The Week Ahead… Mayor Bowser in Hill East on Monday & Helipad(s) on Capitol Hill?

A new name at Eastern Market – Richard Glasgow, owner of Southern Maryland Seafood Company says he will change the name of the 80 year old business “sooner rather than later” to Eastern Market Fish and Shellfish Company. The change was prompted by the difficulty customers have finding the outlet on the internet. The sign featuring the company name which hangs over the fish stall, Glasgow says, came from a 1939 fish truck. 

The Week Ahead… Mayor Bowser in Hill East on Monday & Helipad(s) on Capitol Hill?

by Larry Janezich

Monday, August 26

Community Meeting on Proposed Helipad(s) – The DC City Administrator is considering putting up to two helipads to a site at 11th and Water Street, SE.  ANC6B Commissioners Oldenburg, Holman, and Waud have organized a community meeting at 6:30pm at Southeast Library, lower level, to hear community feedback about the proposal.  Commissioners have concerns about noise pollution, impeded  access to the Anacostia River Trail, and ecological dangers presented by a helicopter refueling station. A map of the location of the proposed site is below, courtesy of  ANC6B Commissioner Kelly Waud.

Mayor Mayor Muriel Bowser and community members rally from 8:00am to 9:00am in Lincoln Park remind motorists to #SlowDown and adhere to the speed limits in all school zones across the District.

Mayor Muriel Bowser and Chancellor Lewis Ferebee celebrate the modernization of Maury Elementary School with a ribbon cutting.  9:00am, Maury Elementary School – 1250 Constitution Avenue NE

 

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3 responses to “The Week Ahead… Mayor Bowser in Hill East on Monday & Helipad(s) on Capitol Hill?

  1. kandc

    Who is that helipad serving? The Park Service has one just across the river as does the military. What is it for? We really don’t need the extra noise, pollution and inconvenience. It seems ill-advised to have it in such a populated area.

  2. Tom Sherwood

    the report says the DC City Administrator is considering the two helipads. What is the source of this information — something I can read? Thanks.