22 Jul 2011

D.C. School Board Jay-Vees needed

Hey Ward 6 Kids! (and their parents/caregivers, right?) The DC State Board of Education is looking –now!– for two student representatives to serve for the upcoming school year. How cool would that be?  Going out the door, telling your folks the Board is waiting for your input, as you take off on your skateboard with your […]


21 Jul 2011

The To Do List

Let’s open with a tried-and-true line, shall we?  HOT ENOUGH FOR YA???  Well, we are deep in the throes of the dog days of summer, and in the middle of a big, bad heat wave– Friday is supposed to be over 100 degrees and sensitive groups should stay indoors.  So let’s find you some fun […]


21 Jul 2011

Redistricting Task Force Meets Thursday

The Ward 6 Redistricting Task Force meets Thursday, July 21st, 6:30pm at Miner Elementary School (601 15th Street, NE).  This is the task force’s third meeting, billed as a 6A community listening meeting.  The task force’s first meeting was a briefing with the Board of Elections and Ethics and Office of Planning and its second was […]


20 Jul 2011

Join The Congressional Chorus

A classmate I had at GW once told me, during our final week as students, that she wasn’t afraid of not being able to find a job after graduation. What scared her the most, she said, was not singing. After four years in the choir and in an a Capella group, it was easy for […]


20 Jul 2011

Things We Take for Granted: Neighborhood Whimsy

Feel like setting up doll house-sized vignettes in your garden of succulents? Why not! Care to decorate your patio with Lilly Pulizer colored lawn furniture and pink bikes? Go for it. Can’t fit the suit of armor in the dungeon? Put it on your porch. Want to turn an old toilet into lawn art? Well, […]


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