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Washington Post: The ‘garbage guy’ walks 12 miles a day around D.C. picking up trash: ‘I’ll pick up…

Editor Feb 11, 2021
Most people walk by trash they pass on streets and sidewalks. Some people don’t even notice it. Then there’s Billy Adams. He not only sees it, he picks it up — all of it.

Washington Post: Leaders in Washington region ask FEMA for help in vaccinating federal workers

Editor Feb 10, 2021
Leaders in the District, Maryland and Virginia made a joint request to the federal government this week, asking that it take responsibility for vaccinating tens of thousands of essential federal workers who live in the Washington region.

Washington Post: Metro seeks bond sales to raise $350 million for capital projects

Editor Feb 10, 2021
Weeks after a federal bailout helped Metro veer away from a fiscal crisis, the transit agency plans to borrow nearly $350 million through bond sales to expedite construction projects officials say will make the system safer.

Washington Post: Churches pair up with clinics to deliver coronavirus vaccine to those who most need…

Editor Feb 10, 2021
Pastor Joseph Daniels folded his 6-foot-3-inch frame into the mobile coronavirus vaccine clinic outside Pennsylvania Avenue Baptist Church in Southeast Washington on Wednesday and joked that he was no fan of needles.

Washington Post: Senator attempts to block D.C. bill allowing vaccines without parental consent

Editor Feb 10, 2021
A Republican senator from Utah is trying to block D.C. Council legislation that would allow children as young as 11 to receive vaccinations without the consent of their parents.

WTOP: Bowser, Hogan, Northam ask for dedicated COVID-19 vaccines, support for federal, Metro workers

Editor Feb 10, 2021
The leaders of D.C., Maryland and Virginia are asking the federal government to set aside COVID-19 vaccines, supplies and sites for federal workers and contractors, as well as Metro workers.

DCist: U.S. Capitol Police Braces For Union No-Confidence Vote Following Jan. 6 Attack

Editor Feb 10, 2021
The U.S. Capitol Police says it expects a union vote of no confidence in its leadership, which includes Acting Chief Yogananda Pittman, appointed to replace the chief who failed to adequately prepare for the violent invasion of the…

Washington Post: Biden removes Trump appointees from boards that shape the District

Editor Feb 10, 2021
The Biden administration has removed key Trump appointees from several federal agencies that oversee the look and feel of D.C. neighborhoods and buildings — and city officials are pushing for more.

Washington Blade: Stein Club changes name to Capital Stonewall Democrats

Editor Feb 10, 2021
Forty-five years after it was founded in January 1976, members of D.C.’s Gertrude Stein Democratic Club, the city’s largest local LGBTQ political group, voted in a Zoom meeting on Feb. 8 to change its name to the Capital Stonewall…

Street Sense: Vaccine rollout begins in low-barrier shelters and PEP-V centers

Editor Feb 10, 2021
D.C. began distributing COVID-19 vaccines to people experiencing homelessness in low-barrier shelters and Pandemic Emergency Program for Medically Vulnerable Individuals, or PEP-V, centers this month.

Street Sense: Despite 100% FEMA reimbursement, DC says they do not plan to expand the PEP-V program

Editor Feb 10, 2021
The cost of hotels and similar facilities used to provide safe shelter to people experiencing homelessness since the start of the pandemic will be covered entirely by the Federal Emergency Management Administration, according to guidance…

CNN: US Capitol police to hold vote of no confidence Thursday

Editor Feb 10, 2021
(CNN) — Members of the US Capitol Police plan to hold a vote of no confidence Thursday, more than a month after the January 6 riot at the Capitol that left dozens of officers injured and led to the death of officer Brian Sicknick.

City Paper: Washington Teachers’ Union Voted Against a Strike. But It’s Still Trying to Refine…

Editor Feb 10, 2021
“We’re going to address the problem even more so, because I don't want the chancellor to get the sense that because the majority voted to continue that he can sort of relax on the standard. No.”

Washington Business Journal: Halcyon appoints director of impact investing. She has big plans.

Editor Feb 10, 2021
D.C. social impact nonprofit Halcyon has tapped its first director of impact investing, and she’s no stranger to the work — or the organization.

DCist: D.C. Could Get More Than $2 Billion In Federal Aid Under Proposed COVID Stimulus Bill

Editor Feb 10, 2021
The District could get roughly $2.2 billion in federal aid as part of the proposed $1.9 trillion COVID-19 stimulus bill working its way through Congress, an amount that includes hundreds of millions of dollars the city was shortchanged…

WTOP: Franklin Square building completes $18M renovation

Editor Feb 10, 2021
Avision Young has announced the completion of a major, largely interior renovation to the Franklin Square building in downtown D.C.

Chase F. Robinson in The Post: A different Lunar New Year celebration in D.C.

Editor Feb 10, 2021
The Lunar New Year — a holiday that celebrates light from darkness, honors family ancestors and includes traditions that sweep away bad luck — begins Friday.

UrbanTurf: Federal Railroad Administration Will Revisit Union Station Proposal

Editor Feb 10, 2021
It appears that the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) listened to those who registered their disapproval of the recommended path forward for the expansion of Union Station.

Salt Lake Tribune: Utah Sen. Mike Lee seeks to block D.C. effort to allow kids to obtain vaccines…

Editor Feb 10, 2021
Utah Sen. Mike Lee — an outspoken critic of federal interference in state and local affairs — is leading an effort to block Washington, D.C., from allowing children as young as 11 years old to obtain vaccines without their parents’…

DCist: How D.C.’s New Gun Violence Prevention Director Will Approach The Spike In Homicides

Editor Feb 10, 2021
Homicides in D.C. hit a 15-year high last year, and 2021 has brought more death. Ward 8 Councilmember Trayon White recently called for the District to declare a state of emergency after three teenagers were fatally shot in the span of two…
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