This Week at Samsara House 2023 - September 7, 2015 : Intro to Life Coaching | U.Lab 2.0 Launches With 35,000 | Subtle Activism Summit

Date: Mon, 7 Sep 2015 20:46:17 -0500
Subject: This Week at Samsara House 2023 - September 7, 2015 : Intro to Life Coaching | U.Lab 2.0 Launches With 35,000 | Subtle Activism Summit

AN INTRO TO LIFE COACHING - Own Your Own Goals Early Bird Price Ends Midnight Wednesday!       (Click to Read More Info) * * * * *    This Week at Samsara House 2023 - September 7, 2015 - (distributed every Monday around lunch time) KUNDALINI YOGA & MEDITATION IN BLOOMINGDALE W/HARIDEV KAUR EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at 6AM The "Seven Steps to Happiness" Series  LAUNCHES THIS WEDNESDAY MORNING!  Requested Donation - $10 Read More/Sign-Up: https://6amkundaliniyogapractice.eventbrite.com THIS THURS MORNING AT 10:00AM - SEPTEMBER 10 U.Lab: Transforming Business, Society and Self - An 8-Week MOOC at MIT D.C. HUB LAUNCHES AT SAMSARA HOUSE 2023 Click to Watch the Promotional Video Live Streamed from MIT Campus with 35,000 Participants 10:00 AM - 11:30AM - Cost: $100 total ($20 per meeting per person) Coaching Circle meetings will meet weekly at Samsara House 2023 at a group coordinated weekly time and day.  Fee due when the first coaching circle starts (later).  E-Mail to express interest about joining a coaching circle (5 people each) Step 1: Sign-Up on edX.com: https://goo.gl/tstKcn Step 2: Inquire To Join a Coaching Circle: wakeup@samsarahouse.org U.Lab: Transforming Business, Society, and Self, will bring together thousands of participants from around the world for an eight-week experiential learning journey.  The U.Lab is an opportunity to co-sense and co-create the emerging future within a personal or professional challenge, local or global issue, or system that matters to you. Samsara House 2023 as a hub host, will play a key role in helping local change-makers meet, learn, and create together. THIS THURSDAY AFTERNOON AT 4PM EST - SEPTEMBER 10 "Healing Hearts at Wounded Knee" speech by Saniel Bonder and Lakota Grandmother and visionary Jean Fleury at the Subtle Activism Summit 4:00PM - 5:30PM - Cost - FREE Read More/Sign-Up: http://subtleactivismsummit.com/main#id3 Shift Network's Subtle Activism Summit — interview with Saniel Bonder and “Healing Hearts at Wounded Knee” activist Jean Fleury, September 10 at 1pm PDT  "Subtle activism" is the ability of spiritual practice and awareness to support change – not only in our personal lives, but also in the world at large. In this time of global crisis and opportunity, we need more than ever to develop creative spiritual responses that can help heal our collective wounds and provide a foundation for the emergence of a planetary culture of peace. Saniel is honored to be a part of The Shift Network’s free online Subtle Activism Summit, taking place September 8-10. This event will bring together leading mystics, scientists and activists to highlight the potentially crucial role of spiritual awareness in supporting social and planetary transformation. Saniel and his fellow “Healing Hearts at Wounded Knee” activist, the Lakota Grandmother and visionary Jean Fleury, speak on Thursday, Sept. 10, at 1 pm Pacific time. Their interviewer is the series host David Nicol, author of the new, seminal work Subtle Activism: The Inner Dimension of Social and Planetary Transformation. Jean is also a Waking Down practitioner, having come into the work in the Atlanta community. Jean and Saniel are joined in this summit by an esteemed panel including Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee, Joanna Macy, Dr. Ervin Laszlo, Charles Eisenstein, Thomas Huebl, Angel Kyodo Williams, David Spangler, Dean Radin, Lynne McTaggart, Sandra Ingerman and others. His session will be aired on September 10 at 1pm PDT. What you'll learn in the Subtle Activism Summit:  how to apply your spiritual practice to help heal collective trauma and seed positive social change, the science of subtle activism, how subtle activism and direct action are uniting to create an irresistible force for change, what you can do to be part of the emerging subtle activism movement.   