Monday 30 July 2018

[WardFive] Norton Releases Full List of Employers Ahead of Her Annual Job Fair, Wednesday

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Please save the date for Wednesday, August 1, 2018 and join Congresswoman Norton's Annual Job Fair for DC residents only. See below

Commissioner Ursula Higgins
Chairperson, ANC 5B
Single Member District 5B02
Telephone: 202-321-5289
Email: 5b02@anc.dc.gov
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Contact: Benjamin Fritsch – o: 202-225-8050, c: 202-225-8143 July 30, 2018
*Walk-Ins Are Welcome, But D.C. Residents Encouraged to Pre-Register Here*

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WASHINGTON, D.C.—The office of Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC) today released the full list of nearly 100 employers that will be available to meet directly with District of Columbia residents at Norton's annual Job Fair, to be held Wednesday, August 1, 2018, from 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. at the Washington Convention Center (801 Mount Vernon PL NW). The Fair is free and open only to D.C. residents. Job-seekers must bring proof of D.C. residency (photo ID, voter registration card, pay stub, utility bill or lease).

"Today when online applications are routine, job seekers rarely get the chance to have a face-to-face meeting with an actual employer unless they make it to the interview process," Norton said. "Our Job Fair offers residents a prime opportunity to network and discuss job opportunities with employers who are looking to hire."

The Fair will feature employers from every sector and industry in the D.C. region, including non-profits, private businesses, retail, labor unions, restaurants, hotels and tourism, construction, federal and county governments, law enforcement, apprentice organizations and others. The Fair will also feature stations offering one-on-one consulting with workforce development professionals on applying for a job.

Below is the full list of employers, organized by job category.

Accounting
CFO Services Group
Construction
Insulators and Allied Workers Local 24 JATC
Keystone Mountain Lakes Region Council of Carpenters

Culinary Arts
D.C. Central Kitchen
District Government
D.C. Courts
D.C. Department of Corrections
D.C. Department of Insurance, Securities and Banking
D.C. Office of Human Rights
D.C. Office of the Attorney General
Education
5House LifeSkills BootCamp
Academy of Hope Adult Public Charter School
Aveda Institute D.C.
DeVry University
Enriched Schools
Fairfax County Public Schools
Job Corps
Potomac Job Corps
Electrical Apprenticeship
IBEW Local Union 26
IBEW Local 26 / JATC
Federal Government
Architect of the Capitol
Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency
Drug Enforcement Administration
Smithsonian Institution
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
U.S. Department of State
U.S. Office of Personnel Management
Smithsonian National Zoo

Financial Services
Andrews Federal Credit Union
Jackson Hewitt Tax Service
Care Givers Insurance Agency
Primerica Financial Services

Food and Beverage
Lucky Strike
Officina
Southwest Soda Pop Shop
Government Contractor
PAE (Pacific Architects and Engineers)
Health Care
AmeriHealth Caritas District of Columbia
Children's National Health System
Sibley Hospital, Johns Hopkins Medicine
Unity Health Care
Higher Education
The George Washington University
University of the Potomac
Hospitality
Concord Hospitality
Entertainment Cruises
Hilton
Marriott Marquis Washington D.C
NFC Amenity Management
Old Town Trolley Tours
The Omni Shoreham
Information Technology (IT)
Cybersoft Technologies Corporation

Law Enforcement
Charles County Sheriff's Office
Chesterfield County Police Department
Delaware State Police
Maryland Natural Resources Police
Metropolitan Police Department, D.C.
Montgomery County Police
New Castle County Police Department
NYC Department of Correction
Philadelphia Police Department
Prince George's County Police Department
Virginia Department of State Police

Legal Services
Arnold & Porter
LegalShield
Management and Hospitality
Sunset Pool Management Inc.

