Showing posts with label Mike Little. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mike Little. Show all posts

Friday, February 10, 2012

NOA Gallery: reception featuring jewelry artist Jenny Sammons -- Saturday, 02/11/2012

Please join us this Saturday
for the jewelry art of
JENNY SAMMONS


Saturday, February 11, 2012
Noon to 5pm

Refreshments will be served.
Please join us for a reception featuring the original work of jewelry artist Jenny Sammons. Jenny has a gift for creating feminine jewelry with a modern bohemian flare. Her works are created with intention and meaning, and she hopes that each person her jewelry touches will benefit from that positive energy that went into its creation.

Browse photos of Jenny`s work

Ongoing Art Exhibit
featuring
Romare Bearden
Kivox Martin
Tomae Yokoi
Thomas Mcknight
Anna Juan
and many others

For more information please contact:
Jenny Sammons at 202 – 679 - 4400
Jennysprettythings@gmail.com
jennysammons.com
jennysammons.wordpress.com
OR
Mike Little at NOA Gallery at 202 – 483 - 7328

NOA Gallery: Providing Fine Art & Design Concepts for the Community
Prints, posters, limited editions, and originals available.
132 Rhode Island Avenue NW in Bloomingdale

Wednesday, September 15, 2010

McMillan Sand Filtration site development: YouTube videos

See this message from Bloomingdale resident Eva Hambach.

Sent: Fri Sep 10 16:51:42 2010
Subject: Re-McMillan development videos

Hello Thomas Street and neighbors,

Herewith the links to four short videos and interviews meant to help shed some light on planned development at the McMillan Sand filtration site uphill from us.

Please take a look; these videos are meant to introduce or re-introduce residents to a heated debate that has been raging for years and that we all should be aware of. I wasn`t aware of any of this until our friendly ANC Commissioner John Salatti told me about the development plans about a year ago.


McMillan-The Synopsis
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2kEhLTCccZs




McMillan-The Case for Historic Preservation
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qpl1H7WdCDg&feature=channel




McMillan-The Case for Development
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hq8HCIjQZi4&feature=channel





Bloomingdale-Toxic Overflow
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9iN5yOoLLyo&feature=channel

These videos don`t tell the whole story as it is continuously evolving. Please take some time to get more information from various other sources and also visit:

www.ourMcMillan.com

www.eya.com
dc.gov/DC/Government