THIS SATURDAY AFTERNOON - SEPTEMBER 12 An Intro to Life Coaching : Own Your Own Goals 1:00PM - 4:00PM Register By Midnight Wednesday 9/9, Save $15: Read More/Sign-Up: http://IntroLifeCoaching1.eventbrite.com About the workshop: Do you want to stop making excuses? Do you want to feel you're making powerful progress? Do you want your goals to be engines for personal growth like never before? Do you want RESULTS? Then OWN YOUR GOALS! It's one thing to have a goal. Owning your goal is something else entirely. When we own our goals, we prioritize them like never before. We battle with any issues of time management, concerns about inadequacy of our ideas or ourselves and commit fully to what we have set our minds to. Owning our goals also helps us get over our pasts for the sake of a fulfilling future, transforming us into efficient, powerful, positive people who are IN ACTION. In this workshop we will: • See clearly how we are getting in our own way and create structures for us to overcome these issues. • Understand the difference between how we are doing something today and what owning our goals would look like, giving us a roadmap of effective actions to take and a list of things we can no longer tolerate of ourselves. • See the value of well-being and why and how we can prioritize it for success. • Enjoy supporting each other, helping our fellow participants get further than they could on their own. So make sure you come with a specific idea of what your goals are, because this workshop will not be about figuring out your goals, and come with something to take notes so you can leave with a personalized blueprint for your success. See you at Samsara House 2023 on September 12th at 10AM. About the coach: Gregg DeMammos is a life coach in private practice since 2006. He has run workshops, including his meetup group, The Relationship Circle and helped hundreds of people to get more out of their relationships, reach their goals and love their lives. Read more about him at www.relationshipcircle.com and feel free to friend him on Facebook and start having the conversation of your life in a brand new way. View Full Event Calendar for September 2015  * * * * *  PROMOTION THIS TUESDAY MORNINGS Sunrise Kundalini with Jacqueline Buschmann (sub for Jiwan Shakti Kaur) 6:30AM - 7:30 AM @ Lighthouse Yoga, Petworth, D.C. Reserve space: https://secure.yogareg.com/ghydc/pub?action=viewdropinclasslist THIS SATURDAY MORNING Kundalini Yoga, Gong and Meditation with Ramjot Kaur and friends 8:15AM - 10:00AM @ Yoga House, Dupont Circle, D.C. No need to register: http://yogahousestudio.com/2015/06/03/saturday-classes-continue-815/ e-mail: Ramjot Kaur for questions: dorisgermany@comcast.net * * * * *  Awareness Cubed Series, From A-Z   "Nothing matters very much, and few things matter at all." ~ Arthur Balfour "Every man takes the limits of his own field of vision for the limits of the world." ~ Arthur Schopenhauer "It is you that pervades this universe, and this universe exists in you. Your true nature is pure consciousness." ~ Ashtavakra Gita About Samsara House 2023, (est. 2013) "Samsara House 2023" at 36 R Street NW is an Awareness-based shared event space where world-shifting communities are meshworked to expand each other's world view and experience and cross-pollinate that which is emerging in the world.  Samsara House 2023 rapidly prototypes models for the new world to template upon and ignite a planetary revolution in consciousness within ten years. Samsara House 2023’s strategy is to exemplify a gift-economy over the market economy, one that values giving over having. While all events cost at least one dollar to cover utilities, any additional contribution will go towards periodically giving half back to a socially responsible organization or cause in need that you also help identify. Going together as a river, we build a thriving community of communities and pave the way for a new world. Samsara House 2023 is a Holacracy powered organization founded by Cullen Kowalski at a row house in Bloomingdale, New Washington, D.C. You never change things by fighting the existing reality.  To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete. ~ Buckminster Fuller  Be the change you wish to see in the world. ~ Gandhi * * * * * Join the Samsara House 2023 event mailing list: http://samsarahouse.org                                                                           Samsara House 2023 36 R Street NW Washington, DC 20001

