ANC 3B -- 07-Jul-08, 11:07 AM


ANC 3B News for: Communit-E


This is a friendly reminder that your completed Guy Mason questionnaire is due back to the Department of Parks and Recreation no later than Wednesday, July 9th at 5 p.m. You may drop it off at Guy Mason, e-mail it to me at sarah.moulton@dc.gov, or mail it to me at the address listed below. The questionnaire is available from the web address listed below.

Our next community meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, July 23rd at 6 p.m. at Guy Mason. Please feel free to visit the Guy Mason Master Plan webpage at http://dpr.dc.gov/dpr/cwp/view,a,1239,q,640734.asp for more information, or contact me should you have any questions or concerns.

Thanks very much for your participation in this process!

Cheers,

Sarah

Sarah Moulton, ASLA
Community Planner
Department of Parks and Recreation
Government of the District of Columbia
1480 Girard Street, NW
Suite 420
Washington, DC 20010
(o) 202.671.0417
(m) 202.258.7887
(f) 202.671.2796
sarah.moulton@dc.gov

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There used to be a man who came thru the neighborhood in a truck and
did knife sharpening. I lost the card I had to contact him. Does
anyone know if he is still around and if so, how do I contact him?
thanks!

On July 8, 2008, the DC Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR)
will begin installing a new 100-square-foot section of brick
sidewalk at the Macomb Recreation Center, 3409 Macomb St., NW.
During installation of the new brick sidewalk, scheduled to last
approximately two weeks, alternate access will be provided to
the "tot-lot" playground at the rear of the site.

Gilberto Solano
Ward 3 Outreach and Services Specialist
Mayor's Office of Community Relations & Services Executive Office of
the Mayor 1350 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Suite 211 Washington, DC 20004
(202) 727-2287 office
(202) 615-0087 cell
(202) 727-5931 fax
Mayor Fenty's primary constituent services organization by providing
rapid, complete, coordinated, and documented responses to
constituent requests, complaints, and questions. This office is the
top-of-the-mind resource for the community as it provides a direct
link between District residents, their Mayor, and the Government of
the District of Columbia.
gilberto.solano@dc.gov
Service Requests please call 311 or go to http://src.dc.gov For
information about services go to
http://ddot.dc.gov/ufa/site/default.asp

From: lefrancn@bc.edu

Would you help make a difference? My name is Nicole Lefrancois and I am interning at Bright Beginnings in downtown Washington. Bright Beginnings (BBI) provides free childcare and case management for homeless families. The care that BBI provides children allows parents to find employment/continue working, go to school, or participate in job training. We ease the pain of homelessness on children by providing nutritious meals, safe haven, stability, and loving care for children ages 6 weeks to 5 years.

Interning at Bright Beginnings has been an incredible experience (and I'm only four weeks in!) and one of my goals is to create a parents' library at BBI. We need a library for parents to find references on resume-writing, job preparation, child care and parenting, GED test preparation, and other pertinent topics. Thus, we need your gently used books on these topics! It also would be wonderful to have some fiction titles. Because our parents are at various reading and educational levels, books and novels that appeal to different reading levels would be appreciated. [We have plenty of books for the kids!]

As a non-profit with a tight operating budget, the creation of this parent library depends on donations from fellow citizens like you. The parent library will help fulfill our objectives of literacy and lifelong learning for both parents and children. As a born-and-raised Tenleytowner, I understand the services offered by Bright Beginnings are important to this city, and a parent library would only add to the outstanding care and assistance BBI provides. If you are interested in making a tax deductible book donation to Bright Beginnings, my email is lefrancn@bc.edu . Books may be mailed to BBI or I can arrange for pickup in Tenleytown/AU Park. If you wish to learn more about our programs, our website is www.brightbeginningsinc.org . Thank you so much and I hope to hear from you soon.

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