Showing posts with label Jonathan Taylor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jonathan Taylor. Show all posts

Friday, August 06, 2010

North Capitol Main Street's "1st on First" Art + Music Walk -- Saturday, 8-7-2010 -- Rustik Tavern & Child-Care Center joining the line-up


This message is from Jonathan Taylor, Executive Director, North Capitol Main Street:

NOW JOINING THE "1ST ON FIRST" ART+MUSIC WALK LINE-UP . . .

1) A cool new pizza place is just around the corner. Come out, meet the owner, Diton, and check it out. A sit-down pizza experience on First Street NW? No way!

2) Did you know a Math & Reading Learning Center AND a Child-Care Center will open for business on First Street NW very soon? Moms/Dads, the start of the school year is just weeks away and it's time for kids to get back to learning. (Summer's almost over, whew!) Now's the time to get your child on the right learning track. Drop in, talk to Karen and get information on the program.


A Unique Pub Experience is on the way . . .


DON'T MISS OUT; JOIN US FOR THE 2ND ANNUAL 1st on First-Art + Music Walk

North Capitol Main Street
DATE: Saturday, August 7, 2010
TIME: Noon to 4:00 p.m.
LOCATION: First Street NW -- from Florida to Rhode Island Avenue NW

Wednesday, June 16, 2010

NCMS Clean Team Sentinels trash collection report for May 2010


See this message from Jonathan Taylor, Executive Director, North Capitol Main Street, Inc.:


Dear Area Residents:

As many may be already aware, North Capitol Main Street (NCMS) has diligently been working over the past 8 months to improve the physical appearance and image of our commercial business district through an aea clean streets initiative.

On an ongoing basis every Tuesday thru Sturday, The Clean Team Sentinels, with manpower furnished by Ready Willing & Working (RWW), have been collecting debris and trash articles throughout the North Capitol and First Street NW corridors from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm daily. Additionally, the clean team is involved in other activities such as setting up tree boxes, light poll baskets and graffiti removal from commercial property sorefronts.

As a part of keeping the community apprised of the progress of the clean street initiative on a monthly basis, NCMS will report out to the cmmunity at large on the progress of the program by sending a monthly Operation Clean Sweep Trash Collection Report as well as other information relevant to the program. Also, we ecourage feedback from the community regarding any concerns relevant to the pogram itself.

It is the mission of NCMS to promote economic development and business retention activities within the geater North Capitol area which include the neighborhoods of Eckington, Bloomingdale and the Truxton Crcle area of Shaw.

Here are the stats for the Month of May:

· The NCMS team collected 1,528 bags – 22. 92 tons of rubbish collected.

· The team completed a weed and mulch project in the park located at North Capitol & Florida Ave. NW.

· The team of Landscapers installed 12 additional self watering planters in designated areas within NCMS Main Street boundary

· The RWW night watering crew has been watering with Miracle Grow on a daily basis.

For additional information please contact us at (202) 905-6039 or visit our website at www.ncmsinc.org .

Jonathan Taylor, Executive Director

Thursday, April 22, 2010

Jonathan Taylor named new Executive Director of North Capitol Main Street, Inc.


See this message from North Capitol Main Street board member (and Eckington resident) Karen Alston:



PRESS RELEASE
April 22, 2010
For Immediate Release
Contact:
Karen Alston
North Capitol Main Street, Inc.
Kalston266@gmail.com
301-806-6963

North Capitol Main Street Names Jonathan Taylor New Executive Director
New Management Capacity to Benefit Local Business Programs


Washington, DC - April 22, 2010 - North Capitol Main Street (www.ncmsinc.org), a non-profit organization dedicated to commercial revitalization along the North Capitol-area neighborhood business districts, has named Jonathan Taylor as its new Executive Director.

"With both a passion for the community and economic development and a proven ability to assist small and local businesses, Jonathon is uniquely qualified to lead the organization," said Pat Mitchell, North Capitol Main Street's Chair. "His talent and skills will be a tremendous asset in assisting us reach our mission and goals as an organization as well as getting projects off the drawing board."

Mr. Taylor brings over 23 years of community economic development experience to his new role, including several years with local and community based organizations. Most recently, Mr. Taylor for the last 10 ten years has been president of Kumase Development Group, Inc., a regional neighborhood economic development and real estate planning consulting company.

"I'm deeply honored to have been chosen to lead North Capitol Main Street through this exciting period in its history and I have a profound admiration for the organization and its accomplishments in its seven year history. I intend to build upon the groundwork established by the Board of Directors and committed community leaders," said Mr. Taylor.

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About North Capitol Main Street
North Capitol Main Street, Inc. (NCMS, Inc.) is a 501c(3) nonprofit corporation founded for the purpose of serving as a catalyst for neighborhood commercial revitalization. NCMS, Inc. is a designated DC Main Streets program. Specifically, this volunteer-driven organization was established to revitalize the North Capitol Street area's historically and culturally important neighborhood commercial corridors.

The NCMS, Inc. service area includes the North Capitol Street business corridor between New York and Rhode Island Avenues, and the Bloomingdale Business District at Rhode Island Avenue and First Street, NW. NCMS, Inc. follows the National Trust for Historic Preservation's Main Street approach to economic revitalization, which focuses on incremental change and self-help.

If you would like to learn more about NCMS and/or volunteer to put your talents to work in order to improve your neighborhood's business environment, please visit www.ncmsinc.org or email Jonathan at jtaylor@ncmsinc.org or call (202) 905- 6039.