Crispus Attucks Park quarterly meeting -- Tuesday, 09-08-2015

Date: Mon, 7 Sep 2015 16:00:01 -0400
Subject: Crispus Attucks Park meeting Tuesday, Sept 8

           

Can you share the information below about CADC's upcoming quarterly meeting?  All interested residents are invited to attend.

                     

Crispus Attucks Park doesn't manage itself!  Join us at the next quarterly meeting of Crispus Attucks Development Corporation to get an update on current operations,  and share your input on how to make the Park better!

• What: CADC Quarterly meeting
• When: 7pm - 8:30pm, Tuesday September 8
• Where: 38 V St NW

         

We hope you will join us!

                                                  

Will Gomaa

President, CADC

Cafe Los Suenos: Thanks for your generous contributions towards Cup For Education

See this message from Elizabeth and Carlos of Cafe Los Suenos, which has a pop-up at Showtime Lounge on Sundays from 9 am to 1 pm:

From: cafelossuenos@gmail.com
Subject: Tidbit to share with the neighborhood
Date: Sun, 6 Sep 2015 09:58:30 -0400
                       
We would like to start thanking our Bloomingdale neighbors each month for their generous contributions to Cup for Education. Their donations "in our cup" amounted to $59 in August.

We will keep reporting the monthly donations to you so you can share them. 
                             
At re end of the year, we'll send the cumulative donations and our own contribution to the organization.

lost kitten on the unit block of Bryant Street NW

Subject: Posting request on Bloomingdale List Serve Re Lost Kitten
Date: Sat, 5 Sep 2015 17:27:53 -0400

Tuxedo Kitten APB — Beautifully cute and very affectionate but slightly idiotic kitten on the loose. Black with white paws and white on face with a red collar. Name is Alfalfa or Rocky, depending upon who you ask, but generally answers to anything including all the typical cooing sounds. Very comfortable around strangers and their food. Is supposed to be domiciled on the unit block of Bryant Street,NW but has runner tendencies, so I’m not exactly sure where he is now. I assume he’s not running back to the pound, but . . . .
                     
If you see him, please give James a call or text at 202 then 316 then 6316. Rocky is a runner, so if you see him, please shelter/capture him and I’ll be there as soon as possible.  

McMillan Advisory Group (MAG) meeting -- Thursday, 09-10-2015

Date: Mon, 7 Sep 2015 12:40:19 -0700
Subject: Re: Scott, our September MAG meeting announcement, consider posting in the Bloomingdale blog -Kirby
   

    McMillan Advisory Group (MAG)

    Thursday September 10, 7PM

    NOTE CHANGED LOCATION:

    Summit Apartments,

    2^nd Floor Conference Room

    116 T St. NE

    (opposite McKinley, Langley schools)

     Open to the public

     

Proposed tentative agenda items (final agenda will

be determined at the very beginning of the meeting) (There

was no MAG meeting in August):

- Role of the MAG in the McMillan development process

- Dept. of Transportation and the traffic study we requested

- Grocery store letter of intent received

- Mayor’s Agent (subdivision) decision

- The Olmsted walk including VMP presentation of

  site plan and drawings of buildings near the north service court

 

Kirby Vining, MAG Chair, magchairman@gmail.com, 202 213 2690

 

https://mcmillanadvisorygroup.wordpress.com

 

The MAG meets  on the 2nd Thursday of each month

at 7PM USUALLY at All Nations Baptist Church, 2001 North Capitol

St., NE (corner of Rhode Island Ave. NE).  All meetings 

are open to the public. 

 

FY2016 Great Streets Retail Small Business Reimbursement Grants updates: Application deadline extended & more

From:
Date: September 4, 2015 at 3:21:24 PM EDT
Subject: Great Streets Updates: Application Deadline Extended & More

Good Afternoon,

  

Please be advised that the Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development (DMPED) has issued a technical amendment to the Request for Applications (RFA) for the FY2016 Great Streets Retail Small Business Reimbursement Grants.

                               

The technical amendment is available online on the Great Streets website. Please note that, among other changes, the grant application deadline has been extended to FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2^nd, 2015 at 4pm.

