THE MOUNT PLEASANT FORUM NEWSLETTER -- November 18, 2006
> News About Our Neighborhood
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> MT. PLEASANT CALENDAR
> All neighbors are encouraged to mark your calendars and participate.
> Read carefully, new additions, (*), with each issue.
> Check the Mt. Pleasant websites for other DC events & links.
> * Now - MtP Library Exterior Restoration.
> * Tuesday, 11/21 - MtP Main Street Board
> * Tuesday, 11/21 - MtP Library Friends, 6:30p, MtP Library.
> * Friday, 12/1 - Historic MtP Membership Holiday Party
> * Saturday, 12/2 - All Ways Mt. Pleasant, 12n, MtP Library.
> * Monday, 12/4 - ANC1D Commercial Corridor Committee, 6:30p, 3166 MtP
> St.
> * Tuesday, 12/5 - ANC 1-D, 7p, 3166 MtP St.
> * Thursday, 12/7 - MtP Main Street Annual Meeting, 3166 MtP St.
> * Tuesday, 12/ - MtP Main Street Board Annual Membership Meeting, 3166
> MtP
> St.
> * Sat/Sun, 12/9-10 - Bancroft Tree Sale.
> * Saturday, 12/9 - MtP Heritage Trail Dedication, 11:30a, The Plaza
> * Saturday, 12/9 - MtPBA Children's Holiday Party w/Santa, 1p, The Plaza
> * Tuesday, 12/12 - PSA 301 Public Safety, 7p, MtP Library.
> * Thursday, 12/14 - Habitat Realty Holiday Arts Party, 3253 MtP St.
> * Thursday, 12/28 - Holiday Delayed Supercan & Recycling Pick-ups
> IN THE MONTHS AHEAD
> Friday, 5/18/07 - Bike to Work Day, 7:15a, Lamont Plaza.
> Saturday, 5/19/07 - Bancroft Parade & Spring Fair, 10a, MtP St &
> Bancroft
> Playground.
> Sunday, 6/3/07 - 14th Celebrate MtP Festival, 10-6, MtP Street.
> Sunday, 6/3/07 - Friends of MtP Library Book Sale, 10-6, MtP St &
> Lamont.
> Saturday, 6/9/07 - HMP Annual Yard Sale, 10 - 3, 18th & Park.
> * Tuesday, 8/7/07 - National Night Out, 5:30p, Lamont Plaza
> * Sunday, 10/7/07 - Fiesta DC - 37th Latino Festival, 12-7p, MtP St
> ON-GOING...
> Daily - Art exhibit, Dos Gringos, 3116 MtP St .
> Daily - Art exhibit, Heller's Bakery, 3221 MtP St .
> REGULARLY SCHEDULED...
> Every Weekday Evening - Dinner for Homeless, 5:30-7 pm, Volunteer:
> pjohnson@peacecorps.gov
> Every Wednesday - Free Yoga Classes, 7-8:15p, 3168 17th St,
> equipoise17@hotmail.com
> Every Wednesday - Activities for School Groups, 10:30a, MtP Library,
> 3160
> 16th St.
> Every Thursday - Activities for Preschoolers, 10:30a, MtP Library, 3160
> 16th St.
> Every Fri. & Sat. - Intercambios/language & culture exchange, 6-9pm, Dos
> Gringos Cafe, 3116 MtP St.
> Every Saturday - Learn English for free, 10:30 am, 3166 MtP St.
> First Tuesday - ANC 1-D Community Meeting, 7p, 3166 MtP St.
> First Wednesday - MtP Business Association, 7p, 3102 MtP St.
> Second Tuesday - Police PSA 410 - ANC Crime & City Services, 7p, MtP
> Library.
> Second Tuesday - MtP Main Street 7:30p, TBD.
> Third Tuesday - MtP Main Street Board, 5:30p, 3166 MtP St.
> Third Tuesday - Friends of MtP Library, 6:30p, MtP Library.
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> DOG FOUND
> White dog found on Mt. Pleasant St. in front of Super Saver
> arket. --Jenna, 251-1268
> jennaudren@gmail.com
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> MISSING CAT?
> For the past few weeks, there has been a grey and white cat hanging around
> the alleys near Bancroft Elementary School. The cat keeps sneaking into
> my
> house for cat food. This cat seems kinda thin, but doesn't seem like a
> stray. I was wondering if anyone's cat has been missing - figured that it
> couldn't hurt to post. --David
> david@innotac.com
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> MtP HERITAGE TRAIL LAUNCH
> The 17-stop Mount Pleasant Heritage Trail will be launched Saturday,
> December 9, at 11:30 am on the Plaza. Come and learn more about our
> historic neighborhood.
> http://www.washtimes.com/weekend/20061115-105106-7381r.htm --Mara
> mcherkasky@culturaltourismdc.org
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> MISSING BINS
> Greetings Neighbors! I wanted to post a note saying that our recycling
> bin
> seems to have wandered away. It doesn't appear that any neighbors' bins
> are
> missing, but just in case, if anyone has had a similar problem & knows a
> solution short of reordering from the city, please let us know! The bin
> disappeared from the alley behind our house on Park Rd, between 19th and
> Walbridge. Thanks in advance! Best Regards. -Meg
> message_4meg@yahoo.com
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> MtP ANC ELECTION RESULTS
> ANC 1D election results for term 2007 & 2008
> 1D01
> Jane Zara 225 95.34%
> Write In 11 4.66%
>
> 1D02
> Joe Anthony Esparza 88 57.89%
> Reed M. Wiedower 55 36.18%
> Write In 9 5.92%
>
> 1D03
> Jack McKay 425 96.15%
> Write In 17 3.85%
>
> 1D04
> Gregg Edwards 151 94.97%
> Write In 8 5.03%
>
> 1D05
> David Bosserman 368 95.58%
> Write In 17 4.42%
>
> 1D06
> Angelia D. Scott 190 95.96%
> Write In 8 4.04%
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> THANKS FOR YOUR VOTE
> My dear Friends, thank you for strong Ward One support in the final
> election. No fewer than 10,786 Ward One voters cast their vote for me,
> and
> for my record of service. It constituted some 97.5% of the vote cast,
> with
> only a couple of hundred write-in votes. Thanks to my staff for their
> hard
> work, both on the committee and in my personal office. They very much
> share
> in this result. A special notice of thanks goes to Teddy Loza and Calvin
> Woodland, Jr, (my chief of staff and deputy chief of staff, respectively)
> and my legislative director, Steve Hernandez. Please count on me for this
> next term. With every good wish. --Jim Graham
> www.grahamwone.com
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> RETURN OF LIVE MUSIC?
