Welcome to Day FOUR of the Clarke Square Neighborhood Initiative Five Days of Fun and Feedback
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As the Department of Transportation invests funding in updating National Avenue, we will be working hard to ensure there will be a number of opportunities to provide community input into the project.
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Questions of the Day
What ideas for National Avenue do you have that would benefit Clarke Square?
What is the biggest problem on National Avenue you would like to see addressed in the new Department of Transportation plan?
What is the best part of National Avenue that you would like to see continue in the new Department of Transportation plan?
Tell us your answers >
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Did you miss yesterday's Clarke Square email and the Co:Lab proposal? Check it out here and give your input.
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Fun Fact of the Day
Did you know that one public payphone is still operating in the Clarke Square neighborhood? It currently costs 50 cents per call.
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Daily Life of Laotian People
The four people in this part of the mural represent some of the daily activities of Laotian people. On the right, the musician plays a bamboo mouth organ called a “khene”. Khene musicians use circular breathing which produces a continuous tone without interruption. The people of Laos are also famous for their textiles and weaving. The three other people are spinning cotton into thread.
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