Marketing and Advertisement
Social Driver
Military
District of Columbia Army National Guard
Non Profit
40Plus of Greater Washington
Human Rights Campaign
Jubilee Jobs
LAYC Career Academy PCS
LeadingAge
Thrive D.C
United Planning Organization
Operations and Maintenance
Complete Building Services
Performing Arts
Washington Performing Arts
Property Management
Bozzuto
Kettler Management
Public Safety
MCPD 9-1-1 Emergency Communications Center

Public Utility
DC Water
Real Estate
Forest City Washington
CBRE
Retail
CVS Health
Giant Food
LOFT
Security Services
Admiral Security
Special Events
Events DC
The Anthem
Staffing Firm
Mb Staffing Services
Ranavain
Telecommunications
RCN
Transportation
Academy Bus
Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority (MWAA)
Veteran Service Organization
The American Legion
Workforce Development
America Works of Washington, DC
Served Academy
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[WardFive] Wrapped Recycling Trucks Hit The Streets

Recycling Trucks Wrapped with New Art to Hit the Streets Beginning Friday

DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities will wrap 15 more DPW recycling trucks with original works from local artists as part of its “Designed to Recycle” project

The Bowser Administration is, once again, wrapping District recycling trucks with original art by local artists. The “Designed to Recycle” initiative, which launched in 2015 with 10 trucks, promotes recycling, invigorates District streets and supports local artists. It also encourages residents of all ages to increase their efforts to reduce landfill waste and pollution. The first two newly wrapped trucks will be in service on Friday July 27. Each week through September 6, two more newly wrapped trucks will be on the streets in all eight wards providing collection service.

“Designed to Recycle” is part of Mayor Muriel Bowser’s mission to expand the creative economy in the District and provide more opportunities for local artists to support themselves. Local artists were invited to submit proposals for the project during spring of 2018. The selected artwork will be printed on vinyl and wrapped on each of the recycling trucks.

“Through the Design to Recycle project, we are able to support and showcase the talent of our local artists, further enhance the visibility of the city’s recycling efforts, and add to the creative landscape of the District in all eight wards,” said Angie Gates, Interim Director for the Commission on the Arts and Humanities who provides funding for the project.

DPW and CAH also partner on the city’s MuralsDC project, which replaces graffiti-tagged walls on buildings with original works of art. New murals are planned for several wards, with installations beginning August.

“Art has been a powerful tool in engaging residents with our agency’s work,” said DPW Director Chris Shorter. “The wrapped trucks forge a connection between our sanitation teams and the neighborhoods we serve, and our drivers are excited to drive them. We hope these moving pieces of art inspire citizens to remember the vital role they play in the city’s sustainability efforts.”

Regards,

Kevin

Kevin B. Twine

Staff Assistant

Office Of The Director

Department Of Public Works (DPW)

2000 14^th St., NW, 6^th Floor

Washington, DC 20009

Ph: 202-673-7084

DPW: 202-673-6833

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Thursday 26 July 2018

[WardFive] Fw: Tell Mayor Bowser: Release the Bodycam Footage from Deanwood

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Subject: Tell Mayor Bowser: Release the Bodycam Footage from Deanwood

Release the Bodycam Footage from Deanwood

Mayor Bowser has pledged transparency and accountability from her administration. Tell her to live up to that pledge.

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Dear Theodora,

By now, you may have heard of a troubling stop-and-frisk incident that occurred outside a barbershop in the Deanwood community on June 13, and another incident at the same location on June 25 when Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) officers clashed with community members. Now, the MPD is denying our request for their officers' bodycam footage of what happened on these two occasions.

Ask Mayor Bowser to live up to her pledges of transparency and release this footage immediately.

On Wednesday, June 13, several D.C. police officers jumped out and confronted a group of young black men peacefully sitting outside a barber shop. Watch video of the incident. On Monday, June 25, a large group of officers returned to the scene and were involved in a confrontation with community members that resulted in several arrests and the pepper-spraying of a three-year-old girl.

