Park View, D.C.
A great place to hang your hat!
Park View’s Borders
"The territory comprising Park View extends from Gresham Street north to Rock Creek Church Road, and from Georgia Avenue to the Soldiers' Home grounds, including the triangle bounded by Park Road, Georgia Avenue, and New Hampshire Avenue" (from Directory and History of Park View, 1921.)
Metrorail disruptions
- None August 15, 2019There are no reported Metrorail disruptions at this time.
WUSA-TV – DC News
- Avoid being skimmed at the ATM January 13, 2014While Target and other retailers deal with hackers stealing personal data, consumers may opt to pay in cash. Here's how to protect yourself from getting your personal information stolen at the ATM.
- 2 juveniles stabbed in NE DC January 13, 2014Police say three people--including two juveniles--were stabbed across the street from a Northeast Washington recreation center.
- Man stopped with 2 guns at Reagan National January 13, 2014TSA officials say they stopped a man with two unloaded guns in his carry-on bag at Reagan National Airport.
Washington Business Journal
- She’s a mother. She’s a college student. She’s holding two jobs — and unsure of what’s ahead. February 26, 2021Inside one Rockville woman's bid for a better life.Vandana Sinha
- Racist policies led to the D.C. region's housing chasm February 26, 2021Local efforts to address poor housing conditions have often reinforced existing inequities.Alex Koma
- Race has long split the D.C. region’s housing market. Can new thinking fix deep-rooted ills? February 26, 2021Zoning remains at the crux, while real estate firms tackle the need with new aid and mortgage programs.Andy Medici
Park View Marketplace
Park View, available locally at Sisterspace and Books or online at Amazon.com and downtown Washington Barnes & Noble locations.
Guest Editorial: D.C. Churches Beware!
July 29, 2013As members of the community are aware, New Commandment Baptist Church recently sold their building at 625 Park Road to relocate outside Washington. I’ve been following this development as information has become available.
Today, I am including a guest editorial from Rev. Stephen Tucker of the New Commandment Baptist Church in which he addresses the difficulties churches face if they remain in Washington, including parking stresses which have been noted by others. He also addresses a snag the church discovered that was attached to a District grant that was later cancelled.
Below is Rev. Tucker’s editorial (click on image for larger, printable version):
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Categories: Churches, Development, Social Commentary
Tags: churches, commentary, Guest editorials
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