It’s probably synchronicity that we acknowledge FBA’s June 30 celebration of Dorothy Miller days before July 4 and the FBA’s 50th anniversary. Dorothy’s motivation has always been about community service, and always putting herself ‘out there’ to call politicians and bureaucrats to task–to enforce the rules to preserve our system of voting and civil rights here in FB and the District.
If you had a question on just about anything having to do with District politics, tenant protections, or institutional encroachment and eventual assimilation of the historic FB community by these institutions, Dorothy Miller would be the first to call to direct you to answers. Continue reading →
When Meggen Watt agreed to lend her front yard for the first “Arts in Foggy Bottom” outdoor sculpture project last year, she never anticipated what would follow: involvement in the sculpture’s creation and its effect on the neighborhood would lead to her subsequent purchase of this extraordinary, “commissioned” one-ton sculpture.
A meeting is to be held at 6:30 pm on Thursday, June 11 at the Francis-Stevens Education Campus and the public’s comments will be collected.
20% DISCOUNT to FBA MEMBERS
The New Café Grön Lunch