The D.C. police department's stop-and-frisk practices are an area of grave concern to us and our communities. Just last week, we filed a lawsuit against one MPD officer for another exceptionally abusive encounter with a D.C. resident.

This month, as part of the ACLU-DC's investigation of the Deanwood incidents, we submitted a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request to the MPD seeking the release of all body-worn camera and surveillance camera footage, but the MPD FOIA office denied our request. We are appealing this denial, which we feel was made without proper justification.

But Mayor Bowser has the power to release this footage on her own, with or without a FOIA request, because it is a matter of significant public interest.

Please join us in calling on Mayor Bowser to demonstrate her commitment to transparency and accountability.

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Wednesday 25 July 2018

[WardFive] Great Graffiti Wipeout

Mayor Bowser’s ‘Great Graffiti Wipeout’ Cleans Up 902 Graffiti Markings and Removes 3,021 Posters and Stickers Throughout District

Residents, Business Owners Encouraged to Continue to Call 311 to Report Graffiti Vandalism

Eight weeks after the kicking-off an intense focus on beautifying the District on May 24, 2018, the Department of Public Works (DPW) has completed Mayor Bowser’s third annual “Great Graffiti Wipeout.” Working throughout all eight District wards, DPW crews cleaned more than 900 graffiti markings and removed upwards of 3,000 posters and stickers from public spaces.

“Graffiti vandalism is a drain on taxpayer dollars, can lead to decreased property values, and often diminishes residents’ sense of safety,” said DPW Director Chris Shorter. “Through Mayor Bowser’s 2018 ‘Great Graffiti Wipeout,’ our crews systematically worked their way through the city, aggressively eradicating graffiti and removing old posters and stickers in all corners of the District.”

Ward breakdown of Mayor Bowser’s 2018 Great Graffiti Wipeout:

Ward	Instances of Graffiti Cleaned	# of Posters/Stickers Removed
1	211	292
2	138	137
3	85	79
4	176	636
5	72	500
6	94	195
7	67	525
8	59	657

This year’s Great Graffiti Wipeout began in Ward 1, and then made its way through all eight wards before wrapping up on July 20, 2018. The graffiti removal blitz is in addition to the more than 5,550 311 requests DPW responds to each year to remove graffiti and posters.

DPW cleans graffiti from public and private property using paint or non-toxic solutions that are applied and then removed with a high-pressure water spray, known as a power wash.

Residents should continue to call 311 to request the removal of graffiti or posters and stickers. A waiver of liability form will be provided, which must be signed by the property owner and returned to DPW before abatement will occur on private property.

Regards,

Kevin

Kevin B. Twine

Staff Assistant

Office Of The Director

Department Of Public Works (DPW)

2000 14^th St., NW, 6^th Floor

Washington, DC 20009

Ph: 202-673-7084

DPW: 202-673-6833

Fax: 202-202-671-0642

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Tuesday 24 July 2018

cheat_training_group Fwd: Open Practice Location Change 7/24

Hi LAKS students,

As you may know, we have a free Open Practice session on Tuesday nights, open to any of our current students.

https://calleva.org/liquid-adventures-kayak/beginner-instruction/open-practice/

The river is not flooded but it is higher than normal summer flows, currently 5.4 ft. Due to this we are going to change our location to Lock 6, the Feeder Canal, where the river is more protected. Lock 6 is located off of the Clara Barton Parkway which is a divided highway, only open to traffic exiting the city at that time. If you aren't familiar with this location, please shoot me an email and let me know where you will coming from and I'll get you some directions.

Hope to see you tonight or soon, back out on the river!

Ashley McEwan

Calleva's Liquid Adventures
301.216.1248

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Monday 23 July 2018

Re: cheat_training_group UY next weekend

Thanks Ashley!

I just signed up.

