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Washington Business Journal: The National Law Enforcement Museum came up short in its first quarter. Congress might…
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A bill introduced Monday in the House of Representatives would create a minted coin commemorating the opening of the National Law Enforcement Museum, which reportedly has been struggling to meet…
Chioma Oruh and LaJoy Johnson-Law in The Post: Parents must know how D.C.’s charter schools spend public money
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Charter schools educate nearly half of Washington’s public school students and receive a total of nearly $900 million in public funding each year. So why are parents, teachers, journalists and the…
Washington Business Journal: Spy Museum will go beyond espionage at its new home in L’Enfant
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The name isn’t changing, but when International Spy Museum opens in its shiny new home in May, it’s going to be about a lot more than just spies.
Washington Post: Former chief of staff for D.C. mayor’s legal office charged with distributing child pornography
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The former chief of staff in the D.C. mayor’s legal office was arrested this week and charged by federal authorities with distribution of child pornography, according to court documents.
Washingtonian: Is It Finally Time for DC to Increase Its Building-Height Limit?
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No really, we're having this debate again.
UrbanTurf: How a Brookland Warehouse Became a Brewery
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A recent National Building Museum tour of the Right Proper brewing facility in Brookland offered a glimpse at how DC buildings can be adaptively reused.
WAMU: Want To Be A Housing Inspector? D.C. Considers Uber-Style Plan To Recruit Residents For The Job
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Think of it as Uber, but for housing inspections.
City Paper: After a Three-Year Absence, The Wammies—The Region’s Long-Running Local Music Awards—Are Back
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The music education nonprofit The MusicianShip launches a new and improved Wammies this weekend.
ABC7: DC mayor’s legal aide fired after being accused in child pornography case
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WASHINGTON (ABC7) — A now former legal aide to D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser is accused of Distribution of Child Pornography.
Mayor Bowser Breaks Ground on New Housing at the Parks at Walter Reed
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Mayor Bowser Breaks Ground on New Housing at the Parks at Walter Reed
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Jeffrey S. DeWitt in The Post: Don’t mind the D.C. auditor; the District is fiscally strong
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In my budget certification letter, I state that the fiscal 2020 to 2023 budget and financial plan are balanced. I stand by that statement.
Washington Post: ‘We’re human beings!’ the homeless woman yelled. ‘Acknowledge us!’ Then people did — in a way she…
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The city didn’t seem to be doing enough. Neither were the nonprofit groups. But maybe she — as nothing more than another human who cared — could accomplish what they couldn’t. Maybe she could get…
Washington Post: Broadway’s ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ will launch national tour at Kennedy Center; ‘Hamilton’ returns
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Aaron Sorkin’s adaptation of “To Kill a Mockingbird” — a prodigious Broadway hit this season — will begin a two-year national tour with a launch at the Kennedy Center in August 2020, the show’s…
WAMU: Washington’s Grammys — The Wammies — Have Been Revived
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The local music award show returns this weekend after a three-year hiatus.
WAMU: After Five Years, Is D.C.’s School Lottery Working For Families?
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Along with taxes and cherry blossoms, springtime in Washington brings the results of the city’s school lottery system. The annual nail-biter of an experience lets families know if their child was…
Deborah Simmons in The Washington Times: D.C. auditor sends warning about Bowser’s budget
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D.C. Auditor Kathy Patterson delivered a critically important message to the public the other day.
WTOP: Metro won’t raise fares and will boost service on some lines. Is that enough to win back riders?
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In a bid to win back riders who have fled the system in droves, Metro plans to add some rail service this summer without raising fares and does not plan any significant service cuts.
Washington Business Journal: Where does Fifth and Eye’s demise leave its related affordable housing?
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Peebles Corp.’s abrupt termination of a contract to develop city-owned land at Fifth and Eye streets NW leaves many questions, among them, whether it is still pursuing any of the affordable housing…
Washington Times: D.C. attorney general seeks to kickstart Exxon climate-fraud probe
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Karl Racine seeks private legal counsel for "Exxon knew" investigation, potential lawsuit