> Live Musical Expression Breakthru in MtP! Thursday, 28 September 2006
> marked the return of live musical expression in Mount Pleasant, at Don
> Juan's Restaurant in the form of karaoke. The fully signed permit came in
> that day. While the Alcohol Beverage Control Board had approved the
> entertainment endorsement last month, actual signing was held back until
> the
> Board could meet again and reconsider. (The first approval came in
> respect
> to the resolution passed in an emergency meeting of ANC1-D.) I heard from
> insiders that this reconsideration was done after a flurry of calls to the
> Board in protest to this breach of long-time prohibition. Let the good
> times roll... at least start to roll, for those who want the freedom to
> choose.
>
> But for how long, and how much? Most licenses are up for renewal in March
> 2007, and will be considered by a new session of ANC 1-D, with likely half
> new members. This session is already preparing for that with resolutions,
> an informal meeting with the ABC Board, and numerous discussion with
> licensees at meetings of ANC 1-D's Commercial Corridor Committee. (The
> ComCor meets the first Monday of each month, except for a few holidays, at
> 3166 Mt Pleasant St. Gather at 6:15pm, start at 6:30, stop at 8:30, clear
> at 9.
>
> Because almost all "Voluntary" Agreements in MtP have been in force for
> four
> years or more, they can be completely changed. Thus the almost complete
> ban
> on singing, dancing, jazz, mariachi, or any other form of live human
> musical
> expression could be negotiated away. Also, because of the great weight
> provision in the DC Charter for duly passed resolutions of Advisory
> Neighborhood Commissions, the ANC's recommendations substantially outweigh
> any other group. In asking experts in this very contentious proceeding
> affecting most neighborhoods, I was told that a substantial change in the
> VAs is successful only when the ANC starts working on this process well in
> advance, typically six months in advance. Thus, we have begun what will
> be
> one of the more 'interesting times' in setting the tone for MtP's
> commercial
> corridor. If there is a major change, then by law it must remain in
> effect
> for another four years. --Gregg Edwards, ANC1-D04
> g@ge1.org
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> STRAW POLL
> Live music is currently banned at all Mount Pleasant establishments
> because
> of a "voluntary agreement" between the MPNA and each and every
> establishment
> in Mount Pleasant that wants a liquor license. It has often been said
> that
> a few people are forcing their will on the masses. If the current volume
> level limits for noise were to exist, are you in favor of allowing live
> music in Mount Pleasant's establishments? To vote, please visit:
> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/MountPleasantDC/surveys?id=2352426 I
> figured
> that an online poll would be good to gather the sentiment of Mount
> Pleasant
> residents - and possibly a precursor to a petition where names, addresses
> and signatures are captured. A poll or petition will not do away with the
> Voluntary Agreements that prohibit live music in Mount Pleasant currently.
> Although, it may provide supporting evidence for why the current policies
> on
> VAs need to be adjusted. Note: Please do not reply to this message. Poll
> votes are not collected via e-mail. To vote, you must go to the
> MountPleasantDC Yahoo! Groups web site. -David
> david@innotac.com
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> MtP BIKE LANES
> One critical issue that the ANC faces right now are proposed Bike Lanes on
> Park Road leading to Rock Creek Park and the existing Bike Trail. Despite
> being a means of calming traffic through a residential corridor where
> motorists often speed, the lanes are facing opposition from some community
> leaders.
>
> Bicyclists showed up in force at this month's ANC 1D meeting to express
> their strong support for better bicycling for Mt. Pleasant residents. The
> ANC defeated a resolution that would have incorporated proposed bike lanes
> on a segment of Park Road in an overall traffic calming application and
> would have delayed their installation. The ANC had received over 30
> e-mails
> and numerous phone calls in support of the proposed lanes.
>
> WABA's position was that the bike lanes had been called for in the DC
> Bicycle Master Plan, completed in April of 2005, which was well before
> traffic calming on Park Road was raised as an issue. Bike lanes are also
> not recognized by the District Department of Transportation as traffic
> calming devices. If you would like to receive a printed copy of the DC
> Bicycle Master Plan, please e-mail your request to waba@waba.org
>
> At the MtP ANC meeting numerous cyclists mentioned the hazards on Park
> Road
> near Rock Creek Park. WABA will continue to work with the National Park
> Service and the District Department of Transportation on improving the
> roadway surface, as well as installing bike route and share the road signs
> along the length of Park Road. If you have any additional suggestions on
> what can be done to improve bicycling in Mt Pleasant, Adams Morgan or
> Columbia Heights, please send an e-mail to waba@waba.org
>
> Finally, I'd like to take this opportunity to bring to your attend two
> other
> projects that are of interest to cyclists in your area. The first is the
> Columbia Heights/Mt Pleasant Transportation Study. The latest designs
> will
> extend the existing bike lanes on 14th Street further south to Park Road.
> While this is certainly an improvement, we are working with the DDOT on
> plans that would extend the bike lanes south past Irving Street. If we
> are
> successful, we may be able to further extend the bike lanes all the way
> south to meet up with exiting bike lanes at 14th and T Street NW.
>
> Secondly, the DDOT will soon begin a public involvement process on the
> reconstruction of the Rock Creek Trail. As many of you know, the trail is
> in a horrible state of disrepair and needs to be resurfaced and widened.
> Stay tuned to www.waba.org for information on public meeting dates and
> times. If you'd like to send comments now, please e-mail DDOT's project
> manager Chris Holben at chris.holben@dc.gov Thanks again for your support
> of better bicycling. As always, please feel free to call or e-mail us
> with
> any questions or concerns you might have. --Eric Gilliland, Executive
> Director
> waba@waba.org
>
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> FIESTA DC REPORT
> Over 20,000 people enjoyed the return of the Festival to the Mt. Pleasant.
> Adrian Fenty, Jim Graham, Maryland congressperson Ana Sol Gutierrez and
> other elected officials from Maryland and Virginia took part in the
> opening
> ceremonies. Numerous orchestras and musical groups performed in a broad
> range of styles; a parade of nations featured 14 continents and
> approximately 500 dancers; there was a theater festival with two different
> casts, and a presentation by the Contemporary Dance Theater Group of El
> Salvador. A special and widely praised activity was The Children's
> Festival, where 750 books and dozens of gifts were distributed as
> presents.
