David Nakamura

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David Nakamura @DavidNakamura

@mffisher Patricia Ghiglino, and her husband Reinaldo Lopez, were probably the ones who were most adamant they did not want to be uprooted. They rented/then bought a warehouse for a stonework restoration and sculpture studio around 1990, painting it yellow to cheer up the industrial area. https://t.co/AdxFwjlyKy — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Oct. 25, 2019

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@mffisher The District offered Wyban $1.2 million. He presented an independent appraisal for $2.2 million. They settled for $1.5 million. The house was torn down. Ken, who lives near Cleveland, still saves two bricks and told me he is sending one to the Richards' family. https://t.co/41Jr7XB8yR — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Oct. 25, 2019

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@mffisher Patricia immigrated from Peru and Lopez from Spain, where he was a master stoneworker. Their projects from the Anacostia River warehouse site included renovating the lobby of the Washington Monument, the lions on the Taft Bridge and visitors' entrance at Smithsonian Castle. — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Oct. 25, 2019