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Washington Post: District and Catholic Archdiocese reach settlement on attendance caps

Editor Dec 22, 2020
The Catholic Archdiocese of Washington and the District settled a lawsuit over the city’s coronavirus attendance restrictions on houses of worship, Attorney General Karl A. Racine announced Tuesday, with the city expanding the limits but…

Courtland Milloy in The Post: It’s time to help make peace. That starts with education.

Editor Dec 22, 2020
Noted pacifist Colman McCarthy didn’t get to teach his peace studies class at American University this semester because of coronavirus school disruptions. So, I called him for a crash course to share with readers, figuring we could all use…

City Paper: Bowser Picks Robert Contee as Next Metropolitan Police Department Chief

Editor Dec 22, 2020
Councilmembers are looking for Contee to distinguish himself from outgoing Chief Peter Newsham.

Washingtonian: D.C. Archdiocese Settles Lawsuit Against the City

Editor Dec 22, 2020
The cap on church attendance has been raised to as much as 250 people, up from 50.

Washington Post Editorial Board: D.C.’s mayor considered only one candidate for police chief. It’s…

Editor Dec 22, 2020
IN ANNOUNCING longtime police officer Robert J. Contee III as her choice to be the city’s next police chief, D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser (D) said she did not consider anyone else for the job. It is easy to understand why. Her nominee’s…

Washington Post: Large-scale study will track virus spread, vaccination rates in Washington region

Editor Dec 22, 2020
A massive study announced Tuesday may help local health officials better track the spread of the novel coronavirus in the region and identify pockets of vaccine hesitancy.

DCist: ‘It Can Still Sneak In:’ Despite Lockdown Efforts, COVID-19 Cases In Local Nursing Homes Are…

Editor Dec 22, 2020
As the second surge of the coronavirus sweeps through the D.C. region, a group residents at one local long-term care facility will be spending the upcoming holidays alone and isolated in their rooms. At the Little Sisters of the Poor’s…

Washington Business Journal: D.C. officials haven’t given up hope on Bruce Monroe Park…

Editor Dec 22, 2020
D.C. officials have not yet given up hope on redeveloping Bruce Monroe Park into a mixed-income community.

City Paper: 74 Washingtonians Experiencing Homelessness Died in 2020

Editor Dec 22, 2020
Living in crowded shelters or on the streets was always dangerous, and the coronavirus made it more deadly.

Washingtonian: Museums for American Latinos and Women’s History Are Officially Coming to DC

Editor Dec 22, 2020
The Smithsonian will add two new museums to its roster.

DCist: D.C. Rolled Out More Bike Lane Enforcement Officers, But The Pandemic Slowed Ticketing

Editor Dec 22, 2020
D.C. added more officers to its “bike force” last November to monitor bike lanes and ticket offenders who block the dedicated lanes. But the pandemic drastically altered travel patterns and freed up space around the District’s roads,…

DCist: ‘I Don’t Know What To Do’: Applying For Unemployment Benefits Has Been A Nightmare For These…

Editor Dec 22, 2020
Sixty-one-year-old Saleem Taalib-Din filed an application for unemployment assistance on Sept. 30, the day after he was fired from his construction job working on the Arlington Memorial Bridge.

WTOP: Facing intense scrutiny, head of DC’s 911 call center decides to leave

Editor Dec 22, 2020
The leader of D.C.’s 911 emergency call center for nearly five years has decided to step down as she faces an audit and intense scrutiny over how her agency operates.

Cardinal Wilton Gregory in The Post: Praying apart isn’t the same as praying together. That’s why we…

Editor Dec 22, 2020
A year that has taken so many we love from us in suffering, sickness and death will soon be coming to an end. We are grateful for the skill and determination of those who have worked so diligently to discover effective treatments and to…

Street Sense: Annual vigil goes virtual to remember people who died without a home in DC this year

Editor Dec 22, 2020
Community members gathered at Luther Place Memorial Church Sunday afternoon to kick-off 24 hours of activities centered on one thing: remembering the more than 70 people known to have died “without the dignity of a home” this year.…

UrbanTurf: 60-Unit Development Breaking Ground Just North of U Street

Editor Dec 22, 2020
More residential development is in the works between the U Street Corridor, Shaw, and Pleasant Plains.

WTOP: Bowser to name Contee new DC police chief

Editor Dec 22, 2020
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser will name police veteran Robert Contee as the District’s new police chief Tuesday.

Washington Post: Puzzling spike in auto thefts, many of them violent, worries D.C.-area police

Editor Dec 22, 2020
Jose Banzon, who works in advertising, was spreading holiday cheer in his 2014 Acura SUV, bringing gifts of wine and candy to clients in the District. Just after 6 p.m. last Tuesday, on the eastbound side of U Street NW in the Cardozo…

DCist: Bowser Picks Longtime Police Official Robert J. Contee To Be D.C.’s Next Police Chief

Editor Dec 22, 2020
Mayor Muriel Bowser will nominate longtime police official Robert J. Contee III to lead the Metropolitan Police Department in the wake of Chief Peter Newsham’s planned departure for the Prince William County Police Department.

Washington Post: Mayor chooses veteran officer Robert J. Contee as District’s next police chief

Editor Dec 22, 2020
D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser has chosen Robert J. Contee III as the city’s newest police chief, forgoing a national search and picking a veteran officer and native Washingtonian to lead the force amid a period of rising homicides and social…
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The DC Fire and Emergency Medical Services Department is hailing the success of its two-year-old program that enables paramedics to administer whole blood to critically injured and medically unstable…

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The DC Council created an expert advisory panel in the aftermath of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. This year the mayor and council have agreed to kill the District’s Homeland Security Commission despite…

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The DC Office of Planning today released a draft master plan outlining a framework for redevelopment of the RFK campus, anchored by a new Washington Commanders stadium but also incorporating up to…
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