  

Thank you and have a great weekend,

Polina

                         

Polina Bakhteiarov | Great Streets Manager

Government of the District of Columbia

Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning & Economic Development 

1350 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Suite 317 | Washington, DC 20004

W 202.741.8952 | F 202.727.6703 | C 202.615.6625 | polina.bakhteiarov@dc.gov

1915: Gompers explains Labor Day origin

See this tweet and link:

Bloomingdame ‏@bloomingdame  6m6 minutes ago

Samuel Gompers' history of Labor Day - 100 years ago in Evening star. September 05, 1915, Page 8, Image 23 - http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83045462/1915-09-05/ed-1/seq-23/ …

comment on 67 V St NW pop-up & pop-back renovation

See this tweet and two images:

lynn g. ‏@binnylg  11h11 hours ago

It's just not right, @dcra. Use all flexibility for the benefit of residents, not developers. #67VSt #Bloomingdaledc

10:43 AM - 6 Sep 2015

Happy Labor Day from Samuel Gompers

See this tweet and pic:

Bloomingdame ‏@bloomingdame  54m54 minutes ago

Happy Labor Day from 1st Street in #BloomingdaleDC - Samuel Gompers & wife | Library of Congress - http://www.loc.gov/item/npc2008008235/ …

12:19 PM - 5 Sep 2015 

Labor Day cookout supplies at the Bloomingdale Farmers Market

From: "Markets & More" <Markets__More@mail.vresp.com>
Date: September 3, 2015 at 5:37:25 PM EDT
Subject: Labor Day Cookout Supplies at BFM
Reply-To: "Markets & More" <reply-9121847523-729af3535e-88d0@u.cts.vresp.com>

Sundays 9-1 • 100 Block of R NW

Hi BFM fans, Hey, have you been to Number 1 Sons lately? Spice up Labor Day barbecues with their  new Chile Bears.  Havana Banna is mild, Swine Sauce is medium and Local 101 is hot. But they are much more more than little pots of heat. Fermented with Virginia riesling and chardonnay, each one has its own spices -- all were delicious.  I have been trying them on everything all week.  All 3 would make a cool gift for a party or picnic. Since we are talking about Labor Day foods, what are you cooking?  I am making Tandoori Chicken for Labor Day with Keswick's superb yogurt.  I salt and lemon chicken pieces a day before and then I marinade them for 4-24 hours in a yogurt-garlic-spice mixture. Remember to slash the chicken in long cuts so that the yogurt gets absorbed.  You can grill it at this point or bake it slowly unti it is half cooked and grill it to finish it.  I am thinking about skewered okra to go with it. Grilled Veggie Burger? The New York Times swears by this one Don't forget the corn. You can boil it, grill it in the husk, microwave it in the silk and husk (that makes the silk pull away very easily), butter it or go Mexico City on it with a slather of mayo, a roll in cotija or parmesan cheese, a sprinkle of crushed pepper (or pimenton) and a drizzle of lime. I used to be corn and butter but Mexico has won. Mountain View has a lot of different potatoes -- the French fingerlings and German Butterballs make good potato salads.  Drain the spuds thoroughly after simmering them in salted water, then add the vinegar and seasoned olive oil or butter very fast so that the potatoes absorb them.  Serve at room temperature. Grilled or roasted, oiled eggplant slices are addictive. Make dozens of them. Dress with more oil and heaps of chopped herbs.  Heap ratatouille on them or cheese or a roasted tomato and cheese and call it a new wave eggplant parm. Grilled stone fruit, grilled bananas, grilled pineapples, grilled bread and smashed tomatoes (Pan Tomat),  Just grill everything.  And if you have some whole eggplants left over, bury them in the braise of the coals until they get very soft.  Puree with grill softened garlic.  My favorite eggplant caviar. And don't forget the pickles, kraut and kimchi. Fruit Salad for your picnic with white grapes, peaches, nectarines, plums, apples, the rest of the berries. Macerate in a bit of rose wine and sprinkle with shredded mint? BIKE HOUSE 11-1 Bring back those bikes.

New this Week Fortune Plum Pie stars at Whisked-- don't you want a Fortune Pie to start September? Get your new Wildflower Honey at Truck Patch!  Full Sours are back at Number 1 Sons -- Pickle Heaven full of choice again. Peaches and cider rule at Reid and grapes! Butternut Squash Lasagne at Cucina -- Vegetarian. Don't forget the CORN: Grilled or boiled, buttered or fancied up Mexican style -- or cut off the cob and mixed into a salad or with baby lima beans and diced tomatoes and hot peppers...

