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The Week Ahead…& Some Photos from the Past Week https://bit.ly/3XJSc9u Larry Janezich editor, Capitol Hill Corner capitolhillcorner.org @ljjanezich

Photo Essay: Hands Off Rally – National Mall https://bit.ly/42fSaaz Larry Janezich editor, Capitol Hill Corner capitolhillcorner.org @ljjanezich

Hello Neighbors! Planing to go on vacation or just need some extra help caring for your pets. Port Towns Pet Services is here to assist you with your pets needs! We’re Gay owned and operated! ???? Insured & Bonded Certified in Canine and Feline CPR & First Aid. The most reliable pet sitting services In Maryland & DC. We offer flexible & affordable services to pamper your pets while you’re away. Cat sitting Dog walking / potty breaks Overnight Dog sitting in your home Well knowledged administering Meds Exotic Pet Care House sitting / watering Gardens Our services are centered around your pets needs & home, so your pet will feel comfortable during our visits. Pets are happier and healthier when they’re In a familiar environment. Schedule A In Home Consultation on our website! https://porttownspetservices.weebly.com ???????????? Port Towns Pet Services ???? Number : 240-619-8376

Hi Neighbors. I’ve been with Verizon for many years. But I’m really frustrated by the connectivity challenges. I’m near Eastern Market. I need to move all over the house to not have my calls drop on Verizon wireless. And they often do drop. Also can’t get Verizon Fios to stream correctly in several parts of the house and the internet keeps whirring and not connecting in some rooms. I’ve added a booster and a technician has stopped by. He told me the router is sufficient for a large home. My home is not large. Anyone else dealing with these challenges? Thinking about going to t-mobile for cell phone. Does that work well in our neighborhood? And have folks had smooth internet connection with DCaccess? Verizon is just too expensive for the inferior quality of my experience with cell and internet. Thanks for your input!

Eastern Market Main Street Blasts DPR on Rumsey Design https://bit.ly/43A2b4Q Larry Janezich editor, Capitol Hill Corner capitolhillcorner.org @ljjanezich

Posted on behalf of Dave Wethington, Chair, Advisory Neighborhood Commission 6A. The agenda for the ANC 6A meeting on Thursday, April 10, 2025 has been posted on the website at https://anc6a.org/wp-content/uploads/ANCA0425.pdf Updates will be made available there, as necessary. For your convenience, the contents are pasted below. NOTE: This meeting will be conducted virtually via Zoom. Call in information will be posted under Community Calendar at anc6a.org 24 hours prior to the meeting. Renee Dworakowski, ANC 6A Administrator Second (2nd) Thursdays at 7:00 pm Virtual Meeting via Zoom Call in information will be posted under Community Calendar at anc6a.org 24 hours prior to the meeting. Public Meeting - All are welcome 7:00 pm Call to order 7:01 pm Adoption of Agenda and Approval of Minutes 7:02 pm Community Presentations DC Budget and other Ward 6 Topics of Interest Councilmember Charles Allen 7:35 pm Consent Agenda Alcohol Beverage and Cannabis (ABC) Recommendation: ANC 6A take no action on the renewal application of a Class C restaurant license with entertainment and summer garden endorsements at Granville Moore's Brickyard LLC, 1238 H Street NE (ABRA-072792). Commissioner Velasquez is appointed to represent the ANC along with the Chair and Vice Chair of the ANC to update the settlement agreement last signed in 2006. Recommendation: ANC 6A take no action on the application for a new Class C Restaurant license with extended holiday hours, carry out and delivery endorsements at Tapori, 600 H Street NE (ABRA-131196) located within ANC 6C. Community Outreach (COC) Recommendation: ANC 6A approve the revisions to the ANC’s Grant Application form, including ANC 6A coversheet, project report form, and closeout form to conform with the OANC guidelines for applications. Economic Development and Zoning (EDZ) Recommendation: ANC 6A send a letter to BZA to support special exceptions to combine five lots (2 facing H Street NE, 3 facing alley) and convert to a retail and eating and drinking establishment use an existing, semi-detached, mixed use building in the NMU-4/HA and MU-4 zones at 355-1359 H Street, NE (BZA #21254). Recommendation: ANC 6A send a letter to BZA to support a special exception to construct a second story addition to a detached garage, in the rear of an existing, attached, two-story plus cellar, principal dwelling unit in the RF-1 zone at 917 Constitution Avenue, NE (BZA #21282). 7:40 pm Officer Reports 1. Accept Treasurer’s Report 2. Approve Fiscal Year 2025 2nd Quarter Report Standing Committee Reports: 7:45 pm Community Outreach (COC) 1. Accept March 2025 committee report. 2. Next meeting: April 28, 2025 (4th Monday) 7:50 pm Alcohol Beverage and Cannabis (ABC) 1. Accept March 2025 committee report. 2. Next meeting – 7:00 pm, April 22, 2025 (4th Tuesday) 7:55 pm Transportation and Public Space (TPS) 1. Accept March 2025 committee report. 2. Next meeting – 7:00 pm, April 21, 2025 (3rd Monday) 8:00 pm Economic Development and Zoning (EDZ) 1. Accept March 2025 committee report. 2. Next meeting – 7:00 pm, April 16, 2025 (3rd Wednesday) 8:10 pm New Business Presentation: Informational presentation for 901 H Street, NE (ZC 10-03E) Suggested Motion: ANC 6A send a letter to the DC Council, Department of Buildings and Office of Tax and Revenue to request statutory and administrative remedies to what we believe is a serious loophole in DC’s efforts to return vacant storefronts to occupied status which will increase safety, tax revenues and the overall vibrancy of our City. 8:40 pm Single Member District reports (2 minutes each) 8:50 pm Community Comments (2 minutes each) 9:00 pm Adjourn

