DC Government


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Thanks to A. for sending “Too Soon?” Well, given our track record

From DPW:

“Holiday Trees and Greenery will be collected December 27 – January 31. Residents in DPW-serviced households are asked to call 311 to make an appointment to schedule their collection between December 27 – January 10.

Trees and Greenery should be placed in front of residents’ homes or taken to the drop off locations where they will be composted and made available to residents at no charge. Please remove all ornaments and lights and do not place trees and greenery in bags. (more…)


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Hotel/Lodgings


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Thanks to Jessica for sending from the Eaton hotel. Can we get a translation please? Does it just say Eaton in Arabic?

Update: Thanks to Nc303 for the translation: “Human”

Excellent.


DC Government


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“Dear PoPville,

I was wondering whether anyone has had success applying for DC Water’s LPRAP – Lead Pipe Replacement Assistance Program – which went into effect in October?  I submitted paperwork back in mid-October but it seems to have gone into a black hole.  If folks have had their application successfully submitted can they provide the name of the contractor they used and how much the whole project cost?  The name of the contractor is particularly useful because the process does require a certain amount of paperwork on their end as well, which is not something every contractor is willing to do.”


Animal Fix

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“Mazama from 16th Street Heights.”

“Chewy (5 year old) and Cookie (5 month old) from Mt Pleasant peeping fall colors! Chewy likes walking and hearing the crunch of leaves and Cookies likes to eat the leaves.”