I didn’t vote for him but am hoping he will rise to the occasion.

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Anonymous wrote:Many of my neighbors who don’t typically pay attention to local politics are awakening and concluding that Matt Frumin may not be the best leader for Ward 3 at this moment in history.

Frumin is a nice guy, but he seems himself as a District-wide policymaker first. The elected advocate for Ward 3 issues, not so much.

I couldn’t agree more. It often seems like the interests of actual Ward 3 residents are an afterthought for him.

Suggest the livestream info be circulated to his newsletter list, too.

His flavor of "activist" is bike lanes and pickleball, nothing that is not fluff. His comments about HF are not well informed. The emails shared on ND and posted upthread do not inspire confidence at all.

Anonymous wrote:Will there be a livestream of this meeting?

Others may want to reach out to his office and request a livestream and recording. Contact info at link. Still plenty of time to set one up.

https://dccouncil.gov/council/ward-3-councilmember-matthew-frumin/

Anonymous wrote:We need more information but it sounds like that particular area has seen a spike in crime at least partly relating to the Days Inn, where there appears to be some drug dealing. There was a shooting at that hotel not long ago.

The only thing that has “spiked” is Frumin’s interest in the issue which he is clearly uncomfortable with because it challenges his progressive view of the world. The elderly residents have suffered for three years under the voucher program. Now young families and small business owners and employees are rightly afraid for their safety. Frumin’s stance on the voucher issue is untenable.

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Anonymous wrote:Perhaps it will be clarified at Frumin's community meeting at UDC on Thursday, but it has not yet been stated that the victim or 2 gunmen had any connection to the voucher program or that any of the 3 lived in a building in Forest Hills.

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Or whether they knew each other or if this was a random shooting of someone crossing the street.

MPD said it was not random.

Where? Share source. The latest I saw was it’s still being investigated.

Of course it is being investigated, someone was SHOT in the stomach. Criminal acts that are deliberate and between parties known to one another are still CRIMES.

Loitering laws are enforceable. There are pan handlers parked all day on the commercial strips.

Your sentences contradict one another and I assure you, the Supreme Court decision was very real.

Anonymous wrote:Will there be a livestream of this meeting?

I reached out to his office and suggested it earlier in the week but have seen nothing about a stream or recording. Another way that Cheh's job performance was superior. Voted for Goulet, hope he runs again.

Anonymous wrote:This piece of sht is now referring to murder as an "incident."

I think the shooting victim is still alive? So, assault with a deadly weapon at 3 pm, then shooters ran across Forest Hills playground = "incident" in Frumin speak. The choice of language is striking. And pitched to not inform anyone who has not heard. He never sent anything out to his wider list, only tweeted.

Will there be a livestream of this meeting?

My sincere apologies for voting for him. What a mistake.

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One way to hide from the angry/concerned parents is to hold this event on the same night at HS Back to School Nights. We’ll played.

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Anonymous wrote:This is what Ward 3 voted for. Could have elected David Krukoff, but he was an "evil Republican." So the mayor will continue to fill rental apartments on Connecticut Ave. with unemployable voucher recipients, who will continue to victimize aging Ward 3 libs. Might as well rename it "Ward 8 West."

Oh come on.

I lived in another ward for years. Hearing gunfire (typically not "close", but close enough to hear) was a pretty normal weekend during summer occurrence. Ward 3 is NOWHERE NEAR that. You're nuts if you think it is.

Believe it or not, the other Wards used to be like Ward 3. We are now spiraling in that direction.

The ward I lived in was reduced to a wasteland in the late 60's. So no, that's more hyberbole.

Who did that?

This piece of sht is now referring to murder as an "incident."

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Anonymous wrote:This is what Ward 3 voted for. Could have elected David Krukoff, but he was an "evil Republican." So the mayor will continue to fill rental apartments on Connecticut Ave. with unemployable voucher recipients, who will continue to victimize aging Ward 3 libs. Might as well rename it "Ward 8 West."

Oh come on.

I lived in another ward for years. Hearing gunfire (typically not "close", but close enough to hear) was a pretty normal weekend during summer occurrence. Ward 3 is NOWHERE NEAR that. You're nuts if you think it is.

Believe it or not, the other Wards used to be like Ward 3. We are now spiraling in that direction.

The ward I lived in was reduced to a wasteland in the late 60's. So no, that's more hyberbole.