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UrbanTurf: Adaptive Re-Use to Granny Pod: A Look at Two ADUs in DC

Editor Feb 1, 2019
With Montgomery County beginning to consider loosening the restrictions on accessory dwelling units (ADUs), this particular housing style may soon become a more regular part of the region's residential neighborhoods. Today, UrbanTurf takes…

Washington Business Journal: Longtime Dupont Circle favorite gets a big honor from the James Beard…

Editor Feb 1, 2019
Annie’s Paramount Steakhouse, the longtime Dupont Circle favorite, is getting a sweet hat tip from the James Beard Foundation.

Washington Business Journal: Navy Yard may be walled off for flood protection. That’s not good…

Editor Feb 1, 2019
The Navy is weighing whether to construct a large flood wall at Washington Navy Yard on the Anacostia River, a project that could ultimately make neighboring developments more vulnerable to flooding, Bloomberg reported Friday.

Washingtonian: Does the Washington Post’s Style Section Have a Future?

Editor Feb 1, 2019
The Washington Post’s Style section celebrated its 50th anniversary on January 6. It has long been one of the paper’s signature brands, the vaunted home for some of its best writing and most popular bylines.

WTOP: Maryland loses No. 1 spot for millionaires; DC is No. 2

Editor Feb 1, 2019
When compared with states, the District now ranks No. 2 for millionaires.

WTOP: So long, farewell and all that: WTOP says goodbye to its longtime DC home

Editor Feb 1, 2019
3400 IDAHO AVE. NW — A newsroom is unlike anything in the modern working world. There aren’t many two-hour meetings, for example, or mandatory webinars.

City Paper: Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Moviegoers Take Their Fight for More Open Caption Screenings to…

Editor Feb 1, 2019
But a movie theater owner's group insists that closed captioning devices are enough.

Washington Post: Annie’s Paramount Steakhouse, long a haven for D.C.’s gay community, wins a James…

Editor Feb 1, 2019
Like many restaurants that specialize in grilled meats, Annie’s Paramount Steakhouse has attracted its share of male diners over the decades, but with one important distinction: These men often hold hands. Same with the women who enter…

Bloomberg: The Navy Wants to Build a Wall to Stave Off Climate Change

Editor Feb 1, 2019
The Navy is considering erecting a 14-foot flood wall around the Washington Navy Yard to protect the historic complex along the Anacostia River from rising sea levels, internal Department of Defense documents show.

Washington Post: ‘It’s absolutely terrible’: When a charter school closes, what happens to the kids?

Editor Jan 31, 2019
When Kamilah Wheeler moved back to Southeast Washington two years ago, she didn’t want to enroll her children in the neighborhood public school.

Washington Business Journal: Providence hospital seeks to add urgent care to scaled-back campus

Editor Jan 31, 2019
Providence Health System wants to bring an urgent care center to its Northeast D.C. campus, after rankling city officials with its efforts to close over the past several months and shutting down the majority of hospital services in…

WTOP: DC’s crime lab’s drastic turnaround is noticeable in the courtroom

Editor Jan 31, 2019
WASHINGTON — Years ago, the state of D.C.’s crime lab was so atrocious it lost its accreditation and closed temporarily. Now, its closure rate is above the national average and it’s making a difference in how quickly crimes are solved,…

Washington Business Journal: Two new entrants to D.C.’s most valuable properties list. And…

Editor Jan 31, 2019
It pays to land a major headquarters: Not only for the landlord, but for the District, too.

WAMU: Betsy DeVos’ Proposed Title IX Changes Get Pushback From Washington-Area Universities

Editor Jan 31, 2019
Some Washington area universities are responding to the Department of Education’s proposed changes to a Title IX policy regarding sexual misconduct. The public comment period closed this week — and much of the local response is not in…

Washington Post: GAO says Metro fails to fully assess risks in making spending choices

Editor Jan 31, 2019
Metro needs to improve the methods it uses to decide how to spend more than $1 billion a year for capital projects, because it doesn’t fully assess which projects are most necessary for system safety, according to a new federal study…

The Root: On DC’s MLK Avenue, Where Over-Policing Reigns, King’s Dream Is Far From a Reality for…

Editor Jan 31, 2019
On DC’s MLK Avenue, Where Over-Policing Reigns, King’s Dream Is Far From a Reality for Residents

The Current: Georgetown honors arts, peace education non-profit with Legacy of a Dream Award

Editor Jan 31, 2019
After a string of school shootings in D.C. in 2000, Hawah Kasat co-founded a local non-profit that could break the cycle of violence and build compassionate, healthy communities through the transformative power of music, arts, and peace…

WUSA9: Mayor backs out of deal to fund popular skating rink

Editor Jan 31, 2019
WASHINGTON — The Fort Dupont Ice Arena in Southeast, D.C. and its nationally recognized "kids on ice" program is in jeopardy after the Mayor Muriel Bowser pulled out of a deal to invest $25 million on the property.

Deborah Simmons in The Washington Times: D.C. considers ‘high-stakes’ teaching offers

Editor Jan 31, 2019
As many of you are aware, the Los Angeles Unified School District and Mayor Eric Garcetti recently ended a labor strike by making concessions to the United Teachers Union.

UrbanTurf: Placemaking Proposed for DC’s Prather’s Alley

Editor Jan 31, 2019
Last year, DC-based architecture firm EL Studio explored what people would like to see in their alleys and the Mount Vernon Triangle (MVT) Community Improvement District (CID) was taking inventory, planning the future of the neighborhood's…
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“While change is good, prepared leadership is better,” Kevin Chavous said as he introduced himself during the DC Office of Campaign Finance’s at-large primary debate late last month. He is one of…

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Midway through the DC Council's budget work session, legislators are making clear some of their shared priorities on where to direct any available funding to avoid — or at least trim — cuts proposed…
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