>
> "It took us three years to return the festival to its home," said Alfonso
> Aguilar, Executive Director. The Director also highlighted that the
> police
> reported "a very orderly and very well coordinated festival, with a great
> family atmosphere among all participants, and without any serious
> incidents." "We also received favorable reports from the many official
> agencies that regulate events of such magnitude, and from Mt. Pleasant
> organizations such as the Advisory Neighborhood Council and Mt. Pleasant
> Main Street," said Aguilar. --Alfonso Aguilar/Cristina Fandino, 232-4393
> www.fiestadc.org
> ala@fiestadc.org
>
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> CURFEW IN EFFECT
> Regular curfew hours for young people under the age of 17 have resumed in
> DC. This means that persons age 16 and younger must be off the streets
> and
> out of public space during the following hours, unless they are
> accompanied
> by a parent or engaged in certain exempted activities: from 11 pm to 6 am,
> Sunday through Thursday nights; and from 12:01 am to 6 am on Saturday and
> Sunday. (Curfew on Friday night begins at 12:01 am on Saturday; curfew on
> Saturday night begins at 12:01 am on Sunday.) Learn all about the curfew
> in
> DC at: www.mpdc.dc.gov/curfew
>
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> TAGGING REMOVAL
> Dear Neighbors, a bill authored by Councilmember Jim Graham (D-Ward One)
> passed the Council on 10/3. Under the bill, the District government could
> more quickly remove gang graffiti from nuisance properties. The bill
> would
> allow the DC Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs to immediately
> remove graffiti that poses a threat to the life, health or safety of
> residents. Gang graffiti, or tagging, is used to mark turf and signal
> gang
> members or members of rival gangs. "Not all graffiti is created equal,"
> said Councilmember Graham. "We're not talking about murals here. We're
> talking about tagging, which defaces property and disempowers people in
> their own communities. This turf marking in our neighborhoods is a
> dangerous situation."
>
> B16-395 would also allow DCRA to order the removal of
> non-life-or-safety-threatening graffiti after proper notice to the owner
> of
> a nuisance property. The bill passed unanimously on final reading, and
> can
> be found online here:
>
> tp://www.dccouncil.washington.dc.us/lims/getleg1.asp?legno=B16-0395 --Co
> uncilmember Jim Graham
> grahamwone@gmail.com
>
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> CAR INSPECTIONS
> Hello all. I'm doing some research for a paper for school on vehicle
> inspections in the District. Can anyone tell me the official rationale
> for
> DC's publicly administered vehicle inspection program? I know that in
> other
> states private organizations (such as service stations) are authorized to
> inspect vehicles, and I am trying to understand why DC does not have a
> similar scheme. I have been searching the DC.gov site and cannot find the
> ins-and-outs of vehicle inspection in this respect. Again, I am looking
> for
> the official stated reason for this system. --Craig
> djliciousinspace@yahoo.com
>
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> ROBBERY
> Dear Friends: I want to share with you an incident that occurred just the
> other day involving our police commander, Larry McCoy. He deserves
> special
> recognition for this fine work. It is model of bravery and skill. At
> about
> 2:30, on Saturday afternoon, 8/19, in the 3200 block of 18th Street, a
> woman
> pulled her car into her driveway. A man approached her, produced a pistol
> and told her to walk into her house. She did. He demanded money. She
> gave
> up a small amount of cash. He told her to go outside with him, and to get
> into her car. She refused and ran away. He grabbed her, she screamed,
> and
> attracted attention of passersby. He ran away.
>
> MPD officers on the scene located two witnesses in the alley about a block
> and a half away. They said they'd observed the suspect running through
> the
> alley. The officers canvassed an abandoned house on the 1700 block of
> Newton. They found a BB gun and clothing matching the witnesses'
> description of the suspect. The gun was colored gray. Commander McCoy
> asked to see the gun, because of similar reports on a gray gun in a
> previous
> robbery. He considered gray colored guns unusual, as they are usually
> black
> or silver. McCoy went to the house; talked to the officers, saw the gun
> and
> some stolen property. McCoy asked if anyone had gone upstairs to make
> sure
> nobody else was in the house. There were holes through the floor, and the
> staircase was unstable. Yet, he went up the stairs. Commander McCoy
> found
> the suspect hiding in a back room. He was identified as Paul Henderson, a
> registered sex offender with a lengthy record. Henderson had a crack pipe
> in his hand. In his possession, he had papers showing he'd gotten out of
> jail August 3. He was also wanted on parole violation. Detectives took
> him
> in and interviewed him. The woman positively identified Henderson as the
> person who assaulted and robbed her.
>
> There have been other burglaries nearby, and police found other
> property --
> purses and ID's, in the house where Henderson was hiding. Detectives are
> working to see if he's responsible for other crimes.
>
> (Note: I spoke personally to DCRA who went immediately to inspect the
> property. The property owner of both 1718 and 1720 Newton called me, to
> say
> that they were about to renovate. I informed him that, although the front
> of the buildings appeared secure, the rear was open. He stated that they
> must have just taken down the boards. In any event, I assured him that,
> unless he had the property secured today, DCRA would be doing it...at his
> expense.) --Jim Graham, Councilmember, Ward One
> grahamwone@gmail.com
>
> [Nearby neighbors of those two homes directly across from Bancroft
> Elementary should keep Councilmember Graham informed about the security
> status of the rear of those houses. The owner, (5151 Williamsburg Blvd,
> Arlington, VA 22207), purchased the long-vacant properties back in 8/05
> and
> has yet to make any improvements.]
> https://www.taxpayerservicecenter.com/RP_Search.jsp?search_type=Assessment
>
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> PROBLEM PROPERTIES
> I would like to point out that these exact houses have been the subject of
> many e-mails that I have sent out, numerous calls that I have made to the
> police, as well as numerous requests to the dc.gov website. They were
> also
> discussed in the recent ANC meeting - yet more and more people have been
> hanging out in these properties in the last few weeks. I do really hope
> that this incident encourages someone to really do something about these
> at
> this point in time.
>
> Likewise - I hope that the individual who is being discussed on the Mount
> Pleasant website as "the electrician" and who has been accused of entering
> someone's home recently is picked up to be identified by the individual
> who's home he entered. From the description that was given, I believe he
> was still in the neighborhood this weekend.
>
> I would like to point out that my neighbors had someone trying to unscrew
> the lock on the front gate of their house, and when they called the police
> the police came but just let the suspects walk away. They made claims
> that
> they were there on behalf of the owner to "change the lock" but couldn't
> even produce a replacement lock.
>
> If we as citizens make steps to curtail crime, we also need the city
> officials and police to follow through as well. Thanks. --David
> david@innotac.com
>
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> MtP LIBRARY EXTERIOR RESTORATION
> The DC Office of Contracting and Procurement on behalf of the DC Public
> Library has awarded a contract for an exterior restoration of the Mt.
