Bisnow: Millennial-Led Development Firm Continues Growth With 40-Unit Glover Park Project
A 30-year-old developer has grown his company with increasingly large projects across D.C., and now he is taking on his biggest one yet.
WAMU: They Just Keep On Coming: D.C. Breaks Another Tourism Record
For the ninth year in a row, more tourists have visited Washington D.C. than ever before. The city attracted 21.9 million domestic visitors in 2018, according to Destination D.C., the city’s official tourism and marketing office. That’s!-->…
DCist: Local Chefs Kwame Onwuachi And Tom Cunanan Win Top Prizes At James Beard Awards
Fresh off a wave of positive reviews for his first memoir, Notes From a Young Black Chef, and a nod at this year’s RAMMY Awards, chef Kwame Onwuachi’s good year continues: The chef of Kith & Kin took home the rising star chef award at!-->…
WTOP: Rock Creek Parkway shutdown for Kennedy Center work to affect rush hours
Part of Rock Creek Parkway will be closed for all of Friday and Monday’s rush hours, as well as the weekend.
WTOP: Metro Board delays any action on Evans ethics issues
The Metro Board suddenly delayed any final action Tuesday on ethics issues facing Metro Board Chairman Jack Evans.
District Links: Bowser administration criticizes changes in housing budget; FOIA could be…
Happy Tuesday. The Bowser administration yesterday called a group of reporters to the Wilson Building to vent about proposed changes made by DC Council committees to the mayor’s spending plan.
WAMU: D.C. Agency’s Failures Allow Rogue Businesses To Operate ‘Without Consequence’, Report Says
The D.C. agency in charge of regulating everything from businesses to construction projects has failed to consistently track or collect fines for violations its inspectors find. The problem is so extensive that shoddy contractors or rogue!-->…
Advocates Stage A People’s Budget Action Before Crucial Council Budget Meeting, Call for…
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Lara Pukatch
Miriam’s Kitchen
ADVOCATES STAGE A PEOPLE’S BUDGET ACTION BEFORE CRUCIAL COUNCIL BUDGET MEETING, CALL FOR INCREASED FUNDING TO END HOMELESSNESS
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Councilmember Allen introduces Vision Zero Omnibus bill
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May 7, 2019
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Councilmember Allen introduces Vision Zero Omnibus bill
Today, Councilmember Charles Allen (Ward 6) introduced a bill overhauling the District’s approach to reducing the!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
Washington Post: How the son of a D.C. drug kingpin was inspired to help people reenter the…
Tony Lewis Jr., 38, is a community leader and the author of “Slugg: A Boy’s Life in the Age of Mass Incarceration,” in which he discusses growing up as the son of D.C. drug kingpin Tony Lewis. In his work at CSOSA (Court Services and!-->…
WUSA9: Are DC playgrounds safe? One report finds high levels of lead in playground rubber shred at…
How many DC playgrounds have dangerous levels of lead or other chemicals? DC City Council is set to spend more than $800,000 to find out.
Washington Post: Record 21.9 million domestic tourists visited D.C. last year
If it felt crowded on the Mall or other tourist hotspots last year, that’s because it was: 21.9 million people from around the country visited the District in 2018 and spent $7.8 billion — both record numbers, the city’s official marketing!-->…
CCE Launches District Task Force on Jails & Justice
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Press Contact: Casey Anderson
CCE Launches District Task Force on Jails & Justice
May 6, 2019, Washington, D.C. – The District of Columbia’s Central Detention Facility, does not meet the District’s needs!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
Washington Business Journal: Kwame Onwuachi wins big at James Beard Awards
Kwame Onwuachi, the D.C.-based chef behind Kith and Kin at The Wharf, is one of the most acclaimed young chefs in the country. Now he has a James Beard Award to prove it.
Washingtonian: Two DC Chefs Win Big at the 2019 James Beard Awards
Kith and Kin's Kwame Onwuachi and Tom Cunanan of Bad Saint were both honored.
Washington Post: Boy, 13, shot less than 3 months after younger sibling was wounded by gunfire
Eleven weeks ago, Ebonee Hill’s 12-year-old son was shot outside her family’s Northeast Washington apartment. After a long recovery, the sixth-grader was able to return to school, though he’s still too afraid to go outside.
Washington Post: More charter schools want to open in D.C., but how many can the city handle?
One by one, the prospective charter school founders made their pitches.
WTOP: LGBTQ magazine hanging from rope in DC investigated as hate crime
D.C. police are investigating the discovery of a Tagg Magazine hanging from a rope in Adams Morgan as a suspected hate crime.
Petula Dvorak in The Post: A city of strivers, and the places they sob
Mostly, it’s the young and ambitious strivers, the fired-up idealists, the aspiring disrupters who move to the nation’s capital.
DCist: Bowser Proposes Raising The Alcohol Limit On D.C.-Made Wines And Ciders
Mayor Muriel Bowser has proposed several changes to make it easier for local alcohol manufacturers to sell their wares, including allowing wineries and distilleries to ship products directly to consumers and raising the allowable amount of!-->…