Candle-Making, a Virtual Art Tour, and Classical Music in Cinema: Things to Do in Washington, January 7-10
I hope you’re all safe and well. I’ll keep today’s note brief.
Washingtonian photographer Evy Mages covered the chaos on Capitol Hill yesterday. See more of her photos here.
Here’s what you should check out this weekend:
Books: The new kids book series
She Persisted, written by Andrea Davis Pinkney, Lesa Cline-Ransome, and Atia Abawi, highlights powerful women in history, including Harriet Tubman and Claudette Colvin. The authors will speak with Chelsea Clinton in a Politics and Prose virtual Q&A event moderated by Deborah D. Taylor. Thursday 1/7 at 6 PM; Free, sign up here.
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First it was packages and mail deliveries, now Marylanders tell WBAL-TV 11 News they re facing another problem related to the post office: The receipt and payment of their bills.Some Maryland residents say they have long run out of patience with the backlog of mail and packages being handled by the U.S. Postal Service, but still wonder when Christmas presents and other items they ordered will be delivered.The Postal Service says its employees are doing everything they can to get the mail and those packages delivered, but a 78-year-old Dundalk woman said she is extremely frustrated. She declined an interview because she s afraid of the words she might use. The loading dock at the Dundalk post office is busy as workers move packages from bins to trucks. Roxanne Enders was also there at the post office.“I haven t got mail in the last three days at the house. That s frustrating,” Enders said.She was also there in November to get mail she said had not been delivered in weeks.“A
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First it was packages and mail deliveries, now Marylanders tell WBAL-TV 11 News they re facing another problem related to the post office: The receipt and payment of their bills.
Some Maryland residents say they have long run out of patience with the backlog of mail and packages being handled by the U.S. Postal Service, but still wonder when Christmas presents and other items they ordered will be delivered.
The Postal Service says its employees are doing everything they can to get the mail and those packages delivered, but a 78-year-old Dundalk woman said she is extremely frustrated. She declined an interview because she s afraid of the words she might use.