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Columbia Heights Mailing Lists (2004)

From the archive. This page is how columbia-heights.org looked in February 2004, when it was ColumbiaHeights.com: An Online Resource for the Columbia Heights Community. It is kept as a piece of neighborhood history. The lists and groups below are long gone (Yahoo Groups closed in 2020), so their addresses are shown as plain text rather than links.

Neighborhood email lists for your community

Mailing lists and neighborhood websites within Columbia Heights. Updates and requests for new lists for your neighborhood group went to Darrell Duane.

North Columbia Heights Civic Association

groups.yahoo.com/group/nchca

11th and Kenyon, Lamont & Sherman, NW

Neighborhood list for people living around 11th Street & Sherman Avenue and Kenyon & Lamont Streets, Northwest.
groups.yahoo.com/group/11kls

13th-14th-Irving-Kenyon

Email discussion & announcement list for residents of the 1300 block of Irving and Kenyon Streets, and the 3100 block of 13th Street, which is between Irving and Kenyon.
lists.columbiaheights.com/listinfo/13th-14th-irving-kenyon

1500 Park – Hiatt

Neighborhood association for residents of 1500 Park Street, and Hiatt Place, which connects Park and Irving Street between 14th and 16th Street.
lists.columbiaheights.com/listinfo/1500parkhiatt

A Columbia Heights Website

A Washington, DC community on the move. The folks who live, work and play in Columbia Heights invite you to drop in and visit for awhile. We’re not hard to find. Columbia Heights is located in the heart of Washington just a mile north of the White House. Columbia Heights has five main streets going north to south and four east to west. Whether you’re driving or using our fine public transportation system Columbia Heights’ convenient location makes us easy to reach no matter what direction you’re coming from. And best of all the Columbia Heights Green Line subway stop opened September 18, 1999. Our virtual subway line is also operating. The trip is free so please hop on and exit at the Columbia Heights Station.
www.innercity.org

Columbia Heights Discussion & Announcement Mailing List

This list is an open forum for discussing issues and making announcements relevant to residents of the Columbia Heights neighborhood in Washington, DC. We ask that all postings be friendly and not have any personal attacks in them.
lists.columbiaheights.com/listinfo/ch-discussion

Columbia Heights Development Task Force

We are a group of people concerned about development issues within and around Columbia Heights. Please join our list at the link below and come to our next meeting.
lists.columbiaheights.com/listinfo/taskforce

Columbia Heights Yahoo Group

The Columbia Heights mailing list is devoted to sharing information about the Columbia Heights neighborhood of Washington, DC.
groups.yahoo.com/group/columbia_heights

Holmead Village Neighborhood

Neighborhood bulletin board for residents of Holmead Village, the area between 14th Street in the west, 13th Street in the east, Park Road in the south and Spring Road in the north, bisected by Holmead Place. Washington, DC 20010.
groups.yahoo.com/group/holmeadvillage

Monroe Street Neighborhood Association

The Monroe Street Association is an organization of civically minded individuals residing in the 1400-1500 blocks of Monroe Street. Residents meet the second Thursday of each month to discuss issues of concern to their community.
groups.yahoo.com/group/MonroeStreetAssoc

PSA 411

We are the 11th neighborhood or PSA under the jurisdiction of the Fourth District Metropolitan Police Department in Washington, DC led by Lt. Charnette Robinson & Councilmember Jim Graham. Our boundaries are Perry Pl to the North, Holmead Pl to the East, Park Road to the South and 16th St to the West. We are comprised of concerned residents & business owners who have a stake in the success of the area. We will work with District agencies and other companies and organizations to make our neighborhoods cleaner and safer.

We want to enjoy peaceful neighborhoods, ones that are free of drugs, crime, abandoned automobiles, vacant and abandoned homes, disrespectful neighbors, trash, graffiti, and homeless issues. We want our elderly residents to live in comfort, without worrying about being victims to scams and con artists. We want our youth to be productive, progressive, nurtured and safe. We want for our Spanish-speaking community more opportunities for dialogue, communication, partnerships and understanding. We want for our grandchildren and their grandchildren a community where they can safely play outside, acquire quality education, receive equal opportunities for successful careers and arrive at adulthood having received healthy upbringings. In essence, we want what any ordinary group of citizens would want and we invite those who share our dreams to join us in making it happen.
groups.yahoo.com/group/MPD-Community-411

PSA 414

PSA-414 boundaries are New Hampshire Ave and Rock Creek Church Rd to the North, Park Place to the East, Harvard St to the South and Sherman Ave to the West. “The mission of the PSA 414 Orange Hat Patrol is to encourage each resident to contribute a little time and effort to improve the neighborhood in which we live. To aggressively address minor community issues, before they become major neighborhood problems. To encourage all residents to act collectively to bring community and city resources to bear in an effort to foster a neighborhood environment in which we, as individuals, families and neighbors, will feel secure and safe. And to develop a community where our children will be nourished, and encouraged, as they move towards reaching their full potential.”
groups.yahoo.com/group/ThePSA414OrangeHatPatrolGroup