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WAMU: Bowser On Life After The Pandemic: ‘Let’s Not Just Get Back To Normal. Let’s Be Better Than…

Editor Apr 29, 2020
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser allowed herself a moment of reflection when asked how the coronavirus pandemic had changed the course of her second term in office.

Washington Post: D.C.’s Hope Village halfway house sees exodus after coronavirus lawsuit

Editor Apr 29, 2020
A little more than a year ago, the Hope Village halfway house in Southeast Washington — a decades-old institution that earned millions in federal contracts while battling allegations that it offered substandard care — seemed poised to make…

City Paper: D.C. Could Join Other Cities in Capping Food Delivery Commission Fees During COVID-19…

Editor Apr 29, 2020
San Francisco and Seattle have enacted such legislation, and Chicago, New York, and Los Angeles are considering it.

Washington Business Journal: D.C. restaurant files class-action suit against its insurance company…

Editor Apr 29, 2020
A D.C. grilled cheese restaurant has filed a class-action lawsuit against its insurance provider saying the insurer refused to pay out claims for business interruption losses as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic.

DCist: Bowser’s ReOpen D.C. Advisory Group Includes Allies And Lobbyists

Editor Apr 29, 2020
A crop of well-connected allies and lobbyists have been named to serve on Mayor Muriel Bowser’s ReOpen D.C. Advisory Group — but D.C. Public School parents and owners of local bars and restaurants say they are underrepresented on the…

Courtland Milloy in The Post: Inequities helped covid-19 ravage the black community. But there are…

Editor Apr 29, 2020
Tracye Lynn McQuirter, a D.C.-based public health nutritionist, knows about racial disparities in health outcomes. She understands how centuries of systemic racism created and sustain the inequities. And she realizes that remedying the…

Washingtonian: ShutDownDC Had a Bike Protest and a Go-Go Band to Support Essential Workers

Editor Apr 28, 2020
The workers were appreciative, but the social distancing was lacking

UrbanTurf: 170-Unit Development at Takoma Metro Poised For Key Approval

Editor Apr 28, 2020
A residential development that will span the block across the street from the Takoma Metro appears poised to move forward.

Bisnow: Scores Of Restaurants Are Likely To Close For Good, Reshaping The Retail Market

Editor Apr 28, 2020
The restaurant industry is preparing for a long, uphill battle.

Washington Post: U.S. House drops plans to reconvene in D.C. as local covid-19 cases have yet to…

Editor Apr 28, 2020
The U.S. House on Tuesday abruptly abandoned plans to reconvene in Washington next week, with officials citing the rising number of coronavirus cases in the District and its surrounding suburbs.

Washington Post: At 105, D.C.’s oldest coronavirus victim was a woman of faith who lived alone until…

Editor Apr 28, 2020
Edna Adams defied expectations her entire life.

DCist: Amid Recent Tough Times, Local Rats Might Turn To Cannibalism

Editor Apr 28, 2020
Amanda Becker was about to head out on a run when she saw the rat in her toilet.

WTOP: Washington Sports Club bows to pressure, won’t charge fees during coronavirus crisis

Editor Apr 28, 2020
Washington Sports Club will stop charging membership fees while gyms are closed due to the coronavirus pandemic, D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine announced Monday.

Washington Post: They got married in the middle of the friendliest street in town — and the…

Editor Apr 28, 2020
About an hour before she was to marry her fiance in the middle of the street Saturday, Amanda Mason walked out of her house on Walter Street SE in a white lace jumpsuit and peach tulle skirt to find big, bubbly hearts drawn in chalk all…

Brandi Thompson-Summers in Next City: Authenticity and “Post-Chocolate” Cool in a Rapidly…

Editor Apr 28, 2020
How the marketing of blackness as a prized aesthetic often leaves the city’s Black residents behind.

WTOP: Bowser expands coronavirus testing for DC grocery store workers

Editor Apr 28, 2020
D.C. is expanding how it prioritizes coronavirus testing to include critical infrastructure workers who have been exposed but are asymptomatic, Mayor Muriel Bowser announced Tuesday.

Washington Business Journal: Muriel Bowser recruits Michelle Obama, José Andrés, former mayors to…

Editor Apr 28, 2020
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser has recruited a long list of public figures to assist with strategies to reopen the District, while also enlisting former first lady Michelle Obama for public service announcements related to the coronavirus…

WTOP: What DC can learn from the 1918 flu epidemic

Editor Apr 28, 2020
Ever since the novel coronavirus began infecting millions globally and having an unavoidable impact on American life, a lot of people have been reminded about a public health crisis from more than a century ago.

City Paper: Washington Teachers’ Union Excluded From New ReOpen Committee for Schools

Editor Apr 27, 2020
The education committee is also without any current K-12 teachers or principals.

Washington Business Journal: Baltimore Greek restaurant Souvlaki expands to D.C.

Editor Apr 27, 2020
Souvlaki, a tiny Greek restaurant in Baltimore's Hampden neighborhood, added a new location in Adams Morgan at a rather inopportune time.
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