At the Stands CUCINA AL VOLO PASTAS, SAUCES AND SOUP:  NEW: Butternut squash lasagne, yellow tomato soup, eggplant Norma sauce pesto, burrata and swiss chard with parmesan rivoli, ribolitta (Tuscan bread soup)  Sauces and Soups now in glass jars.  Bring your jar back for a dollar off your next purchase. This week:  Mushroom sauce, Eggplant Norma, Duck ragu and rabbit ragu, Brisket ravioli.  Sauces and Soups now in glass jars.  Bring your jar back for a dollar off your next purchase. REID ORCHARDS: Peaches, white and yellow donut peaches, nectarines, Honeycrisp, ,Ginger Gold, Sansa, and Zestar apples plus some antique varietals, plums, seedless grapes, Apple, honeycrisp and pear cider.  Ciders.  (Last of the berries) MOUNTAIN VIEW ORGANICS: Lotsa Tomatoes. Fresh garlic, Padron and Shishito peppers. Shiny, thin, long Japanese eggplants. New potatoes in various colors, baby leeks. Carrots with greens, Hakurei salad turnips and greens, baby beets, Swiss Chard, baby boy choy, summer squash. Pale green Hungarian and Italian frying tomatoes. Purple onions with their greens. Gorgeous heirloom and Cherry Tomatoes. TRUCK PATCH:  Bryan is sending his new Wildflower honey. He  loves to grow those heirloom tomatoes: Stripped German, Aunt Ruby, Cherokee Purple, Black Krim, Roma, Big Reds, Stripped Zebra, Great White, Valencia.Watermelons and Cantaloupes! Armenian serpentine cucumbers. lettuces, kale, Swiss chard, Green Beans, Beets, Eggplants.  Stacia says: Gorgeous flowers. I saw tomatoes seconds on sale last week -- great for canning and roasting and gazpacho. TRUCK PATCH MEATS:  Labor Day Carnivores want: Pastured Pork! - Bacon, Bone in and Boneless Pork butt, tenderloins, bone in and boneless pork chops, spare ribs, breakfast and savory sausages, and whole chicken and chicken parts. NUMBER 1 Sons:  The new Chile Bear hot sauces are wonderful -- mild, medium or hot, with lots of layers of flavor and spice -- not just spiciness.   The flavors are the best I have had.  Full sours, half sours, District Dills, Kicky Koshers, Crispy Koshers. Pepperpatch Okra from Garner's  okra.  Grill a Pimento kimcheese sandwich this weekend and don't forget your pickle.  Try your own with Keswick Pimento and Sons kimchi.  Deep fried pickles are good too. KESWICK: What I like about the Keswick stand is that they have such a huge range of cheeses.  Cheddar, Calverley, Wallaby, Vachino Bianca, Bovre, Tomme Sweet Tomme , Carrock.  Some are Jersey cow, some are a mix of Jersey and goat  Sample them all. I love to rave about their Mozzarella because it is so creamy, so much like the real Italian buffalo Mozzarella.  And if you love yogurt, be sure to check this. Pimento Cheese is top of mind  because I saw a fabulous Pimento Kimcheese burger picture. Chileheads, alert. I get your Dragon's Breath.                                                                                                                                       WHISKED: Jenna says: "Our stone fruit obsession continues this week with our Fortune Plum pie. This pie features Fortune plums from Kuhn orchards at 14&U- they're juicy, fresh, and full of summery flavor. We mix them with sugar and spike them with lime juice for balance, allowing the plums to shine.We also have a new quiche on the menu - a corn, tomato and basil quiche. This quiche is light and fresh and features tomatoes and corn from Garner's Produce. PANORAMA: Baguettes and croissants, breakfast pastries and lots of breads. Breton specialties like Kouign Amann and the new Crois-Nut.French breakfast pastries like palmiers, almond croissants plus the plain and chocolate crosisants, baguettes, the olive oil buns that grace the 25 dollar hamburgers at Central and the Rustiques they serve you at Citronelle. Sandwich breads, too. If they are out of a bread you crave, ask them to save one for you for next week. Late risers: they have lots of whole wheat, multigrain and sourdough boules and loaves that sell out early. GARNER:  American Edamame also known as baby limas or butter beans.  NOT the kind you hated as a child.  Toss them into simmering salted water until tender and sprinkle with sea salt and olive oil. Add some  Addictive. Watermelon Wonderland: Red seedless, yellow seedless, red seeded, cantaloupes, Fascination green fleshed melon too. Bicolor Sweet Corn, Heirloom tomatoes, Early Girl tomatoes, green beans, yellow beans, Romano besns, Eggplants, Japanese, Italian, Ghostbusters, Sicilian. Red, Orange and Green bell a Chile heads: look here hot peppers (Jalapeño, Anaheim, Poblano, Serrrano, Cayene, Habañero). Candy onions, tomatillos, cherry tomatoes. Carrots, zucchini and summer squash, cucumbers, kales, savoy cabbage, black eye pes. Swiss chard. Cut herbs. Red and green okra. Please spread the word about the Produce Plus  time to use your Produce Plus, WiC and Senior FMNP checks at market before they expire. Robin and the Teds