> Pleasant Neighborhood Library to Garcete Construction Company of
> Washington,
> DC. It includes selective restoration work to the exterior doors and
> windows, stone masonry and ornamental railings and grates. It also
> includes
> improvements to security lighting, general landscaping and site
> improvements. Because of the library's prominence, the DC Public Library
> sought and received full support of the restoration project from the local
> Historic Mt. Pleasant organization and the city's DC Historic Preservation
> Office. This $878,750 capital project is the first phase of a
> multi-million
> dollar total exterior & interior redesign and renovation of the Mt.
> Pleasant
> Neighborhood Library. It also marks the beginning phase of the library
> system's 21st century transformation initiative. The Mt. Pleasant
> Neighborhood Library restoration project is estimated to take six to nine
> months to complete. The branch will remain in operation and open to the
> public with limited disruption of service for the duration of the
> restoration. As the selection of design firms progresses, detailed
> timeframes for community involvement will be announced. --Richard
> richardhuffine@yahoo.com
>
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> BULK TRASH PICK-UP
> Effective immediately, residents making appointments for bulk trash
> collection will again be able to set out large or bulky items, such as
> mattresses and furniture, at the same place from which their regular trash
> is collected. Up to seven items may be collected at a time. Bulk items
> such as appliances, furniture, mattresses and tires, should be set out no
> earlier than the day before your service date and at the point of regular
> trash collection. DPW does not remove bulk trash from commercial
> establishments, including multi-unit apartment buildings (more than three
> units). Additionally, be aware that renovation materials, plate glass,
> drywall and other construction debris cannot be collected. For more
> information, visit www.dpw.dc.gov
>
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> STORM DRAINS
> This is a good reminder for people to clear their own drains, as leaves
> and
> dirt often block these at this time of year! I did mine. --David
> david@innotac.com
>
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> LAST FARMER'S MARKET
> Dear Friends, Saturday should be sunny. This is the last market before
> Thanksgiving and the LAST MARKET of 2006. So stock up on long- keeping
> apples and root vegetables, pork, buffalo, chickens, sausages, buffalo
> hot
> dogs, chops, roasts, pickles, tomato sauce, honey, salsas, jams, herb
> rubs, apple butter and other non-perishable things for a local and
> traditional Thanksgiving dinner and for the next weeks. We will be back
> in
> May 2007.
>
> We have bushels of wonderful veggies and fruits for your Thanksgiving
> feasts, whether they be Vegetarian or Traditional. My idea of Thanksgiving
> is a table laden with local fruits and vegetables, baked and roasted,
> sautéed and boiled, stir-fried and braised. I like the Turkey, too, if it
> is cooked properly but the local fruits and vegetables make the meal for
> me.
>
> Tree and Leaf and Truckpatch have lots of greens: spinach and chards and
> kales and collards, turnip, mustard and beet greens, arugula and salad
> mixes, beets and carrots and new potatoes, fingerlings, radishes, daikon,
> cauliflowers and broccolis of many hues and shapes, cabbages, lovely
> turnips
> and beets. Brussels sprouts on their stems (pluck them off the stems, wash
> them, dry, roll them in olive oil and roast them in a 400 degree oven on a
> cookie sheet until the outside leaves are crispy and the insides are
> tender.
> This recipe converts even British schoolboys to lovers of Brussels
> sprouts.)
> And yes, onions and garlic are back.
>
> Add some spices to your stuffing. Kathy Audia has wonderful spice mixes
> from her own herbs and Turkey herb rubs --- with and without salt.
>
> Quaker Valley has big sweet potatoes and some particularly yummy winter
> squash -- those blue Jaradale -- and ask for the red Kuris from Reid and
> Truckpatch. Think puree of winter squash or pumpkin soup!
>
> Fresh pears and ciders. Twenty varieties of apples! And many of them will
> keep for months in the fridge --ask Reid and Quaker Valley, which are the
> *best keepers*. Walnuts in their shells make great nibbles at the
> Thanksgiving festivals. Quaker Valley has them. Try Kathy's pumpkin
> and
> apple pies.
>
> Breadline will have great bread for stuffing.
>
> Nina Planck, the MtP Farmers Market founder, was rhapsodizing about beets
> and beet greens. I thought I would share it with you: Last night we ate
> beets and beet greens, and I found myself saying to my mother, who is here
> looking after me and my new baby, Julian: I think I like beet greens even
> better than beets, if that's possible.
>
> My favorite way to eat beets is cut in large chunks and roasted with olive
> oil, butter, and a gentle sort of herb, such as summer savory or thyme.
> Toss well with sea salt. I roast them in a hot oven (about 400 F) for the
> first 15 minutes or so, and then at 350 F until they are perfectly soft
> through. They are a bit shrivelly and caramelized on the outside, smooth
> and soft inside.
>
> Last night we ate beets my second favorite way. Mom cut the beets in
> chunks
> and boiled them in salted water, and when they were almost done, added the
> chopped stems and beet greens. When the greens and beets were both soft (I
> don't care much for al dente greens), she drained them and added plenty of
> olive oil, aged balsamic vinegar, and unrefined sea salt. You can also
> steam them, to keep as many nutrients as possible, but that takes a long
> time. I prefer to add just enough water that it has all boiled off when
> the
> beets and greens are done. I even leave a little red beet-water in the
> pot
> before I dress them, because I like the dressing to be a little bit soupy
> and moist. The key flavor is the vinegar, which, with the sweet, earthy
> beets, makes it sort of sweet-and-sour. Too seldom do I buy good aged
> balsamic vinegar, but we had some on hand - it was a baby gift - and it is
> leagues better than the cheaper stuff. (But, Robin here, I like Sherry
> vinegar in this dish as well.) See you on Saturday. --Robin and Tessa
> robin.shuster@verizon.net
>
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> IN MEMORIAM
> Dear friends, after a long struggle with congestive heart failure, my dear
> wife Carole Collins, formerly of the 1700 block of Kilbourne Place, died
> at
> her current home in Long Beach, CA on September 22nd. Carole was able to
> be
> home from the hospital at the time of her death, that our seven year old
> son
> Joseph and I were able to say goodbye to her, and that she let go of life
> peacefully just a few minutes after Joseph gave her one last hug.
>
> Gifts to either of two organizations which meant a tremendous amount to
> Carole are welcome. They are:
> - The New City Public Charter School of Long Beach, CA -
> www.thenewcityschool.org
> - American Friends Service Committee "Life Over Debt" campaign -
> www.afsc.org/africa-debt
>
> More information on Carole's life including a full obituary may be found
> at
> http://www.afsc.org/africa-debt/documents/CarolJCollinsObit.pdf --Steve
> Askin, 562-951-5656
> cjc11@columbia.edu
>
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> CALL FOR ARTISTS
> Artists wanted to display & sell their work for Habitat Real Estate's
> annual
> holiday party on December 14.
