posted by Mari @ 16.4.07
History, me complaining, history, stuff about the immediate hood (Truxton Circle) and the surrounding neighborhood (Shaw), gentrification, demographics, and some more history.
This started as InShaw Now With More Gentrification which eventually moved to blog.inshaw.com. Now I mainly do Truxton Circle History, as I am the #1 expert in that topic! I created other blogs to serve a need or an itch.
Posts Pondering Gentrification
Entries On Joys of Homeowning and Home Repair
Urban growth and compost
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6 Comments:
the Choi's have owned property along the railroad tracks from L NE
up to Penn St. NE and have for many years. It was great running into harry thomas Sr almost everytime i went to Choi's wholesalers.
Thanks for the link. This study is terrifc because it will finally give us all some hard numbers with which to work. Also consider chiceking us out for the Cultural Tourism DC Tours this Saturday.
This will be an abbreviated versin of the tour that we generally do. We'll be doing more complete tours this summer. But either way, we defintely encourage people to check out the Market, and a tour can be helpful because navigation can be tricky for those who don't know the Market well.
Cheers,
Elise
what are the pro's and con's of locating a working warehouse near a residential area?
One problem is noise. Trucks coming at going in the wee wee hours of the day, not condusive to a good night's sleep. Any requests to change the hours of operations would probably encourage the businesses to relocate to Jessup, MD.
Second, smell. Think summer and spoiled veggies rotting in the many trash dumpsters.
Third, pests.
Fourth, truck traffic.
LOL
u listed no pros.
Pro- near metro. May provide housing for univsersity students.
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