Crime Report: MPD Commander Colin Hall Reports on District 1 https://bit.ly/4crfWoY Larry Janezich editor, Capitol Hill Corner capitolhillcorner.org @ljjanezich

There are a few tears in my leather couch. Can anyone recommend a repair service? Thank you!

More headshots for those newly in need of one! This Saturday, 10-12 and during Spring Break, April 7th, from 10-3. At my home. Pay what you can or nothing. Sign up at Calendly link below. www.nicoleharkin.com nicole at nicoleharkin dot com https://calendly.com/nicoleharkinphotography/20min

Posting on behalf of a friend in the neighborhood: Switch Sofa by Gus Modern for sale Asking for $850 or your best offer This stylish and versatile sofa features reversible seat and back cushions, each side showcasing a unique stitched pattern (see photos for details). Designed for both comfort and functionality, it offers exceptional support and cozy seating, making it perfect for lounging. Plus, its spacious design comfortably accommodates one person for sleeping. ? Upholstered in Parliament Stone Performance Twill fabric ? The couch itself is in like-new condition. (You can't see it during normal use, but there is a small cut in the cotton fabric underneath the couch - a photo has been included for reference) ? Original owner ? Pet and smoke-free home Available for pick-up near Lincoln Park. If interested, please email at mironello@.... Dimensions: 83.5"W x 33.5"D x 32"H <IMG_3954 Large.jpeg> <IMG_3927 2 Large.jpeg> <IMG_3929 2 Large.jpeg> <IMG_3936 2 Large.jpeg>

Capitol Hill Art League Annual Open Call Show - Landscapes: Tuesday, April 1 – May 30. https://bit.ly/3FRm2CH Larry Janezich editor, Capitol Hill Corner capitolhillcorner.org @ljjanezich

All, Join us From http://www.1dcac.com or click the following link: Webex Teleconference Link Access: https://dcnet.webex.com/dcnet/j.php?MTID=m8295cbfc41e8f3f4e9b6f47ba7d7b6a1 Join by Meeting number (access code): 2309 223 8198 Meeting password: 101M Tap to join from a mobile device (attendees only) +1-202-860-2110 i-Phone users click on flyer on website to enter the meeting www.1dcac.com

