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CNN: Former Army secretary says DC National Guard had no plan ahead of Capitol riot beyond local…

Editor Jan 26, 2021
(CNN) — Former Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy told a House panel on Tuesday that the National Guard only planned to deal with traffic in Washington, DC, the day the deadly US Capitol insurrection occurred, with "no contingency" in place if…

Washingtonian: DC Restaurants Are Working the Back Channels to Get a Visit From Biden or Harris

Editor Jan 26, 2021
The lobbying campaigns for a presidential meal have officially begun

Associated Press: Washington Post’s Marty Baron says he’s retiring next month

Editor Jan 26, 2021
NEW YORK (AP) — Washington Post Executive Editor Marty Baron, who has led the resurgent newspaper as it nearly doubled its staff in eight years, said Tuesday that he will retire at the end of February.

WTOP: Acting Capitol Police chief apologizes for Jan. 6 security breach

Editor Jan 26, 2021
Acting U.S. Capitol Police Chief Yogananda Pittman apologized to members of Congress on Tuesday for the deadly attack on Jan. 6, saying the department failed to adequately protect lawmakers and the Capitol.

Washington Post: Pentagon restricted commander of D.C. Guard ahead of Capitol riot

Editor Jan 26, 2021
The commander of the D.C. National Guard said the Pentagon restricted his authority ahead of the riot at the U.S. Capitol, requiring higher-level sign-off to respond that cost time as the events that day spiraled out of control.

Washingtonian: Martin Baron Announces He’ll Retire as Washington Post’s Top Editor in February

Editor Jan 26, 2021
Washington Post Executive Editor Martin Baron told staffers on Tuesday that he will retire at the end of February. “At age 66, I feel ready to move on,” he says.

Washington Business Journal: Developers pick architect, leasing brokers for Metro HQ redevelopment

Editor Jan 26, 2021
The team behind the redevelopment of Metro's longtime downtown D.C. headquarters has selected Pickard Chilton of New Haven, Connecticut as the project's lead architect and CBRE to market the new office space.

DCist: Robin Bell Spent The Last Four Years Projecting Protest Messages On The Trump Hotel. Now…

Editor Jan 26, 2021
On the evening of January 10th, the D.C.-based artist and activist Robin Bell pulled up to the Trump International Hotel on Pennsylvania Avenue. He and his crew quickly began setting up video projection equipment — they had a lot to do,…

Politico: D.C. National Guard deployment extended through end of March

Editor Jan 26, 2021
The new orders suggest that law enforcement agencies in the nation’s capital are preparing for potential unrest in the coming days and weeks.

Karl Racine in The Post: President Biden’s choice for U.S. attorney should reflect D.C. values

Editor Jan 26, 2021
I am honored that D.C. residents have twice elected me D.C. attorney general, based in large part on my commitment to integrity, racial justice and innovative juvenile justice reform. However, because D.C. is not a state, we are denied…

DCist: Here’s The Story Behind That Mural Featuring Ratzilla Fighting For D.C. Statehood

Editor Jan 26, 2021
One is something many D.C. residents really want, the other something most residents would probably be happy getting rid of. But together they’re an eye-catching combination.

UrbanTurf: 14,400 Units: DC is Nearly Halfway to Meeting 2025 Housing Production Goals

Editor Jan 26, 2021
At the beginning of 2019, DC Mayor Muriel Bowser stated that the city needed to add 36,000 new housing units by 2025, later adding that one-third of those units need to be affordable.

WTOP: Georgetown sidewalks may get decked out — literally

Editor Jan 26, 2021
The Georgetown Business Improvement District is seeking permits to install nice-looking, curb-level decking along stretches of M Street and Wisconsin Avenue to extend outdoor dining for restaurants and to create more room for pedestrians. …

Washington Post: D.C. restaurants are hoping for a ‘Biden bump’ after the president’s Georgetown…

Editor Jan 26, 2021
It was a post-church lunch stop, just one of thousands that take place every Sunday, even during a pandemic. But this one included a parade of black SUVs, an unknown number of Secret Service agents and the president of the United States…

WTOP: Armed National Guard will remain in DC for weeks

Editor Jan 26, 2021
It will be weeks before members of the National Guard are no longer securing D.C.

Washington Times: D.C., Maryland, Virginia officials report inadequate coronavirus vaccine supply

Editor Jan 25, 2021
The District’s top health official said Monday that the city is unable to administer a COVID-19 shot to all eligible people within a priority group at once due to an “abysmal” supply of coronavirus vaccine doses.

Washington Post: Coronavirus vaccination appointments canceled in D.C. region as health officials…

Editor Jan 25, 2021
D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser (D) on Monday received her first dose of the vaccine as part of a broader push to bolster public trust in its efficacy. The District will receive 14,376 doses this week, but the city’s health director, LaQuandra…

Washingtonian: Luxury DC Hotels Are Renting Rooms for a Couple Hours of Private Dining

Editor Jan 25, 2021
Sofitel DC is the latest property to open its suites to diners.

DCist: MahoganyBooks Is Accepting Submissions For A New Content Series Reflecting On 2020

Editor Jan 25, 2021
MahoganyBooks, a bookshop located in Anacostia, is putting a pen in the hands of overlooked writers living in Ward 8.

WTOP: Dupont’s Potomac Phil celebration on pause for the year

Editor Jan 25, 2021
The long history of D.C. has led to some great traditions that span centuries. Dupont Circle’s annual ceremony with Potomac Phil isn’t one of them, but even so, Groundhog Day just won’t be the same next week.
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District Links: DC unveils draft master plan for mixed-use redevelopment of RFK campus; July 4 will feature added…

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