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District Links: New estimates cite $1.4B cost to keep National Guard in DC into 2029; Trump blasts Pirro for dropping Reflecting Pool case; and more

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District Links: Budget battle continues as Mendelson faults Bowser for…

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District Links: Bowser appointee resigns as chair of utility…

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Joon Bang: DC spends just 0.3% of its budget on its older residents.…

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District Links: Local, federal officials outline plans for next…

Washington Post: D.C. deputy mayor trailed by ethics complaints is stepping down

Editor Sep 14, 2018
A top aide to D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser (D) who has been caught up in multiple ethics investigations over the past 18 months is stepping down, city officials announced Friday. Courtney R. Snowden, the deputy mayor for greater economic…

DCist: Here Are The Big Issues The D.C. Council Plans To Tackle When It Returns

Editor Sep 14, 2018
Guess who's back! The D.C. Council returns from its summer recess on September 17 with no shortage of issues on the docket. These next few months are particularly important because they're the final ones of this two-year council session.…

UrbanTurf: New Renderings Provide a Closer Look at the Dancing Crab Redevelopment

Editor Sep 14, 2018
Nearly six months ago, UrbanTurf reported on the plans filed for a mixed-use redevelopment of Tenleytown's former Dancing Crab restaurant. Now, we are getting a more detailed look at the project.

Curbed DC: Gas station in underdeveloped corner of NoMa could become ‘prominent’ building

Editor Sep 14, 2018
A recent land deal in D.C.’s flourishing NoMa neighborhood could help transform a long-untapped intersection where two major thoroughfares meet into a hub of housing and retail. Inked at $25.5 million, the deal makes way for a mixed-use…
Arts and Culture

The DC Lineup for this weekend: Weather-permitting

Jennifer Anne Mitchell Sep 14, 2018
While many functions are canceled this weekend due to the forecast of severe weather, there are still events taking place around the city for those willing to venture out. Some organizers caution that they may have to postpone their events…

Mayor Bowser Announces Appointment of Brenda Donald as Interim Deputy Mayor for Greater Economic…

Press Release Sep 14, 2018
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: September 14, 2018 CONTACT:  LaToya Foster (EOM) Mayor Bowser Announces Appointment of Brenda Donald as Interim Deputy Mayor for Greater Economic Opportunity Deputy Mayor Courtney R. Snowden Departs the Bowser…

Washington Post: D.C. Council to hold first hearing on repealing Initiative 77, the tipped wage hike

Editor Sep 14, 2018
The fate of a wage hike approved by voters for servers, bartenders and other tipped workers in the nation’s capital comes before the D.C. Council on Monday. A majority of the council wants to repeal the measure, which was passed by 56 …
Arts and Culture

Capital Projections: Growing pains edition

Pat Padua Sep 14, 2018
Capital Projections is The DC Line’s selective and subjective guide to some of the most interesting arthouse and repertory screenings in the coming week. I AM NOT A WITCH After raising suspicions in her village, 9-year old Shula…
Opinion

LaTrina Antoine: News site steps up to battle homicides in DC

Commentary Sep 14, 2018
Despite the District’s legalization of marijuana, an illegal weed is growing in Washington, DC. And instead of leaving users in a daze, it leaves fathers, mothers, sons, daughters, husbands and wives sitting on wooden seats in courtrooms…

Deborah Simmons in The Washington Times: The D.C. tipped-wage initiative

Editor Sep 13, 2018
Ahh. With fall just around the corner, what better way to introduce a season-opening show titled B 22-913 Tipped Wage Workers Fairness Amendment Act of 2018 and starring the same Democratic lawmakers who take longer summer breaks than most…

Mayor Bowser Rescinds State of Emergency Order Previously Issued Ahead of Hurricane Florence

Press Release Sep 13, 2018
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: September 13, 2018 CONTACT:  LaToya Foster (EOM) Mayor Bowser Rescinds State of Emergency Order Previously Issued Ahead of Hurricane Florence As Storm Moves Away from Majorly Impacting the District, Authorization…

Greater Greater Washington: DC’s climate change-causing emissions could be halved if it passes this…

Editor Sep 13, 2018
The District could halve its emissions of the greenhouse gases that cause climate change if the DC Council passes clean energy legislation that was introduced over the summer, according to internal DC government numbers.

