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  • New Interactive Website Features 300 Black History Sites Across DC

    February 05, 2024 10:17 AM | Jory Barone (Administrator)

    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

    February 2, 2024

    CONTACT:

    Mekdy Alemayehu (OP) 202.412.7828; mekdy.alemayehu2@dc.gov

    DC Office of Planning Launches an Interactive Website Featuring 300 Black History Sites Across DC

    (WASHINGTON, DC) – In celebration of Black History Month, the DC Office of Planning (OP) launched a new website featuring an interactive map of 300 important Black history sites in the District. Residents can visit Black History Sites: Washington, DC to explore and learn about the people, places, and events that have shaped the history and culture of the nation's capital.

    “Our city has been the home of many incredible Black leaders throughout its history. It has also been the scene of events and movements that shaped the culture in this city, across the nation, and around the world,” said Anita Cozart, Director of OP. “Celebrate Black History Month by exploring our local history and be inspired by those whose shoulders we stand on.”

    The Black History Sites website features a wealth of information, historic images, and location data that serves as a tour guide for visiting sites across the city. These sites span the District's history from 1791, through the Civil War and Civil Rights eras, to 1974 when DC gained Home Rule, and the Black Lives Matter protests of 2020. They highlight the social, cultural, and political movements that are central to DC’s heritage.

    The digital tour sites include well-known places like Howard Theatre where Black artists made their mark on the world to lesser-known civil rights sites, like the site of the former Childs Restaurant at 2 Massachusetts Avenue NW, where in 1949, 80 activists staged a sit-in to protest segregation policies. The sites include many of the schools, businesses, churches, recreational centers, communities, and homes where Black Washingtonians studied, worked, worshipped, played and consistently fought for their rights.

    For more information about the DC Office of Planning, please visit planning.dc.gov.


  • Real Estate Report January 2024

    January 12, 2024 10:54 AM | Jory Barone (Administrator)

    This report covers November 11, 2023 through January 11, 2024

    There are 16 homes listed in this report.  5 active listings, 1 under contract, 6 pending settlement, and 4 closed.

    Click on the link to see the complete report.

    January 2024 Real Estate Activity.pdf

  • Public Safety News from MPD

    November 17, 2023 1:29 PM | Jory Barone (Administrator)

    Crimes went up by 13 percent in PSA 201 during the past 1 month when compared to the same dates a year before. 

    Here is the  detailed interactive report. 

    https://crimecards.dc.gov/all:crimes/all:weapons/1:month/in:PSA:201


  • Giving Tuesday on Chevy Chase Main Street

    November 16, 2023 8:00 AM | Jory Barone (Administrator)

    Help Chevy Chase Main Street give back this Giving Tuesday (Nov. 28)! Participating businesses will be donating a portion of proceeds to a charity, so get your last minute holiday gifts while also contributing to a charitable cause!

    Go to link for more details

    https://www.districtbridges.org/events/ccms-giving-tues/


  • Real Estate Report November 2023

    November 13, 2023 10:21 AM | Jory Barone (Administrator)

    There are 29 homes listed in this report.  As of November 11, there are 12 listings, 2 homes under contract, 5 pending, 9 closed/settled between October 13 and November 11, 2023. 

    All details are in the report below. 

    Real Estate Report November 2023.pdf

  • How to recycle home-use batteries

    November 03, 2023 3:10 PM | Jory Barone (Administrator)

    https://www.call2recycle.org/locator/

    As of Nov. 1, consumers in the District will be able to drop off home-use batteries of any kind for free at sites around the city, where they’ll be picked up for recycling.

    Map of drop-off sites that accept batteries:      https://www.call2recycle.org/locator/ 

    The locator suggests drop-off sites near Chevy Chase include Ace Hardware at Tenleytown, and uBreakiFix locations in Bethesda and Cleveland Park.  

    I just dropped off batteries at the Tenleytown Ace Hardware.  Jory Barone


  • CCCA has a new website address

    November 03, 2023 10:00 AM | Jory Barone (Administrator)

    We are happy to announce that we have a new website address that reflects our recent name change: www.cccadc.org

    In early 2023, we changed our name to the Chevy Chase Community Association from the Chevy Chase Citizens Association to recognize our mission to be an inclusive neighborhood organization. Using the word “community” gives CCCA a valuable opportunity to broadcast a welcoming message that may help neighbors experience a higher level of connectedness to each other and may encourage neighbors to participate in community affairs, including programs developed by CCCA.

    Chevy Chase Community Association

    Please contact us at president@cccadc.org if you have any questions or comments.

    CCCA Executive Committee


  • Trick or Treat on the Chevy Chase Main Street Corridor - October 31, 3-6 pm

    October 26, 2023 1:00 PM | Jory Barone (Administrator)

    Trick or Treat on the Corridor!

    Start off your night of Trick or Treating with a visit to the local businesses on the Chevy Chase

    Main Street corridor. 

    From 3-6pm on Tuesday, October 31st, the following businesses will be welcoming trick or treaters! (Participating

    Businesses will have balloons outside storefront, provided by Child’s Play

    5606 Nail Spa (5606 Connecticut Ave NW)

    Art Sound Language (5520 Connecticut Ave NW)

    Avalon Theatre (5612 Connecticut Ave NW)

    Blue 44 Restaurant and Bar (5507 Connecticut Ave NW)

    Bread & Chocolate (5542 Connecticut Ave NW)

    Chevy Chase Wine & Spirits (5544 Connecticut Ave NW)

    Child’s Play (5536 Connecticut Ave NW)

    Circle Yoga (3838 Northampton St NW)

    Core72 (5502 Connecticut Ave NW)

    Fishery Seafood Market (5509 Connecticut Ave NW)

    Happy Go Bikes (5516 Connecticut Ave NW)

    Harmonic Studios (3815 Livingston St NW)

    Infinity Martial Arts (5520 Connecticut Ave NW)

    Little Beast (Chevy Chase Community Association) (5600 Connecticut Ave NW)

    Long & Foster Real Estate (20 Chevy Chase Circle NW)

    Monarch Paint & Design (5608 Connecticut Ave NW)

    Park Story (3813 Livingston St NW)

    Parthenon & Chevy Chase Lounge (5510 Connecticut Ave NW)

    President Valet Cleaners (5514 Connecticut Ave NW)

    Ramer’s Shoes (3810 Northampton St NW)

    Relaxed Nail Spa (5505 Connecticut Ave NW)

    Salon Familia (3817 Livingston Street NW)

    UPS Store (5614 Connecticut Ave NW)

    Wine & Organic (5714 Connecticut Ave NW)


  • Real Estate Report October 2023

    October 16, 2023 10:58 AM | Jory Barone (Administrator)

    The housing market in Chevy Chase continues to be strong. As of October 13, there are 8 homes on the market  during the period of September 13 to October 13.  Homes are priced between $925,00 to $1,375,000. See report below for details.

    Real Estate Report October 2023.pdf


  • End of Summer Real Estate Report

    September 14, 2023 4:54 PM | Jory Barone (Administrator)

    The housing market in Chevy Chase continues to be strong. As of September 13 there are 11 homes on the market. From August 13 to September 13 the average price of a home sold in Chevy Chase was $1,468,242.00 and it sold in 3.8 days.  Click here to see what is selling and what has sold. 

    End of Summer Real Estate Market Report 8.13.23 to 9.13.23.pdf


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