protected]
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Fence company From: [email protected]
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April 17 Ward Three Dems Meeting From: kathysmithindc
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District Drinking Water Supplier Changes Water Chemistry From: kathysmithindc
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do you use a whole house fan

Posted by: "[email protected]" [email protected]   vhacrane

Wed Apr 4, 2007 6:14 am (PST)

Has anyone recently installed a whole house fan - one of the newer, more efficient models? I'd much like to ask you about installation and how its working for you.

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Fence company

Posted by: "[email protected]" [email protected]

Wed Apr 4, 2007 7:35 am (PST)

Some neighbors and I have used Calco fencing and they did a good job.

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April 17 Ward Three Dems Meeting

Posted by: "kathysmithindc" [email protected]   kathysmithindc

Wed Apr 4, 2007 2:41 pm (PST)

April 17 Ward Three Dems Meeting With Kwame Brown/Candidate
Forum/Special Caucus

From: tom smith <tmfsmith@starpower.net>

The next meeting of the Ward Three Democratic Committee is scheduled
for Tuesday, April 17 at St. Columba's Episcopal Church, 4201
Albemarle Street NW. The meeting will begin promptly with Roll Call
at 7:30 PM. All are invited to attend.

Council member-at-large Kwame Brown will be the major speaker for
the meeting. Council member Brown is expected to focus his remarks
on economic development and other issues now before the D.C. City
Council. Additionally, the meeting will include a forum of
candidates seeking election to the currently vacant District 2 seat
on the DC Board of Education. Former Ward 3 Council member Kathy
Patterson will moderate the forum. This special election for
registered voters in Wards 3 and 4 is set for Tuesday, May 1.

The agenda will include an update on DC Council actions related to
school governance from the Committee's Education Policy Group and a
report from the Committee's DC Voting Rights Taks Force on recent
activities.

Prior to the beginning of the meeting on April 17, the Ward Three
Democratic Committee will hold a special caucus to fill vacant
precinct delegate slots in Precincts 7, 9, 10, 11, 30, 32, 50, and
138. All registered Democrats in those precincts are entitled to
participate in the caucus. The caucus will begin at 7 PM and
conclude by 7:20 PM. Additionally, an election will be held
beginning promptly at 7:20 PM to elect an Area Representative for
Area 4. Ward Three Committee delegates in Precincts 32, 50, and 138
will be eligible to participate in the Area Rep election.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.

Tom Smith
Chair, Ward Three Democratic Committee

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District Drinking Water Supplier Changes Water Chemistry

Posted by: "kathysmithindc" [email protected]   kathysmithindc

Wed Apr 4, 2007 2:45 pm (PST)

District Drinking Water Supplier Changes Water Chemistry
From: tsprimor <tprimor@dccouncil.us>

For one month, April 7, 2007 through May 7, 2007, citizens in the
District of Columbia may notice a slight chlorine taste and odor in
their drinking water due to a temporary change in the disinfectant
that is added at the water treatment plant. The Washington Aqueduct,
a division of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, who treats the water,
will switch the disinfectant from chloramines to chlorine during this
one-month period.

The temporary change in water chemistry does not affect drinking
water safety. Users who take special precautions to remove chlorine
from tap water such as dialysis centers, medical facilities or
aquatic pet owners should take note of this temporary addition of
chlorine in the water treatment process and act accordingly.

•If you are a home user of a kidney dialysis machine, contact your
dialysis center in order to make any modifications to your dialysis
machine.

•If you own aquatic pets, you may want to contact a pet supply store
to ensure proper usage of dechlorination chemicals.

The periodic disinfectant change is an industry-wide practice to keep
water mains clean and free of harmful bacteria. This process along
with WASA's vigorous flushing program helps loosen sediments that may
accumulate in the distribution system.

Customers may notice a slight temporary discoloration of the water.
Simply run the faucet until the water turns clear. In the unlikely
event your water is discolored and remains cloudy please contact our
Water Quality Division at (202) 612-3440 Mon.-Fri., 8 am – 4:30 pm or
(202) 612-3400, 24 hours a day for assistance

Just wanted to share this information with the community.

Regards,

Councilmember Mary Cheh

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