DCist: Why Don’t The Fountains At Meridian Hill Park Ever Seem To Be Working?

Editor Sep 13, 2018
The fountains at Meridian Hill Park are off, again, due to a leak in a pipe that provides water to the cascades. The good news is that work is underway to repair them, but residents are beginning to wonder just how frequently they'll have…

Hill Rag: Hill Parents Challenge Legality of DCPS Chancellor-Finding Panel

Editor Sep 13, 2018
On Friday, September 14, DC Superior Court will hear a preliminary injunction on a case that challenges the legality of the panel established by Mayor Muriel Bowser to find a new District of Columbia Public Schools (DCPS) Chancellor.

Curbed DC: D.C. gets its first-ever affordable housing site with specific units for ‘grandfamilies’

Editor Sep 13, 2018
On Thursday, the District and developers opened the inaugural affordable housing project in the city to contain apartments designated for “grandfamilies,” or households headed by grandparents who are raising grandchildren. Plaza West, as…

DCist: How Does D.C.’s Neighborhood Of Houseboats Prepare For A Hurricane?

Editor Sep 13, 2018
When hurricanes and other extreme weather events head towards the District, there's a focus on preparing the city's most flood-prone areas. But what about places that are already pretty wet, like D.C.'s neighborhood of houseboats?

Washington Post: Metro seeks to charge rush-hour fares during major protests and special events

Editor Sep 13, 2018
Metro wants to start charging rush-hour prices during high-attendance public events such as the Women’s March and the March for Our Lives, and they’re seeking input from riders about the idea.

DC Must Do More to Do to Ensure Residents of Color Benefit from the District’s Growing Prosperity,…

Press Release Sep 13, 2018
DC Must Do More to Do to Ensure Residents of Color Benefit from the District’s Growing Prosperity, Census Data Show  CONTACT: Simone Holzer The latest Census data from the 2017 American Community Survey (ACS) show that although DC median…

Mayor Bowser Commits to Bold Next Steps at Global Climate Action Summit

Press Release Sep 13, 2018
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: September 13, 2018 CONTACT:  LaToya Foster (EOM) Julia Christian (DOEE) Mayor Bowser Commits to Bold Next Steps at Global Climate Action Summit Bowser Administration and Other International Climate Leaders…

Mayor Bowser Celebrates Milestone on MLK Memorial Library Modernization with Beam Signing

Press Release Sep 13, 2018
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: September 13, 2018 CONTACT:  LaToya Foster (EOM) George Williams (DCPL) Mayor Bowser Celebrates Milestone on MLK Memorial Library Modernization with Beam Signing Ceremony Marks Completion of Structural…
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District Links: New estimates cite $1.4B cost to keep National Guard in DC into 2029; Trump blasts Pirro for dropping…

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The Metropolitan Police Department will hold events across the city Tuesday evening as part of the 42nd annual National Night Out, a celebration of community-building and public safety partnerships. …

District Links: Budget battle continues as Mendelson faults Bowser for ‘harmful’ criticism of council;…

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The rhetorical battle over the District's budget continued yesterday with DC Council Chair Phil Mendelson responding to the pointed criticisms leveled by Mayor Muriel Bowser when she opted not to…

District Links: Bowser appointee resigns as chair of utility regulatory body; regional House members challenge…

Jul 30, 2026 37
Amid public grumbling over utility rates and implementation of the District's stated clean energy priorities, Emile Thompson yesterday submitted his resignation as chair of the DC Public Service…

Joon Bang: DC spends just 0.3% of its budget on its older residents. It’s time for a Dignity Fund.

Jul 30, 2026 1,107
People care. That's what our social worker said after sharing her case notes on Ms. Rose, a new client referred to us by a local bank teller. Ms. Rose (a pseudonym) had returned to the bank…
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Who’s on DC’s general election ballot

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Here’s a listing of the citywide and ward candidates on DC’s general election ballot. We’ve included links to candidates’ political websites and Twitter accounts for those running for positions other…

An overview of endorsements in DC Council, State Board of Education races

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If it’s hard to keep track of all the candidates on the Nov. 3 ballot, it may be even tougher to keep track of everyone who has endorsed them. To that end, The DC Line compiled as many endorsements…

District’s 296 ANC races draw up to five candidates, but two-thirds are uncontested

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