From: Councilmember Kenyan R.
McDuffie
Sent: Thursday, August 22, 2019 2:20 PM
Subject: Ward 5 Report: Back to school next week and Ward 5 Day on
September 14
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Neighbors,
It’s hard to believe that we are nearing the end of summer, and yet
most students in DC will return to school next week. On Monday, I
invite you to join me in getting the school year off on the
right foot with a welcome back pep rally at 8:00 am at Noyes
Elementary where we will be greeting students
with cheers and high-fives as they walk through the door for a new
school year.
As a parent, I know the preparation for school begins long before
the first day. Earlier this month, I was pleased to take part in an
annual backpack giveaway at Brentwood Recreation Center, hosted by
the Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) Roving Leaders and
spearheaded by Ward 5's own Ricardo Duren (pictured above along
with DPR Director and Ward 5 resident Delano Hunter).
Whether you have a school-aged child or not, back to school
season is in the air, and I'm continuing to work for a safe
and productive school year for all DC students.
In service,
Kenyan
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In this
issue of the Ward 5 Report:
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Ribbon Cutting
for The Sterling
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Yesterday, Councilmember McDuffie joined city and
neighborhood leaders to celebrate the ribbon cutting of The
Sterling, Ward 5's new short-term family shelter located at 1700
Rhode Island Avenue NE.
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Ward 5 Day -
September 14
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Visit the Ward 5
Community Office
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The office is typically open from
11:00 am - 2:00 pm on Tuesday and Thursday. To make an appointment
at the office, visit www.calendly.com/ward5, or call
our main office number at (202) 724-8028. When entering the Ward 5
Community Office at Luke C. Moore, please use the Monroe Street, NE
entrance.
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DC Business
Community Engagement Forum - August 29
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As a part of his work to examine
and improve DC's contracting with minority and women-owned
businesses, Councilmember McDuffie funded a study by the DC
Department of Small and Local Business Development (DSLBD). As
part of the study, DSLBD is hosting a town hall meeting to obtain
information (feedback, comments, and perceptions) from business
owners on their experiences in doing business or attempting to do
business with the DC government.
Business owners (or a representative) must
register no later than 6:00 pm, Friday, August 23, 2019.
DSLBD will also accept written comments if submitted by Friday,
August 23, 2019. See link for full details on submitting written
comments.
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Art Park @ RIA
First Friday Launch Party - September 6
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Show Up For DC
Statehood - September 19
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The House of Representatives will
hold a hearing on legislation to make the District of Columbia a
state (the hearing was rescheduled from the original date in July).
Click the image above to visit www.ShowUp4DC.com and learn how to
get involved.
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