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Slate: D.C. Residents Aren’t Buying a Trump-Appointed Prosecutor’s Campaign Against Criminal Justice…

Editor Sep 6, 2019
It’s highly unusual for a U.S. attorney to interfere so heavily in local reform. That convention is changing under Trump.

Kriston Capps in CityLab: The Kennedy Center’s ‘Reach’ Expansion Is a Beautiful Maze

Editor Sep 6, 2019
The new addition to D.C.’s performing-arts behemoth strives to create a sense of lightness, movement, and intimacy—qualities that the original building lacks.

Washington Post: More than 70 D.C. residents gather at U.S. attorney’s office to hear details of new…

Editor Sep 6, 2019
Federal prosecutors in the District and the city’s police chief this week joined to lobby against an effort to expand a law that allows some inmates convicted of serious crimes a chance to ask for early release.

Bisnow: D.C. Receives Rockefeller Foundation Grant To Hire Opportunity Zone Chief

Editor Sep 6, 2019
Local leaders are looking for ways to help direct opportunity zone investments into underserved areas, and a series of grants will help four cities in that effort.

Colbert King in The Post: Do District voters care about D.C. Council races — or the council itself?

Editor Sep 6, 2019
Political eyes are focused on the 2020 elections, when voters get to decide whether to elect a new president and vice president or keep the ones they have. The presidential race, however, is not the only game in town. In 2020, the District…

Elizabeth H. Miller in The Post: D.C.’s parks department is playing for the wrong team

Editor Sep 6, 2019
In April, I pulled into the parking lot of the Jelleff Recreation Center, home to one of the few regulation-size playing fields in Northwest Washington. I found the impeccably uniformed Maret School lacrosse team playing St. John Paul the…

Fatima Goss Graves in The Post: Black girls can’t dress their way out of racist or sexist policies

Editor Sep 6, 2019
Schools are opening their doors to a new group of students, ready to take lessons designed to shape their lives and worldviews in lasting, meaningful ways. But what lessons will they draw from restrictive school dress codes? Nothing good.…

DCist: The Annual Dog Day Afternoon At D.C. Public Pools Returns On Saturday

Editor Sep 6, 2019
Alexander Graham Bell is credited with the quote, “When one door closes, another opens; but we often look so long and so regretfully upon the closed door that we do not see the one which has opened for us.”

Washington Business Journal: Here’s a look at the huge entertainment venue coming to Nationals Park

Editor Sep 6, 2019
The D.C. Council is getting a first look at the contract between the Washington Nationals and Events D.C. under which the Nats will build a 35,000-square-foot entertainment venue attached to its stadium, and the city's conventions and…

WAMU: Locations East Of The Anacostia River Given Priority For New D.C. Government Offices

Editor Sep 6, 2019
Many neighborhoods east of the Anacostia River have long struggled to attract businesses and development, and D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser has a new idea on how she can spur both: putting government agencies there.

Bisnow: Bike Shops Keep Closing In D.C. Amid ‘Very Difficult’ Market

Editor Sep 6, 2019
Local officials and developers seek to encourage bicycle use in D.C. with new bike lanes and larger storage facilities, but many retail bike shops have been forced to shut their doors as the market becomes more challenging for independent…

Washington Business Journal: RFK Stadium is coming down. Its next phase waits for D.C. to win…

Editor Sep 6, 2019
The demolition of D.C.’s RFK Memorial Stadium will likely lead to a pause in events that can be held at the festival grounds around the stadium in the near future, according to Events D.C., the city’s conventions and sports authority.

City Paper: Overwhelming Response Excludes Some Participants From U.S. Attorney’s Discussion on…

Editor Sep 6, 2019
The USAO's chief deputy prosecutor incorrectly claimed D.C.'s incarceration rate is lower than any U.S. state.

UrbanTurf: 1,100 Units, Retail and a Two Acre Park: The Latest Plans for Barry Farm

Editor Sep 6, 2019
With half of Barry Farm demolished and redevelopment temporarily on hold, barriers remain before work can commence on the 34-acre site in Southeast DC. In the meantime, the redevelopment team has a new overall plan for the project, and…

UrbanTurf: The ADU Approval Process in DC is Inefficient, But DCRA is Not Solely to Blame

Editor Sep 6, 2019
Since the DC zoning code was clarified three years ago to permit more by-right construction of accessory dwelling units (ADUs), UrbanTurf has heard anecdotally about the frustrations associated with the ADU approval process, particularly…

WAMU: Prosecutors Lay Out Case Against D.C. Bill That Could Shorten Sentences For Young Offenders

Editor Sep 6, 2019
In a heated public meeting, federal prosecutors and D.C. police officials on Thursday evening argued against a bill that would give certain violent offenders the chance to petition a judge for early release from prison. Speaking to a crowd…

Bisnow: D.C. Plans To Demolish RFK Stadium By 2021

Editor Sep 6, 2019
The 58-year-old RFK Stadium is slated to be torn down as the District pursues redevelopment plans for the 190-acre site.

Jess Morales Rocketto and Brandon Wu in The Post: No, the D.C. area is not right for shelters for…

Editor Sep 6, 2019
When attorney Laura Peña visited her client’s 7-year-old son and 11-year-old daughter at a shelter for unaccompanied migrant children, the desperation Peña encountered was so overwhelming that she could barely keep herself from crying. Her…

WAMU: The Evolving Legacy Of A Women’s College: Trinity’s Pat McGuire

Editor Sep 6, 2019
Trinity Washington University President Patricia (Pat) McGuire reads every incoming freshman’s essay. Stories about struggling as a teen mom, losing a parent, being undocumented. “They reflect on their trauma as a way to inspire their…

Bisnow: EAB Isn’t Coming To 655 New York After All, But WeWork

Editor Sep 6, 2019
WeWork is opening another 100K SF-plus coworking space in D.C. at a new Mount Vernon Triangle development that lost its anchor tenant this week.
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District Links: Council unanimously approves key FY 2027 budget legislation; White House criticism of Smithsonian…

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The DC Council voted unanimously this afternoon to approve a revised version of the Fiscal Year 2027 Budget Support Act after incorporating a series of amendments offered by councilmembers.

District Links: DC Council set for final vote tomorrow on FY 2027 budget legislation; Trump administration renews…

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DC Council Chair Phil Mendelson this morning distributed the latest version of the Fiscal Year 2027 Budget Support Act, which is slated for final consideration at an additional legislative meeting…

District Links: DC touts two-year-old FEMS transfusion program as lifesaving success; record fireworks show brings air…

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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…

Kathy Patterson: The mayor and council are killing a key commission created after 9/11

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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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