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WTOP: DC’s marijuana-sniffing police dogs being phased out following decriminalization

Editor Jul 15, 2021
D.C.’s police department is joining law enforcement agencies across the U.S., including the Virginia State Police, in phasing out the use of dogs to detect drugs.

Washington City Paper: Employees Reveal the Frenetic Conditions of Working in Understaffed…

Editor Jul 15, 2021
Diners are back but it's far from business as usual at D.C. bars and restaurants.

WTOP: DC crime-fighting tool company opens office for multinational operations

Editor Jul 15, 2021
The company that makes a crime-fighting tool used by D.C. police has opened an office in the city that will become its East Coast satellite location.

WTOP: Metro will run trains until midnight 7 days a week beginning Sunday

Editor Jul 14, 2021
Those who have been hoping for late-night Metro service are in luck, as the transit agency announced it will be extending service to midnight seven days a week beginning Sunday.

Washington Post: Metrorail will extend service until midnight beginning Sunday

Editor Jul 14, 2021
The increase in service each day is part of a package of fare reductions and service improvements the transit agency approved in June

Washington Post: Mayor proposes renaming D.C. school after congressman John Lewis

Editor Jul 14, 2021
D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser (D) has proposed renaming an elementary school after the late Georgia congressman and civil rights icon John Lewis. The proposal is part of the mayor’s year-old promise to reassess the names of more than 150…

Washington Post: Decriminalization of marijuana is pushing pot-sniffing police dogs into retirement

Editor Jul 14, 2021
Since the District decriminalized small amounts of marijuana in 2015, D.C. police officers have been told that they cannot detain or search people based solely on the smell of cannabis.

Associated Press: Bezos donates $200M to Smithsonian for Air and Space Museum

Editor Jul 14, 2021
WASHINGTON (AP) — Amazon founder and soon-to-be-space traveler Jeff Bezos is donating $200 million to the Smithsonian Institution to boost its National Air and Space Museum, the largest gift received by the institution since its founding…

Washingtonian: See Which DC-Area Businesses Received Millions in Federal Restaurant Relief Funds

Editor Jul 14, 2021
The majority of restaurants who applied for grants have received nothing.

Street Sense: Bowser’s $400 million for housing could be a gamechanger, but the program typically…

Editor Jul 14, 2021
Hope and skepticism grip city officials and community members in anticipation of Mayor Muriel Bowser’s historic $400 million investment in affordable housing.

Washington Post: Jeff Bezos donates $200 million to Air and Space Museum in largest gift to the…

Editor Jul 14, 2021
The Smithsonian Institution announced Wednesday that Jeff Bezos, founder of Amazon and spaceflight company Blue Origin, is donating $200 million to the National Air and Space Museum — the largest donation to the Smithsonian since the…

WTOP: Jeff Bezos gives Smithsonian a record $200 million

Editor Jul 14, 2021
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is donating $200 million to the Smithsonian Institution, the largest single donation since its founding gift from James Smithson in 1846, the museum announced Wednesday.

DCist: ‘This Is A Huge Deal’: New Child Tax Credit Payments To Start Going Out To Families In D.C.…

Editor Jul 14, 2021
Any parent will tell you: kids always need something else. For D.C. resident Yehesuah Downie, that something else is a replacement cell phone for his 12-year-old son, a major expense given Downie’s challenging financial situation during…

WTOP: Auditor report: DCPS failed to effectively monitor contract, was overbilled $421K

Editor Jul 14, 2021
A contractor hired by D.C. Public Schools refused to provide documentation to support $5.36 million in invoices and overbilled DCPS more than $421,000, according to a new report from the D.C. auditor.

Washington Business Journal: Jeff Bezos donates $200 million to the Smithsonian Institution

Editor Jul 14, 2021
Jeff Bezos, founder of Amazon.com Inc. and aerospace company Blue Origin, will donate $200 million to the Smithsonian Institution to support the National Air and Space Museum.

DCist: How Unhoused Residents And An ANC Commissioner Fought A Possible Eviction From A D.C. Park

Editor Jul 14, 2021
On a sunny, hot Wednesday, Marco Woodson zipped around a small park in downtown D.C., sweeping trash into small, neat piles. A table under a tree was set up with a cooler full of ice and water bottles. Between the honks and hums of nearby…

Greater Greater Washington: Affordable housing eligibility is based on median income — and the 2021…

Editor Jul 14, 2021
Affordable housing in DC can be built through Inclusionary Zoning, with funding from the Housing Production Trust Fund, or through any of the myriad other programs in the District’s affordable housing toolkit. But all of these programs…

City Paper: D.C. Council Unanimously Passes a Phased Ending to Tenant Protections

Editor Jul 14, 2021
The D.C. Council unanimously voted to phase out tenant protections including bans on evictions, utility shut offs, and rent freezes.

Associated Press: Rail officials push 15-year plan to boost Northeast Corridor

Editor Jul 14, 2021
WASHINGTON (AP) — As Congress eyes an infrastructure package, a coalition of transportation agencies and Amtrak on Wednesday released a 15-year plan of rail improvements for the congested Northeast Corridor that would boost daily train…

Washington Business Journal: Business interests push for changes to D.C.’s impending ban on…

Editor Jul 14, 2021
When the District passed a total ban on noncompete clauses last December, the move didn’t attract much attention — but over the last few months, the business community has slowly begun to train its sights on the law.
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