In case you missed it: the Neighborhood Study Group’s survey results on Burleith development.

The picnic is today—rain or shine! Don't miss the non-stop fun from 3:30–7:30 pm.

Meet at Hardy MS at 1:30 pm for Dwane Starlin's free pre-picnic tour of the neighborhood.

Burleith's Michael Farquhar writes about some of history’s most interesting moments + people.

The June 10 spring clean-up + June 17 summer picnic are coming up. Hope to see you at both!

Introduced at a library talk + at two launch parties, Burleith will be sold at the picnic.

Former T Street resident John David Hardy died in his home in Gloucester, MA, on May 10.

Check out the box on 37th +T, part of the free “take a book, return a book” exchange program.

Take the service changes survey by June 19. You might just win a $50 SmarTrip® card.

Our neighborhood spruce up (9–11 am) kicks off at Ellington Field, Saturday, June 10. Pitch in!

It's the law: Keep grass + weed height to 8" or less + control excessive vegetative growth.

The best music, food, fun + people will be at the Burleith picnic, June 17, 3:30–7:30 pm. Be there!

DC's Office of Planning has extended the amendment period from May 26 to June 23.

Every Saturday through Nov. 18, enjoy core + pop-up vendors, artists, musicians + activities.

Be on the lookout for a survey on neighborhood development. We want to hear your views.

Ten winning blocks + alleys wrapped up the successful 2016–17 Clean Block Competition.

May 26 + 31 are the last days of GU's Move Out Drive for pick up of donations + bulk trash.

The Sustainable DC progress report highlights some impressive achievements across the city.

DC officials explained 2016 zoning code changes + zoning enforcement at a town hall.