BCA members + DOH's Rodent Control Division take action on a neighborhood rat infestation.

Bridging the Gap is looking for additional tutors as it begins its 5th year at Garfield ES.

The image will be as small as an aspirin held at arm’s length, says Burleith's Rich Schmidt.

The Library of Congress is looking for 1,000 volunteers for the Sept. 2 Natl. Book Festival.

With Ellington construction nearly complete, the Boone monument returns to public view.

The BCA is monitoring the Circulator status + new + ongoing construction projects.

Want to help? Check out My Brother's Keeper volunteer recruitment fair on Aug. 17, 6–9 pm.

Try out DPW's new food waste drop-off program at the Glover Park-Burleith farmers market.

Our annual summer picnic showcased a diverse, dynamic + multi-generational Burleith.

A new resident describes how compassionate neighbors have made her family feel at home.

Former foreign service officer + Burleith resident Dorothy Many Barker died May 31 at age 100.

GU staff + neighbors collected bags of trash and a lot of bulk waste at the June 10 clean-up.

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.