> --Shelly, 232-3973
> ssladoff@yahoo.com
>
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> BRING BACK POTLUCKS
> Mt. Pleasant had a pretty thriving series of monthly potlucks geared
> towards
> the neighborhood's LGBT community (along with their friends and
> neighbors),
> which quietly wound down about 4 years ago. After moving away from MtP
> during that time and recently returning to the neighborhood, I would love
> to
> see this series revived. These potlucks happened the evening of every
> second Sunday and typically attracted a small crowd bearing fantastic food
> and company. A new "host" would have the potluck at his or her place each
> month, providing a space in which to gather, utensils, plates, and sodas -
> potluck "guests" brought everything else. I'd be happy to coordinate
> these
> potlucks again. Please let me know if you'd be interested in attending
> future potlucks, and especially if you'd like to consider hosting one (I
> assure you that hosting is a VERY easy job). If interest picks up and we
> have a host volunteer, the potlucks could start anew as early as possible!
> Crossing my fingers that people will be as interested as I am, I took the
> liberty of choosing a new LGBT potluck e-mail address. Hoping to nosh on
> potluck fare with my LGBT neighbors soon. --Christy
> MtPleasantPotluck@gmail.com
>
> ###############
> MtP CRIME REPORTS
> **Reports are considered preliminary and are not intended as final data
> until verified**
> -------------------------
> PSA 301 11/1/2006 1:00 AM Theft-Bicycle 3100 B/O 18TH ST CCN 6151363
> C1 REPORTS THAT UNKNOWN SUSPECT(S) STOLE VARIOUS PROPERTY FROM THE LISTED
> LOCATION.
> ---------------------------------
> PSA 301 11/3/2006 10:10 AM Robbery-Fear 3200 B/O 16TH ST CCN 6150760
> C1 REPORTS THAT S1 APPROACHED HIM & ASKED FOR SOME CHANGE. C1 SAID THAT
> HE
> COULD GIVE HIM A QUARTER OF SOMETHING. S1 REPLIED "NO, GIVE ME ALL OF IT
> OR
> I'LL *** KILL YOU." C1 COMPLIED.
> -------------------------
> PSA 301 11/3/2006 11:18 PM Theft-1 3200 B/O MT PLEASANT ST CCN
> 6151203
> R1 REPORTS FOR C1, THAT UNKNOWN SUSPECT(S) STOLE VARIOUS PROPERTY FROM THE
> LISTED LOCATION.
> -------------------------
> PSA 301 11/4/2006 5:00 AM Theft F/Auto-2 1600 B/O HOBART ST CCN
> 6151342
> C1 REPORTS UNKNOWN INDIVIDUALS ENTERED THE VEHICLE THE LISTED BY BREAKING
> THE REAR PASSENGER WINDOW AND ONCE INSIDE STOLE VARIOUS PROPERTY.
> -------------------------
> PSA 301 11/4/2006 3:00 PM Theft F/Auto-2 1700 B/O IRVING ST CCN
> 6155969
> C1 REPORTS THAT AN UNKNOWN SUSPECT SMASHED THE REAR PASSENGER WINDOW THEN
> STOLE VARIOUS PROPERTY.
> -------------------------
> PSA 301 11/4/2006 7:00 PM Stolen Auto 3000 B/O MT PLEASANT ST CCN
> 6115406
> C1 REPORTS THAT UNKNOWN SUSPECT(S) STOLE THE VEHICLE FROM THE LISTED
> LOCATION.
> --------------------------
> PSA 301 11/5/2006 5:00 PM Theft F/Auto-2 1600 B/O HOBART ST CCN
> 6154012
> C1 REPORTS THAT UNKNOWN SUSPECT(S) ENTERED THROUGH THE UNLOCKED PASSENGER
> SIDE DOOR & STOLE VARIOUS PROPERTY.
> -------------------------
> PSA 301 11/5/2006 8:45 PM Theft-2 3000 B/O MT PLEASANT ST CCN 6151867
> Compl reports unknown subjects removed his unsecured bicycle from in front
> of his residence.
> ------------------------------
> PSA 301 11/7/2006 12:30 AM Theft F/Auto-1 3000 B/O MOUNT PLEASANT ST
> CCN 6152523
> C1 REPORTS THAT AN UNKNOWN SUSPECT SMASHED THE PASSENGER SIDE WINDOW THEN
> STOLE VARIOUS PROPERTY.
> -------------------------
> PSA 301 11/7/2006 7:30 AM Burglary-2 3400 B/O BROWN ST CCN 6152686
> C1 REPORTS THAT AN UNKNOWN SUSPECT FORCED OPEN THE REAR BEDROOM WINDOW,
> ENTERED AND STOLE VARIOUS PROPERTY.
> -----------------------------
> PSA 301 11/9/2006 8:40 AM Theft-2 1800 B/O KILBOURNE PL CCN 6153714
> C1 REPORTS THAT UNKNOWN SUSPECT(S) STOLE THE LISTED BIKE FROM THE LISTED
> LOCATION.
> --------------------------
> PSA 301 11/9/2006 9:30 AM Stolen Auto 1600 B/O IRVING St CCN 6153953
> C1 REPORTS THAT UNKNOWN SUSPECT(S) STOLE THE VEHICLE FROM THE LISTED
> LOCATION. THE KEYS & REGISTRATION ARE WITH THE OWNER.
> --------------------------
> PSA 301 11/9/2006 7:00 PM Stolen Auto 3600 B/O 16TH ST CCN 6154058
> C1 REPORTS THAT UNKNOWN SUSPECT(S) STOLE THE VEHICLE FROM THE LISTED
> LOCATION. THE KEYS & REGISTRATION ARE WITH THE OWNER.
> --------------------------
> PSA 301 11/9/2006 8:00 PM Theft F/Auto-1 1600 B/O KENYON ST CCN
> 6153896
> C1 REPORTS THAT UNKNOWN SUSPECT(S) SMASHED THE PASSENGER SIDE WINDOW OF
> THE
> VEHICLE & STOLE VARIOUS PROPERTY.
> --------------------------
> PSA 301 11/9/2006 11:00 PM Stolen Auto 1700 B/O HOBART ST CCN 6153914
> C1 REPORTS UNKNOWN PERSON(S) STOLE THE VEHICLE FROM HIS DRIVEWAY. THE
> REGISTRATION IS IN THE VEHICLE AND C1 IS IN POSSESSION OF ALL THE AUTO
> KEYS.