Bloomingdale Farmers' Market

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Open Houses in and around Bloomingdale scheduled for 09/06/2015

2116 3RD ST NE #A offered at $639,900. open 1-3pm

The featured property will be open on Sunday from 1-3pm at 2116 3rd St NE #A and is offered at $639,900.  The listing is represented by Bryce Rowland with Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate Brokerage.  You can find more information in the link below.

The list of open houses scheduled for Sunday in and around Bloomingdale can be seen here.  The same info can be seen in a map format here.

*Agents, to have your open houses included in this weekly post, please have them tagged in MRIS by 10am on Friday.  If you don't see your open house in the links, feel free to add in the comments.  Also, if you would like your open to be featured with a picture for this post, please e-mail suzanne at 10 square team dot com by 10am on Friday before the open.

Mapbox's map of DC neighborhoods - including Bloomingdale

Click on the link to read the entire CityLab article.

I have included the section that mentions Bloomingdale.

How Many Neighborhoods Is Too Many for One Map?

The lead cartographer for Mapbox answers the technological and philosophical questions of which ‘hoods make it onto a map.

• KRISTON CAPPS
 
• @kristoncapps
 
• Sep 3, 2015

Washington, D.C., has got too many neighborhoods. The city’s Office of Planning recognizes 131 distinct neighborhoods and even acknowledges that the list is, at best, incomplete. Residents of the District love nothing more than arguing over where Eckington ends and Bloomingdale begins (or LeDroit Park or Truxton Circle or Shaw, for that matter).
...

Neighborhoods in D.C. are often small and obscure: Swampoodle, for example, or the nexus of LeDroit Park/Bloomingdale/Shaw/Truxton Circle/Eckington. Who makes the call?

D.C.'s neighborhood boundaries are available from the government on their open data portal.  As far as I know, the boundaries are only an approximate reference and have no official definition or purpose.  And in reality, the boundaries of many neighborhoods are quite fuzzy, and there are many areas of the city that could reasonably fall into two or more neighborhoods.

...

You will note that the teeny triangle bounded by Florida NW, Rhode Island Avenue NW and 2nd Street NW appears to be part of LeDroit Park and not Bloomingdale. 

Howard University crime alert -- armed robbery at 3rd & Elm St NW on Thursday, 09-03-2015

To: LeDroitPark@yahoogroups.com
From: LeDroitPark@yahoogroups.com
Date: Thu, 3 Sep 2015 16:02:21 -0400
Subject: [LeDroitPark] Fwd: FW: Crime Alert-Armed Robbery(September 3, 2015) [1 Attachment]

[Attachment(s) from Anita Norman included below]

See crime alert!

---------- Forwarded message ----------

From: "Bennett, Maybelle T." <maybelle.bennett@howard.edu>
Date: Sep 3, 2015 3:30 PM
Subject: FW: Crime Alert-Armed Robbery(September 3, 2015)

Good afternoon,

Please see the attached crime alert the Howard University Dept. of Public Safety sent to us, and caution your neighbors about walking in the park at 1:40 a.m.

Maybelle

Maybelle Taylor Bennett

Director

Howard University Community Association

2731 Georgia Avenue, N.W.

Washington, D.C. 20001

Ph: (202) 806-4771

Fx: (202) 667-5964

From: Howard University Department of Public Safety <hudps@Howard.edu>
Date: Thursday, September 3, 2015 9:40 AM
To: AllEmployees-HU-Only <AllEmployees-HU-Only@howard.edu>, AllEmployees-HUH-Only <AllEmployees-HUH-Only@howard.edu>, AllStudents <AllStudents@howard.edu>
Subject: Crime Alert-Armed Robbery(September 3, 2015)

           

Howard University Crime Alert 2015 09 03 by Scott Roberts