Fact Check : "But we don't have things like a nice skating rink or maybe a radio station that somebody could run."
Fact checking can go a hell of a long way -- particularly in articles about "gentrification." Reporters (and I use that term loosely) should not be sacrificing facts in favor of sensationalism. It's pandering at its worse, negligence at its best. Lastly, it's just plain tired.
The covered skating pavilion at the north end of the park offers fun and exercise! Roller skates are free to check out with a valid I.D. from Memorial Day though Labor Day between 11:00 a.m. to 5:45 p.m weekdays, and 11:00 a.m to 6:45 p.m weekends. Skates are available at the pavilion, but call the park ahead of time at (202) 472-3884 to ensure availability.
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| HIVE 2.0 member and nonprofit Aban Institute hosts community events at the Anacostia Skating Pavilion |
WE ACT RADIO in Anacostia
1918 Martin Luther King, Jr. Ave SE
Washington, DC 20020
Kymone Freeman- Programing Director
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Our home studio broadcasts from the heart of historic Anacostia in Washington, DC.
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| Kymone Freeman, Programming Director of We Act Radio being interviewed for French TV. |
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| We Act Radio is located at 1918 MLK Ave SE (photo courtesy of David Y Lee for LUMEN8ANACOSTIA) |
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| We Act Radio at LUMEN8ANACOSTIA. (photo courtesy of Cool Revolution) |
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