A native Washingtonian, Moises Del’Rosario has devoted his efforts in service to the community. Moises co-founded SAFEHOOD DC, a public safety initiative in Washington D.C. with the purpose of engaging, educating, and empowering the community. He has also served as the Co-Chair of the Public Safety Committee for ANC-1A. Moises lives in Ward-1 and is a Licensed DC REALTOR® at Keller Williams Capital Properties-Viva the Life Properties.
After being closed for almost 6-months, The Coupe on 11th Street is set to reopen on Monday, October 19th, 2020!
Just yesterday, we wrote an article about The Coupe aiming to possibly reopen in October. Today new “Magnolia Cafe” signs have popped up on the doors, leaving neighbors to speculate if The Coupe plans to rebrand before reopening.
Many residents have been wondering if The Coupe on 11th Street has any plans to reopen or if they have closed permanently.
Park Morton residents and members of the community voice concerns about the status of Park Morton’s redevelopment and express ongoing fears about residents being displaced.
Local government officials have proposed the temporary closure of 11th Street between Kenyon and Monroe Street NW—a decision that has caused mixed reactions from the community.