> -----------------------------
> PSA 301 11/10/2006 12:01 AM Stolen Auto 2000 B/O ROSEMOUNT AVE CCN
> 6153995
> C1 REPORTS THAT UNKNOWN SUSPECT(S) STOLE THE VEHICLE FROM THE LISTED
> LOCATION. THE KEYS ARE WITH THE OWNER & THE REGISTRATION IS IN THE
> VEHICLE.
> --------------------------
> PSA 301 11/10/2006 8:00 PM Stolen Auto 1800 B/O KILBOURNE PL CCN
> 6155036
> C1 REPORTS THAT AN UNKNOWN SUSPECT STOLE THE VEHICLE FROM THE LISTED
> LOCATION. KEY IN OWNERS POSSESSION, REGISTRATION IS IN THE VEHICLE.
> -----------------------------
> PSA 301 11/11/2006 11:45 AM Stolen Auto 1600 B/O HARVARD ST CCN
> 6155012
> C1 REPORTS THAT AN UNKNOWN SUSPECT STOLE THE LISTED MOTORCYCLE FROM THE
> LISTED LOCATION. KEY AND REGISTRATION IN OWNERS POSSESSION.
> ---------------------
> PSA 301 11/12/2006 9:00 PM Stolen Auto 3100 B/O 18TH ST CCN 6155412
> "C1 REPORTS THAT AN UNKNOWN SUSPECT STOLE THE VEHICLE FROM THE LISTED
> LOCATION.
> KEY IN OWNERS POSSESSION, REGISTRATION IS IN THE VEHICLE."
> --------------------------
> PSA 301 11/13/2006 8:45 AM Theft F/Auto-1 1600 B/O HARVARD ST CCN
> 6155519
> C1 REPORTS THAT AN UNKNOWN SUSPECT SMASHED THE RIGHT PASSENGER WINDOW THEN
> STOLE VARIOUS PROPERTY.
> ---------------------
> PSA 301 11/14/2006 10:30 AM Stolen Auto ADAMS MILL RD & HARVARD ST
> CCN
> 6156278
> "C1 REPORTS THAT AN UNKNOWN SUSPECT STOLE THE VEHICLE FROM THE LISTED
> LOCATION.
> KEYS UNKNOWN, REGISTRATION IS IN THE VEHICLE."
> -------------------------------
> PSA 301 11/16/2006 7:00 AM Theft-2 3200 B/O 17TH ST CCN 6156831
> C1 REPORTS THAT UNKNOWN SUSPECT(S) STOLE VARIOUS PROPERTY FROM HER PURSE
> AT
> THE LISTED LOCATION.
> ***The CCN# is the report number for the indicated crime. For details on
> obtaining a complete report, go to
> http://mpdc.dc.gov/mpdc/cwp/view,a,1241,q,544827,mpdcNav_GID,1523,mpdcNav,|.
> asp***
> reports@crimereports.com
>
> ###############
> MtP NEIGHBORS:
> _______________
> RUNNERS WANTED
> Mount Pleasant Running Buddies is look for some good new buddies. Now is
> a
> good time to join us as we have runners at just about every pace. We are
> an
> informal running group that meets on Tuesday and Thursday mornings at 6 am
> on Lamont Plaza. We run 3-4 miles or about 45 minutes depending on your
> pace. Join and join our listserv at
> http://sports.groups.yahoo.com/group/mprb/ Various of us are training for
> ten milers, 5 K's, triathlons or just trying to get up to 3 miles so
> everyone and their dog is welcome! Get started now so you are in the
> groove
> when ole man winter comes! --Sandi
> sandistroud10@yahoo.com
> _______________
> TYPING SERVICES AVAILABLE
> I noticed that there are lot of people who work from their homes or own
> small businesses that occasionally need help with basic word processing
> duties. Did you know that there is someone who actually does typing on an
> as needed basis? It's me. I am proficient with Microsoft Office. I do
> the
> work from my own office and have come in quite handy on occasions where
> help
> was needed fast. I'm honest, good at what I do, and easy to work
> ith. --Damali, 240-401-6430
> makini123@hotmail.com
> _______________
> Casey Trees works with residents in their community to plan trees. They
> work with associations, alliances, ANCs, school support groups, and other
> resident groups who submit a Request for Planting. Casey trees then meets
> with the group to plan the planting. Casey schedules the planting -
> usually
> in the following Spring or Fall - provides the trees, tools, expertise and
> some labor. The citizen groups supply the bulk of the labor and are
> responsible for caring for the young trees for at least two years.
> November
> 30 is the deadline to submit applications for our spring
> Request-For-Planting (RFP) program. The RFP program gives individuals,
> community groups and organizations non-monetary grants to plant 10 or more
> trees in their District neighborhood. Once Casey Trees approves your RFP
> planting, we provide the trees, tools and planting expertise, while you
> organize the event and recruit the volunteers. The trees can be planted
> on
> private, as well as public, property. Applications are available at:
> www.caseytrees.org or 833-4010x109 for more information. --Dave, MtP
> Casey
> Trees Citizen Forester
> orilla@comcast.net.
> _______________
> GOOD TECH GUY
> My computer tech, Chipp Jones, is looking for more clients in the
> neighborhood. I've used him for years and he's been a great back up for
> my
> home office and for the computer needs of our family. He responds quickly
> and is always available by phone. He's a former MtP resident. You can
> reach him at: www.computerchipp.com 202-412-7690. Feel free to contact
> me
> if you need more information. --Tanya
> tanya.george@verizon.net
> _______________
> YOGA IN MtP
> Yoga in Mt. Pleasant has several openings in evening classes (5:30 and
> 7:00). Sunny well-equipped studio located in Mount Pleasant offering
> semi-private (limited to 4 students) classes with attention to individual
> needs. Handouts provided to help you develop a home practice. Class
> Descriptions: --Advanced: If you are an experienced yoga student looking
> for a challenge, consider Vinyasa yoga. This invigorating class uses
> posture
> flow and longer holding times to increase strength, flexibility and range
> of
> motion. --Gentle Yoga: These classes move at a leisurely pace through
> stretching, yoga asana, breathing and relaxation. Great for those new to
> yoga. --Yoga for Bones: Designed for those concerned about osteoporosis
> and
> osteoarthritis. --Deborah, 462-6234
> deborahd100@verizon.net
> _______________
> MASSAGE IN MtP
> Don't let the wind, rain and cold slow you down. Schedule a massage close
> to home and leave feeling renewed. I am a licensed and nationally
> certified
> massage therapist in Mt Pleasant. Modalities that I offfer include deep
> tissue, Swedish, Reiki, pregnancy massage, and on-site chair. I have over
> 1,500 hours of professional experience with session times available
> throughout the week. My table or chair can also be brought to your home,
> office, or special event. Some benefits of therapeutic massage: -
> Reduces
> stress levels - Improves circulation of blood and movement of lymph
> luids - Strengthens the immune system - Reduces blood pressure -
> Promotes
> deeper and easier breathing - Improves posture - Enhances athletic
> performance and rehabilitation after injury - Provides greater joint
> flexibility and range of motion - Reduces muscle tension and muscle
> pasms - Helps relieve tension-related headaches and the effects of
> eye-strain - Enhances the health and nourishment of the skin -
> Alleviates
> discomfort during pregnancy. For more information about my work, pricing,
> or to schedule an appointment, please visit
> http://www.ritaelsner.com/massage References, bulk purchase pricing, and
> customized gift certificates are also available (makes a great gift for
> the
> holidays). Wishing you wellness. --Rita
> ithoughtitwasjustme@yahoo.com
> _______________
> FREE YOGA
> Every Sunday - free meditation and instruction 6:00-7:30 PM, All Souls
> Church at 16th and Harvard, www.imcw.org
> Every Sunday - free yoga class 5:30-6:45 PM, yoga@studioserenity.com
> Daily free meditation class 8 -8:30 AM Mon-Fri, yoga@studioserenity.com
> --Katja
> katuscha@yahoo.com
> _______________
> SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS NEEDED
> Do you know someone with experience working with preschool children
> looking
> for work? Bridges PCS is working to develop a substitute teacher list.
