DCist: Kramerbooks Will Stay In Dupont For Now, But You Might Not Recognize It
It appears, for now, that beloved Dupont bookstore Kramerbooks & Afterwords Cafe with remain in its homestead location for at least three more years.
City Paper: New Wine Bar Barkada to Change Name After Backlash on Social Media
Barkada is a Tagalog slang word for a group of friends. No one of Filipino heritage is involved in the business.
Washington Post: Kramerbooks will stay in Dupont Circle for at least three years, owner says
Dupont Circle’s beloved Kramerbooks & Afterwords Cafe will stay in its current location for at least three more years, owner Steve Salis said Thursday, allaying the wave of grief and nostalgia that swept through the neighborhood after…
Washington Business Journal: D.C. to issue RFPs on Reeves Center, Hill East’s Reservation 13…
The District is taking a step toward redeveloping the Reeves Center at 14th and U streets NW and another chunk of Hill East’s Reservation 13.
Washington Post: American University reverses course, will start fall term online only
American University on Thursday became the latest prominent school in the nation’s capital to reverse plans for residential education in the fall. The university announced that it will deliver classes entirely remotely because of the…
DCist: D.C. Strangers Banded Together To Help A Struggling Squirrel And Her Babies
Squirrels are among Nikki Peele’s favorite animals.
WTOP: American U. plans virtual fall semester; students to get 10% tuition discount
American University in D.C. will go entirely virtual for the fall semester with no students living on campus, the university announced Thursday, citing rising cases of the coronavirus nationwide and a new requirement for travelers to the…
WTOP: DC Public Schools will have all-virtual start
D.C. Public Schools will have an all-virtual start to the school year, officials said during an update Thursday.
The 74: DC Public Schools is Latest District to Announce All-Virtual Start Despite Federal Pressure…
D.C. Public Schools’ 52,000 students will start the 2020-21 year entirely virtual, city officials announced early Thursday.
DCist: D.C. Public Schools Will Be Remote Until November 6
D.C. Public Schools will be fully remote until Nov. 6, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser announced Thursday, reversing an earlier decision to hold both virtual and in-person classes. The term is scheduled to begin Aug. 31.