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District Links: Teacher at BASIS charter school wins prestigious award; assistant city administrator…

Chris Kain Nov 6, 2023
A student assembly this morning at BASIS Washington, D.C., culminated in loud cheers with the announcement that teacher Kelly Maranchuck had received a prestigious Milken Educator Award for DC — accompanied by a $25,000 check.

District Links: Council qualms prompt withdrawal of Bowser pick for Department of For-Hire Vehicles;…

Chris Kain Nov 3, 2023
Legislators are slated to vote Tuesday on a flurry of Mayor Muriel Bowser's picks for agency heads, but Melinda Bolling won't be among them: The acting director of the Department of For-Hire Vehicles withdrew during a roundtable this week…

District Links: Project’s relaunch aims to help low-income tenants avoid eviction; DC will…

Chris Kain Nov 2, 2023
A coalition of legal services providers and law firms is relaunching a project to match low-income residents with free legal representation to help prevent eviction.

District Links: AG sues 14 landlords, tech firm for alleged collusion on rents; MPD targets car…

Chris Kain Nov 1, 2023
Mayor Muriel Bowser and the Metropolitan Police Department this morning announced the launch of a new pilot program to distribute free digital vehicle-tracking tags to residents in six police service areas with increased rates of vehicle…

District Links: Metro’s budget shortfalls take center stage at mayoral-council breakfast;…

Chris Kain Oct 31, 2023
Metro's leadership has spoken for months about the budget shortfalls confronting the area's transit agency starting with the next fiscal year, but DC officials today cited a need for the region to reach initial decisions by December at…

District Links: New DC facility offers alternative to ER visits for intoxication; procurement issues…

Chris Kain Oct 30, 2023
Mayor Muriel Bowser cut the ribbon this morning on a new Stabilization Center, a 24/7 health care facility at 35 K St. NW that will assist individuals experiencing substance use disorder while providing an alternative to ER visits for…

Colbert I. King in The Post: An alleged offender on policing in D.C.? ‘Call them — they won’t do…

Chris Kain Oct 27, 2023
Monday’s disgusting attack on D.C. day-care teachers walking with 24 toddlers was shocking enough. But even more troubling was the way the alleged perpetrator seemed so confident he had no reason to fear being held accountable by the D.C.…

District Links: Council testimony faults Bowser admin for failing to curb opioid crisis; mayor seeks…

Chris Kain Oct 27, 2023
A DC Council roundtable yesterday elicited calls for Mayor Muriel Bowser's administration to do more to tackle the District's opioid crisis and reverse the surge of fatal overdoses in recent years.

District Links: DC reports enrollment increases at DCPS, charters; how overtime, other issues…

Chris Kain Oct 26, 2023
Preliminary figures released today by the DC Office of the State Superintendent of Education show increased enrollment this year in DC Public Schools as well as charter schools, with both posting totals above those before the pandemic.

District Links: Council panel backs Smith’s nomination as police chief; DCist investigation…

Chris Kain Oct 25, 2023
The DC Council is on track to vote Nov. 7 on Mayor Muriel Bowser's nomination of Pamela Smith as the permanent chief of the Metropolitan Police Department.

District Links: AG Schwalb joins 41 states in filing suit against social media giant Meta for…

Chris Kain Oct 24, 2023
Acting in conjunction with 41 counterparts across the country in a bipartisan coalition, DC Attorney General Brian Schwalb announced a local lawsuit today alleging that Meta for has endangered youth because of the addictive nature of its…

District Links: Bowser unveils public safety bill amid efforts to address rising crime; council bill…

Chris Kain Oct 23, 2023
Mayor Muriel Bowser proposed new public safety legislation today amid intense public concern about increases this year in homicides, gun violence and overall crime.

District Links: U.S. attorney cites increased prosecution rate amid criticism; newly renovated…

Chris Kain Oct 20, 2023
Under fire for the proportion of cases that aren't prosecuted, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia yesterday announced a substantial increase in the percentage of cases filed in DC Superior Court at the time of arrest…

District Links: Bowser draws questions, skepticism in Kingman Park over RFK proposals; DPW vows…

Chris Kain Oct 19, 2023
Mayor Muriel Bowser defended the notion of a new Washington Commanders stadium as part of future mixed-use development on the sprawling RFK Stadium campus in remarks last night at a community meeting.

District Links: DC picks consultants to study sports stadium financing models; Bowser unveils…

Chris Kain Oct 18, 2023
DC's economic development office yesterday announced the selection of two consultants to conduct a "Sports Study" that will include identifying potential financing models for DC investments in new and existing sports facilities.

District Links: Data breach affected fewer than 4,000 records, election officials say in update;…

Chris Kain Oct 17, 2023
The DC Board of Elections reported yesterday that a forensic analysis has so far determined that the recently disclosed data breach affected fewer than 4,000 voter records.

District Links: New deputy mayor vows strategies for downtown that ‘get us wins…

Chris Kain Oct 16, 2023
On her first day as the District's new deputy mayor for planning and economic development, Nina Albert said today that one of her priorities is using her extensive local and federal experience to develop and implement a vision for a…

District Links: Bowser names outgoing GSA appointee as deputy mayor for economic development; House…

Chris Kain Oct 13, 2023
Mayor Muriel Bowser today announced Nina Albert as her choice to head the District's economic development efforts — a far-reaching agenda that includes reinvigorating downtown, gaining control over the RFK Stadium campus and boosting…

District Links: Planned buyouts expected to shrink WaPo’s Metro staff; proposed new name for…

Chris Kain Oct 12, 2023
Mayor Muriel Bowser yesterday praised the choice of "Mamie 'Peanut' Johnson Plaza" as the name for the redesigned intersection of Florida and New York avenues NE.

District Links: Cardozo educator wins 2024 DC Teacher of the Year honors; fears of a lengthy impasse…

Chris Kain Oct 11, 2023
Billed on Mayor Muriel Bowser's schedule as a celebration of the International Day of the Girl, her visit to Cardozo Education Campus this morning turned into a surprise announcement that Beth Barkley, who teaches at the school's…
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District Links: J.O. Wilson, Barnard ribbon-cuttings mark first week back for DCPS students; Meta settlement could mean…

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With DC Public Schools back in session this week, Mayor Muriel Bowser kicked off the 2026-27 school year by highlighting newly modernized facilities at J.O. Wilson Elementary in Ward 6 and Barnard…

District Links: Officials mark school year’s start with renaming, expansion of Ward 3 high school; new campaign…

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Mayor Muriel Bowser and other DC officials yesterday celebrated a $91 million expansion of the newly renamed John R. Thompson Jr. High School on MacArthur Boulevard in Ward 3.

District Links: DC reports modest rise in student test scores; six MPD employees accused of overtime fraud; Bowser names…

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The Bowser administration today reported a fourth consecutive year of increased proficiency rates on the annual statewide assessments taken by students in DC Public Schools and DC public charter…

District Links: Kennedy Center renovations prompt NSO concert season at Lisner, other area venues; judge derails FBI…

Aug 18, 2026 39
The National Symphony Orchestra made headlines today with its long-awaited season announcement, which includes concerts scattered across six regional venues as the Kennedy Center undertakes a…
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