Jim

On Mon, Jul 23, 2018 at 12:40 PM liquid adventures <laks@calleva.org> wrote:

Eric (and all),

Not sure if this helps but LAKS has added another Upper Yough trip to Friday 8/10. It shows up as "creeking" on the schedule.

https://app.calleva.org/cs/schedule/

Ashley McEwan

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On Sat, Jul 21, 2018 at 8:37 PM, 'Eric Colbert' via LAKS advanced <upper_yough_training_group@googlegroups.com> wrote:
Does anyone plan on going? Randy and I would like to join you.

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Re: cheat_training_group UY next weekend

Eric (and all),

Not sure if this helps but LAKS has added another Upper Yough trip to Friday 8/10. It shows up as "creeking" on the schedule.

https://app.calleva.org/cs/schedule/

Ashley McEwan

Calleva's Liquid Adventures
301.216.1248

On Sat, Jul 21, 2018 at 8:37 PM, 'Eric Colbert' via LAKS advanced <upper_yough_training_group@googlegroups.com> wrote:

Does anyone plan on going? Randy and I would like to join you.

Sent from my iPhone

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Saturday 21 July 2018

cheat_training_group UY next weekend

Does anyone plan on going? Randy and I would like to join you.

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Thursday 19 July 2018

[WardFive] Fwd: What is next ?

Theodora H. Brown

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Hi Theodora,

Thank you to all who made the 40 Days of Moral Action happen. What is Next?

Join us on Wednesday, July 25, 2018, from 6:30-8:30 as we continue to reorganize ourselves and prepare for an upcoming action. Come and get involved.

Where: The Lamond Riggs Library - 5401 South Dakota Ave NE

Parking is Available, and the location is close to the Ft. Totten Metro Station

Upcoming Events and Actions:

Tuesday, July 24 - 10 AM at Dulles Airport – Join a Delegation of Community/Workers to Under the Plight of the Working Poor. Meet at the Starbucks in the airport near Baggage Claim #14

Monday, July 30 - 6 PM - Action at the DC's Central Holding location at Police Headquarters - 300 Indiana Avenue, NW - "Clean It or Close It!" We are challenging the inhumane conditions in DC Central Holding where thousands of women and men have to endure, and The Supreme Court 9 were able to see and experience. "Clean it or Close it."

Hope to see you there.

Stay connected! Like us on Facebook: @dcmoralrevival, Twitter: @washingdcppc

In solidarity,

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Sunday 15 July 2018

Re: [WardFive] Water Issue!

Rob,

I had the same thought and asked some folks familiar with the situation. The concern is that in many instances the water may not have enough time to boil off the bad items. It may get to heat and once it does the heating element may cycle off. In addition many folks have gone to tankless or solar water heaters which dont heat the same way apparently.

On Sat, Jul 14, 2018, 2:32 PM Rob <indianrob@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello Everyone,

Regarding the water .. here is an idea

Maybe DCWASA can suggest that people turn their water heater up and just run the bath with hot water and let it cool some ... no showers ... and use a bucket to fill first with hot water to wash off after bath. I know that you don't ingest the water during the shower but some people do rinse their mouth by habit while showering and it might get rid of any other concerns of taking showers.

Same with washing face or hands after use in bathroom... and for washing dishes (if no dishwasher)... run the hot water and fill a bucket to use ... This might help some... suggest someone forward to the affected area list servs

Rob Ramson

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Saturday 14 July 2018

[WardFive] Water Issue!

Hello Everyone,

Regarding the water .. here is an idea

Maybe DCWASA can suggest that people turn their water heater up and just run the bath with hot water and let it cool some ... no showers ... and use a bucket to fill first with hot water to wash off after bath. I know that you don't ingest the water during the shower but some people do rinse their mouth by habit while showering and it might get rid of any other concerns of taking showers.