> Fax
> a resume, 545-0517, or call the school, 545-0515. Bridges Public Charter
> School, 1250 Taylor St. NW, DC 20011. www.bridgespcs.org Bridges Public
> Charter School is an inclusive preschool and pre-Kindergarten program for
> children ages 3-5 years old. Our mission is to provide an exemplary,
> individualized early childhood educational program for all preschoolers,
> with and without special needs. --Olivia Smith, Director
> inclusionpreschool@yahoo.com
>
> ###############
> PFASHION HITS PFEIFFER'S
> Howdy campers! It goes without saying that Old Man Pfeiffer is quite the
> fashion plate (are there other wardrobe options besides flannel and
> denim?)
> so it should come as no surprise that we now carry fashionable clothing
> items. Come by and check out our spiffy new Mt. Pleasant t-shirts and
> sweatshirts! We even have barn jackets that'll stand up to the elements
> during your toughest outdoor home improvement project. (Or in a pinch be
> used as a tarp.)
>
> This just in...due to the large number of shiny-faced, bright-eyed DIYers
> gathered outside our door every Sunday morning, we've decided to expanded
> our hours! You can now shop us Sundays from 11-5.
>
> We'll be closed Thanksgiving day to enjoy tofurkey with our family, but
> open
> the following "SUPER-RETAIL FRIDAY" from 11-5. Avoid the mall, and buy an
> awl, we say.
>
> Old Man Pfeiffer, harsh taskmaster that he is, has us continuing to
> improve
> our plumbing and electrical offerings. Look for a pretty good selection
> ready in the next few weeks. And lastly, wake the neighbors, call your
> mom,
> the long-awaited PUR water filters are in! Hugs and hardware. --Todd,
> Adriana, and Henry
> adri1968@hotmail.com
>
> ###############
> HEATING OIL DELIVERY
> Any suggestions for a reliable home heating oil company that will also
> maintain my furnace? --Ed
> expetrush@gmail.com
>
> ###############
> SEEKING FLASH WEB DESIGNER
> I am looking for a web designer who works with Flash software (Flash 2004
> MX
> or Flash 8 would be sufficient) to edit/maintain 2 websites a couple times
> a
> year. --Rita
> ithoughtitwasjustme@yahoo.com
>
> ###############
> PAINTER WANTED
> I am looking for a reasonable painter to help me complete the painting of
> my
> house. I'd even be willing to hire day laborers to get a few rooms done
> quickly. Does anyone have any good experiences with someone local? --Ed
> expetrush@gmail.com
>
> ###############
> CHILD CARE WANTED
> Hello! I'm relatively new to the neighborhood, and looking for
> affordable,
> part-time day care. I'm hoping to find one that doesn't mind a varying
> schedule. Some days I'll need all-day care, some days I'll only need from
> 2-6pm or 3-7pm, etc. --Rachel
> rachel.perrone@hotmail.com
>
> ###############
> DOG SITTER NEEDED
> Spend Thanksgiving with our dog Wrigley! We need someone to walk and feed
> her while we're away from Monday, November 20 through Friday, November
> 24th.
> She's a super-friendly Golden Retriever/Lab mix weighing in at 90
> ounds. --Ellie
> edooling@yahoo.com
>
> ###############
> DOG BOARDING WANTED
> We are looking for arrangements for boarding our two dogs. We recently
> lost
> our long-term set-up. Does anyone have any suggestions? We have two
> dogs,
> 50-70 lbs. --Nicole
> nbrandes@verizon.net
>
> ###############
> HOUSECLEANER NEEDED
> I am looking to have my house cleaned once every 3 weeks or so. If
> someone
> has a cleaning lady that would like some extra money or knows of an
> inexpensive service, please contact me. --Evan
> esilverman@firstmadisonmortgage.com
>
> ###############
> SEEKING RELIABLE CLEANING WOMAN
> Single-family townhouse near 17th & Kilbourne needs a biweekly cleaning.
> Emphasis on kitchen, baths, vacuuming, dusting, floors. No laundering, no
> pets, no children - just a working couple and sometimes an adult son.
> Must
> speak workable English. Appreciate strong referrals from MtP
> eighbors. --Dick, 361-7984.
> dickbarnes@comcast.net
>
> ###############
> HOUSEKEEPER AVAILABLE
> Hi, if anyone is seeking help keeping your house tidy, the lady who cleans
> my home is seeking work on Mondays and Tuesdays. Her name is Ines Jimenez
> and her mobile number is 202-445-3752. She does an excellent
> ob! --Stephanie
> s_woodgarnett@hotmail.com
>
> ###############
> HOUSE CLEANING
> Our cleaning lady Tania is looking for additional houses to clean. She
> does
> a fabulous job and is extremely trust-worthy. Please call me or e-mail me
> if you are interested in having her. --Ying, 518-3874
> yinglam@verizon.net
>
> ###############
> HOUSING WANTED
> Thoughtful, respectful, fun, and tidy community-oriented professional male
> seeks a 2 - 2.5 month (now to about mid-December) room or studio rental
> for
> up to $800/month. Great references provided upon request. --Juan Carlos
> juanca89@hotmail.com
>
> ###############
> HOUSING WANTED
> I have a friend that is coming to look for rooms for rent in Mount
> Pleasant - but I haven't found that many available between CraigsList,
> this
> list and the like. If you happen to have something for rent (Looking
> between $700-$1000) drop me a line. --David
> david@innotac.com
>
> ###############
> ROOMS AVAILABLE
> I am looking for a renter to fill out my 4-bedroom, furnished house on
> Park
> Rd. (between 18th & 19th Sts.). Presently, I have 2 professionals (men)
> renting two rooms (one has his own suite), and I have a master bedroom
> available for a short- or long-term (1-year) immediately. Two adjoining
> bedrooms (private quarters) will be available beginning Jan. 2007. Asking
> $800/mo., and utilities can be shared between all the housemates. Very
> close to Mt. Pleasant St., the Zoo/Rock Creek Park, and the Cleveland Park
> Metro. --Bill, 336-8699w, 352-6040m.
