From in front of the “secret” little park at 36th and Yuma Street, NW in Embassyville.
It’s the little things
And thanks to Jenny for sharing from Tenleytown:
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This rental is located at 916 G Street, NW. The Craigslist ad says:
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The Emma’s Torch Brunch Club, Summer 2023
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Enjoy a prix-fixe menu, family style. And the food? It’s oh-so-good while doing good.
The mouth-watering dishes will be made by our 3rd cohort of DC-area students, who will showcase their culinary skills and gain
Neighbor to Neighbor Day
Learn, serve, and celebrate! Join A Wider Circle for Neighbor to Neighbor Day: a day of learning opportunities (including a panel discussion featuring WAMU’s Michael King and Morgan Baskin), special volunteer projects, plus carnival games, arts and crafts, delicious food