The Week Ahead…& Some Photos from the Past Week https://bit.ly/43zBPQq Larry Janezich editor, Capitol Hill Corner capitolhillcorner.org @ljjanezich

From free stuff to high end furniture. 9-5 Saturday. Across from front doors of Payne Elementary. Lamps, chairs, couches, some art, kids stuff, lots of books, coffee and side tables, shelves, and more. Also available while they last are varied pieces of furniture loading onto Facebook Marketplace: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/profile/100053399895669/?ref=permalink&tab=listings&mibextid=6ojiHh If you have any questions just send me an individual email on this list serve. Furniture listed on FB can be viewed in person through Monday if you arrange a time with me.

Hi there, I am trying to find a summer boarding situation for a nice 40# dog who gets along well with other dogs, but is very cat-curious. The owner has summer housing at Georgetown, but sadly G-twn does not permit four-legged roommates. Colette, caretaker/owner, would like to have the dog close by, and does not have anyone in Louisville who could care for him. Please, please reach out if you have a dogger who would love a summer playmate or maybe you are dog-less at the moment and would like to have one around temporarily--could be a perfect situation for you both! I have no idea how much money she can afford, but I can find out. Thank you for considering! Susan (I live out of DC now, and my two dogs are more than enough for me at the moment....) okay to contact here, 240.381.6677, or spec288514@...

Yard Sale Saturday, March 29 10am-2pm 1514 D St SE Stop by for: --burley dash bike seat --kids swing (for porch or tree) --vinyl records, mostly 70s and 80s rock --subwoofer --arts and crafting supplies --leaf blower --tennis rackets --pots for indoor and outdoor plants --french press --small furnishings and housewares --camping supplies: 2 person backpacking tent, sleeping mat, dayhike pack, and more ...and much more!

The Congressional Cemetery Spring Fair is on Sunday, March 30th, from 11am – 4pm. “…an unforgettable day surrounded by the serene beauty of our historic cemetery grounds. Discover a vibrant marketplace featuring eco-friendly products, sustainable gifts, handmade crafts, and wholesome eco-treats. From upcycled treasures and organic goods to environmentally conscious creations, there’s something special for everyone to enjoy this season.” For more, go here: https://congressionalcemetery.org/event/spring-fair/ Larry Janezich editor, Capitol Hill Corner capitolhillcorner.org @ljjanezich

Hi Community, I would like to invite you to our Community Listening Session on April 17th from 5:00-7:00 PM at Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library (901 G St. NW, Washington, DC 20001). The session will take place in Conference Room 401-F. We will have a community info session and Q&A on important bills being introduced (and voted on soon) by the DC Council related to ERAP, affordable housing, eviction, rent control, and utilities. By attending this session, you will understand how the proposed legislation can impact your rights as a tenant or resident and how you can work to create meaningful change in your community. Attached is the flyer. Please feel free to share with your networks/clients/residents/friends! If you’re interested in attending, you can register here: Legal Aid Community Listening Session Registration is encouraged, but not required! -- Jeremiah Lowery| Pronouns he/him/his Director of Policy Advocacy Legal Aid DC 1331 H Street, NW | Suite 350 Washington, DC 20005 P: 202-921-6835 | F: (202) 727-2132 | www.LegalAidDC.org Click here to book time with me Click here to learn how to apply for legal help. | Haga clic aquí para obtener más información sobre ayuda legal. This message and any attachments may be protected by the attorney-client privilege, work product doctrine or other applicable protection. If you are not the intended recipient or have received this message in error, please notify the sender and promptly delete the message. Thank you.

DC Funding Bill Limbo as FreeDC Lobbies 379 Congressional Offices https://capitolhillcorner.org/ Larry Janezich editor, Capitol Hill Corner capitolhillcorner.org @ljjanezich