Same with washing face or hands after use in bathroom... and for washing dishes (if no dishwasher)... run the hot water and fill a bucket to use ... This might help some... suggest someone forward to the affected area list servs

Rob Ramson

R. Ramson
1440 Newton Street, N.E.,
Washington D.C., 20017
202-438-5988

"We must become the change we want to see" - Mohandas Gandhi-
(Together, for a Brighter Tomorrow)

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Thursday 12 July 2018

[WardFive] Rhode Island Ave & Brookland Metro Stations to close July 21 - Sept 3

Neighbors,

Please be aware that TWO Metro stations – Rhode Island Ave-Brentwood and Brookland-CUA – will be closing starting Saturday, July 21, through Monday, September 3 (Labor Day). The shutdown is necessary for Metro to repair the platform at Rhode Island Ave station, Metro's oldest outdoor station.

Here is a quick round-up of what Metro is doing to provide alternatives during the shutdown:

** Free shuttles between stations: Free shuttle buses will replace trains between Fort Totten and NoMa-Galludet U. (See map)

** Free EXPRESS shuttles from closed stations to locations downtown: Metro will run free express shuttle buses during AM/PM rush hours between Brookland and Rhode Island Ave and the areas of Metro Center, Gallery Place and Union Station. (See map)

** G9 all day: The G9, which normally only runs during rush hour along the length of Rhode Island Ave, will operate during all hours the Metrorail system is open. (The G9 was launched in March 2017 after CM McDuffie secured funds for it in the DC budget)

** Temporary dedicated bus lane on Rhode Island Ave NE: Working with DDOT, Metro will establish a new, temporary dedicated bus lane along Rhode Island Ave NE. The lane will operate Monday through Saturday from 7am to 7pm and is not scheduled to remain in place after the shutdown.

For full details on the shutdown please refer to www.wmata.com/redline

If you'd like to know more about Councilmember McDuffie's engagement on planning for the shutdown going back a couple months, it is outlined in this facebook post: https://www.facebook.com/KenyanRMcDuffie/photos/a.376765422385691.88385.372914132770820/1862423900486495/

--Nolan

Nolan Treadway

Communications Director

Office of Ward 5 Councilmember Kenyan R. McDuffie

Chairman Pro Tempore

Chair, Committee on Business and Economic Development

1350 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Suite 506

Washington, DC 20004

Main: 202-724-8028

Desk: 202-724-8918

Cell: 202-445-0361

ntreadway@dccouncil.us

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Tuesday 10 July 2018

Fall Intermediate Classes & Trips

Intermediate and Advanced trips

Fall Training

Get ready for big water paddling by training on the the Potomac! With heavy emphasis on play boating technique, we will put you in every circumstance to get ready for class III and IV whitewater. You will, for sure, test your roll and get the feel of paddling through strong, turbulent whitewater. Fall Training consists of 4 weeknight clinics and 4 Saturday workout sessions.

Participants who qualify will be invited on a free weekend trip to the Gauley.

Mexico Trip Dates Posted

We offer trips for intermediate to advanced kayakers through amazing canyons and jungles. Tom McEwan knows Mexico like the back of his hand. Enjoy the secret beaches, taco stands, and whitewater that he has discovered through the years. All of our trips include food, accommodation, and kayaks.

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New Zealand in 2019!

You have met Kiwi kayak instructors Rhys and Rhys. Now join them in New Zealand where they will lead you down and through the most spectacular array of scenery and rivers. We visit the rivers of New Zealand for 10 days, 8 days on the river, 2 days of chilling and enjoying the natural outdoors. The whitewater will be mostly class III – III+ runs with some option for class IV.

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Slalom Team at Calleva!

We are excited to offer a new fleet of slalom boats along with expert instruction! Kids ages 11 - 18 can train for speed, fitness, or fun! Taught by Olympian Ashley Nee, this is a great way to get stoked on slalom.

Summer Slalom Session is 6 weeks, July 10 – Aug 23, 5:45 - 8 pm

Team Calleva will also be competing in the Penn Cup race series. This is an awesome way to put your slalom skills to use on a class II course. Sign up for trips individually.

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