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​“Without a sense of caring, there can be no sense of community”
                                                                                                                  -Anthony J. D'Angelo

​       While most of DC enjoys high quality of life, the drab, long-neglected "drive-through" Ward 5 industrial corridor is poised to anchor the next wave of DC economic growth and industrial diversification.  As the largest ward in DC, Ward 5 includes half of the District's industrial land, large properties ripe for development, an engaged business and civic community, stable residential neighborhoods and industrial core, and strong anchor institutions. Ward 5 political and policy leaders are reimagining Ward 5 as an emerging "clean and green" business sector with New York Avenue as an attractive, welcoming commercial and retail gateway to the nation's capital.
                                                                                                               - DC CITYLAB
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  • About Me
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  • IVY CITY: THE OLD DAYS
  • Urban Ethnography
    • Healthy Habitat
    • Healthy People
    • Cohesive Communities
    • Engaged Citizens
    • Shared Prosperity
  • Blog
  • Pictures and Video
  • My Pitch