I have an under sink filter. Took about ten minutes to install, lasts 4-6 months, doesn’t take up counter or fridge space.

Highly recommend it.

Nobody gets the shaft with sidewalk-level bike lanes, which is what DC should have done from the start.

Not at all. It’s only damned if you refuse to adopt well-known and successfully implemented accessibility strategies in your infrastructure.

> This is not a choice between accessibility and bicycle lanes. These disability barriers are not necessary; rather, they result from the District’s systemic failure to adopt available, well- known, accessible designs for on-street parking and curb access—including practical solutions for bicycle lanes.

DC could have used an accessible bike lane design, they just chose not to.

Don’t think dc owns the busses used for field trips. DC only provides transportation via school bus for students with IEPs, so keeping a fleet of full-size field trip busses ready would be needlessly expensive.

Huacatay (Edgewood) and Yangs Market (Eckington).

If there are no consequences for stealing, seems like people are governing themselves accordingly.

Had a terrible experience with Scout as a renter, which ended up costing the owner a bunch of money when I pointed out Scout wasn't making required repairs.