From: Dawn Leijon <dleijon@yahoo.com>

Our children have outgrown the toy wooden stove, which is about 15"
square and 24" high. It's a bit worn, but could make a nice item in a
grandparent's house for visiting kids. We also have a number of small
plastic plates, utensils and kitchen gadgets, all of which fit inside
the stove for easy storage. Send me an e-mail if you're interested.

Dawn Leijon
dleijon@yahoo.com

I would like to distribute the following MPD Hotlines for everyone
to use. MPD is eager to receive information and tips from the
public in these matters.
These were sent to me for distrubution by Assistant Chief of Policy
Diane Grooms.

GUN TIP LINE- 1 800 GUN – TIPS (800-486-8477)

CRIME SOLVERS – 1 800-673-2777 (PICK DC, VA OR MD)

TERRORIST TIP LINE – 1 877 YOU WATCH (877 968 9282)

WE ARE ESTABLISHING A TIP LINE FOR GANG VIOLENCE AND/OR INFO SOON AS
WELL!!

PLS SHARE THIS INFO WITH YOUR NEIGHBORS AND BLOCK ASSOCIATIONS !!

Abigail Petersen
Ward 3 Outreach and Services Specialist
Mayor's Office of Community Relations & Services Executive Office of
the Mayor
1350 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Suite 211 Washington, DC 20004
(202) 727-9223 office
(202) 664-6119 cell
(202) 727-5931 fax
Mayor Fenty's primary constituent services organization by providing
rapid, complete, coordinated, and documented responses to
constituent requests, complaints, and questions. This office is the
top-of-the-mind resource for the community as it provides a direct
link between District residents, their Mayor, and the Government of
the District of Columbia.
abby.petersen@dc.gov
Service Requests please call 202-727-1000 or go to http://src.dc.gov
For information about services go to
http://ddot.dc.gov/ufa/site/default.asp

SmarTrip Cards for Sale at Eight Metro Stations through Thursday
The Metrobus fare for riders who pay with SmarTrip® will remain the
same while cash payers face a 10-cent increase beginning Jan. 6. To
help customers get their cards, Metro will sell the plastic,
rechargeable farecards at eight stations with high bus ridership in
early January.

SmarTrip® card sales will take place from 4 to 7 p.m. on:

* Jan. 7 at the Columbia Heights Metrorail station
* Jan. 8 at the Potomac Ave Metrorail station
* Jan. 8 at the Union Station Metrorail station
* Jan. 9 at the Silver Spring Metrorail station
* Jan. 9 at the Ballston-MU Metrorail station
* Jan. 10 at the Brookland-CUA Metrorail station

Each card costs $5 and only cash will be accepted at the sales
booths. Riders will be able to add value to their cards at the
Passes/Farecards vending machines in all Metrorail stations, and on
Metrobuses.

SmarTrip® cards also can be purchased on online, at Metro sales
offices, select Giant stores, commuter stores and vending machines
at Metrorail stations that have parking facilities.

Commuters can use their SmarTrip® cards to pay for travel on
Metrorail and Metrobus, on regional bus systems including ART, CUE,
DASH, Ride On, Fairfax Connector, Loudoun County Transit and the DC
Circulator, and to pay for parking at Metro parking facilities.

For more information about Metro and SmarTrip®, visit
www.MetroOpensDoors.com.

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