> pearceb_2000@yahoo.com
>
> ###############
> PARKING SPACE WANTED
> I'm writing on behalf of Food For All, a local nonprofit where I
> volunteer.
> We are currently seeking a parking space in DC for our organization's van.
> It's an extended van, so the space would need to be a foot or two longer
> than normal. The ideal arrangement would be for someone to let us use
> their
> parking space in exchange for a tax deduction of around $200 per month
> (negotiable). We could also pay for a spot, but since our organization is
> 100% volunteer-run and only receives funding for Food items, you can
> understand that we have "limited" funding. We are, however, very
> courteous
> and respectful and friendly and would treat your parking space like our
> own
> child (except for the running over it part). And, of course, if there
> were
> anyone who'd like to volunteer, we'd love to have you. --Josh,
> www.foodforallDC.org
> journiche@gmail.com
>
> ###############
> GARAGE AVAILABLE
> My garage is available for a compact car. It is in the alley behind 19th
> St. & Kilbourne. Doors are manual. Fee: $125/month. -Judith
> jweitz@commworksllc.com
>
> ###############
> BOXES
> I moved and have boxes available. I have 2 lg, 3 med, and about 8-12
> (depending on how many I get unpacked) smaller ones. Will need to be
> picked
> up in MtP.
> --hous-218212362@craigslist.org
>
> ###############
> PRINTER FOR SALE
> EPSON STYLUS photo printer R320, brand new, $150. --Abbi
> saha103@yahoo.com
>
> ###############
> STROLLER FOR SALE
> We have an Orange Bugaboo Frog Stroller purchased in July 2005 with all
> original accessories, (rain tent, bug tent, tire pump, all documentation &
> instructions, cleaning cloth, lubricant & cleaning solution). Can be set
> up
> as a car seat stroller, bassinette or stroller. Included in this price
> are:
> Graco infant seat adapter, bugaboo foot muff (navy blue), & Transport bag.
> This is in great shape & looks brand new. The stroller sells for $1050.00
> new! (With all the options) We are asking $750.00 but will accept a
> reasonable offer. --Ed
> expetrush@gmail.com
>
> ###############
> CAR FOR SALE
> Red 2005 Nissan Altima 3.5 SE for sale. Excellent condition. 19k miles.
> Black leather seats, 6-disk changer, Bose speakers, sunroof. $19k
> BO. --Stephanie
> s_woodgarnett@hotmail.com
>
> ###############
> IT TAKES A VILLAGE TO IMPROVE A VILLAGE...
> For information about how to help:
> Advisory Neighborhood Commission 1-D: Box 43529 - 462-8692 - anc@anc1d.org
> www.anc1d.org
> AUGHT Harvard Alley Community Garden: wxly@min.net
> All-Ways Mt. Pleasant: Noon, 1st Sat. MtP Library www.all-ways.org
> Bancroft PTA: 673-7280, www.alpha60.com/bancroft/
> Cat Sitting Co-op: lauraebrown@verizon.net
> Celebrate MtP Festival: 588-5272 - MountPleasantDC@juno.com
> City Garden Food Coop/Buyer's Club: citygardendc@yahoo.com
> www.geocities.com/citygardendc
> DC Self Defense Karate Association at Bancroft: 301-589-1349
> DC Fix It List - Report observations & problems to: mtpanc@juno.com &
> to:
> http://www.washingtondc.gov/citizen/request.htm
> Friends of Bancroft Playground: 745-0514
> Friends of MtP Library:
> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/mtpleasantlibraryfriends
> Gala Theatre: 234-7174 - www.galatheatre.org
> GreenStreets Initiative: 986-0858
> Historic Mt. Pleasant, Inc: Box 3176 - 332-4772
> www.historicmountpleasant.org
> Latino Economic Development Corporation: 588-5102
> Life Skills Center: 234-9351 - lifeskillscenter@juno.com
> MPD Photo Radar: Porter St.
> MPD Red Light Cameras: 16th & Oak; 16th & Irving
> MtP Broadcasting Club: radiocpr@riseup.net
> MtP Business Association: 588-5272
> MtP Forum - E-Mail Newsletter: mtpnews@gmail.com
> MtP Internet Shop, www.cafeshops.com/cp/store.aspx?s=Mount_Pleasant
> MtP Library: 671-0200 - ekardy@yahoo.com (Mo-Tu-9:30-9; W-Sa-9:30-5:30;
> NoSu)
> MtP Main Street: Box 3252 - 588-5272 www.mtpmainstreet.org
> MtP Neighborhood Alliance: Box 21554, 20009 - mpna@mtpleasantdc.org
> MtP On-Line Discussion: www.mtpleasantdc.org
> MtP Orange Hat Patrol - orangehatpatrol@yahoo.com
> MtP Ski Club: lauraebrown@verizon.net
> MtP Yahoo Group: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/mountpleasantdc
> MtP Winery: www.mountpleasant.com
> Neighbors' Consejo: 234-6855 - www.neighborsconsejo.org
> Our Block: 797-9166
> PlayStart: www.playstart.org
> Police Service Area 301: Lt. Vines mo.vines@dc.gov 576-8219, fax: 576-3350
> Rosemount Child Care Center: 2000 Rosemount Ave. 265-9885
> www.rosemountcenter.com
> Sacred Heart Adult Education Center: 1621 Park Rd, 462-6499
> Sacred Heart Parochial School: 1625 Park Rd. - 265-4828,
> www.centercityconsortium.org/SHS/
> Spanish Catholic Medical Center: 1618 Monroe St. - 332-6664
> Stand for Our Neighbors: 332-6615 - athenaace@aol.com
> Stoddard Baptist Nursing Home, 328-7400 www.stoddardbaptisthome.com
> Stokes School: 3220 16th St, 265-7237 - www.ewstokes.org
> Ward One City Councilman Jim Graham: 724-8181 jim@grahamwone.com
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