H Street NE is the fastest-developing area in Washington, DC. This northern edge of Capitol Hill has seen remarkable development in recent years and many more restaurants, residential and retail developments are expected in the coming months and years as the city completes its landscaping on the street and installs cable cars to provide easy access to Union Station and the rest of DC. Capitol Hill residents have longed for a convenient Whole Foods for years and have too far to go to get to the nearest ones in Dupont Circle and in Virginia. An H Street Whole Foods would also be convenient to Penn Quarter and NoMa residents. Join me in calling on Whole Foods to be our latest success on H Street. It will benefit us all.
I have been spending my weekends walking the corridor and talking to neighbors who are tired of driving across town just to buy fresh groceries. The lack of reliable food options here remains a frustration for everyone living on this side of the city. We are gathering momentum behind the scenes to show corporate leadership that our community is ready for this investment.
January 12, 2010
Seeing this level of support for a grocery store in our neighborhood feels surreal. I remember when H Street lacked even the basics and it is incredible to see so many neighbors demand better access to fresh food.
H Street NE is the fastest-developing area in Washington, DC. This northern edge of Capitol Hill has seen remarkable development in recent years and many more restaurants, residential and retail developments are expected in the coming months and years as the city completes its landscaping on the street and installs cable cars to provide easy access to Union Station and the rest of DC. Capitol Hill residents have longed for a convenient Whole Foods for years and have too far to go to get to the nearest ones in Dupont Circle and in Virginia. An H Street Whole Foods would also be convenient to Penn Quarter and NoMa residents. Join me in calling on Whole Foods to be our latest success on H Street. It will benefit us all.
I have been spending my weekends walking the corridor and talking to neighbors who are tired of driving across town just to buy fresh groceries. The lack of reliable food options here remains a frustration for everyone living on this side of the city. We are gathering momentum behind the scenes to show corporate leadership that our community is ready for this investment.
January 12, 2010
Seeing this level of support for a grocery store in our neighborhood feels surreal. I remember when H Street lacked even the basics and it is incredible to see so many neighbors demand better access to fresh food.
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