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The Classifieds page is one of our most popular, and we’re taking it to the next level with more visibility on the home page. Want your business or service to be seen? Ads are $5 per month/50 words; $10 per month/51-100 words or 50 words and one photo (more details and payment information here). Email your ad to info@foresthillsconnection.com.

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WEEKLY ONLINE CLASSES with the Children’s Art Studio

Now Enrolling — Space Is Limited!

Turn screen time into creative time with online classes from Children’s Art Studio. More than ever, children need safe, fun outlets to feed their imaginations, interact with peers and manage stress. In our weekly Zoom classes, a professional instructor will guide your budding artist through a series of drawing and painting exercises.

A new session starts February 9th, but you may enroll later if space permits. Tuition is prorated.

Enroll here: childrensartstudio.org/weekly-classes (3/3)


Ward 3 Mutual Aid is a collective of neighbors helping neighbors providing free groceries, hygiene products, and much more! Call us at 202-556-1315 or email at ward3.mutualaid@gmail.com to receive or offer assistance. To sustain this solidarity effort, we need volunteer grocery runners, hotline operators, and help with fundraising.

Our volunteer sign-up form can be found at bit.ly/W3MutualAid. Our fundraiser can be accessed through Open Collective or you can make one-time donations via GoFundMe, Venmo (Ward3-MutualAid), PayPal (our email) & CashApp ($MutualAidW3).

We are part of the citywide DC Mutual Aid Network — learn more about our political movement here: thepeoplesdemandsdc.com.


Forest Hills Connection depends on residents as volunteer writers, photographers and videographers. If you would like to write about issues facing the neighborhood, interview interesting neighbors, keep us up-to-date on the cultural happenings in the city, or present us with a photo essay or a video about the nature all around us, let us know. We are open to your ideas to make this an interesting, provocative, and quirky publication for and by our neighborhood. For that we need a variety of viewpoints and sources of material. Contact us at info@foresthillsconnection.com.

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