Petula Dvorak in The Post: Thought going to the DMV was bad? Try doing it during the pandemic.
Because our lanky old hound had to pee at 4 a.m., my son gets to learn to drive this summer.
District Links: Bowser ups stakes in her fight to reverse council’s cuts to her proposed…
Happy Monday. In advance of the DC Council's final vote on the local budget tomorrow, Mayor Muriel Bowser is fighting against cuts to the police department.
Press Release: Norton Highlights D.C. Victories After Committee Passage of Appropriations Bills
July 20, 2020
Contact: Sharon Eliza Nichols
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC) today listed major victories for the District of Columbia in the House Appropriations Committee-passed fiscal…
DCist: Anthony Fauci Will Throw The Ceremonial First Pitch On Nationals’ Opening Day
Washington Nationals superfan — or as he’s better known, the nation’s top infectious disease expert — Dr. Anthony Fauci will throw out the ceremonial first pitch for the team on Opening Day this Thursday.
Washington Business Journal: Neiman Marcus’ D.C. lease up for grabs as department store goes…
The Neiman Marcus store in D.C. is looking for someone to take over its lease in Mazza Gallerie amid the luxury department store chain's Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection proceedings.
DCist: George Washington University Is Reconsidering ‘Colonial’ Moniker
George Washington University’s moniker may not be a Colonial for much longer.
Washington Business Journal: Want to live in the former U.S. Coast Guard HQ? Its new life as…
RiverPoint, the 480-unit apartment building carved from the former U.S. Coast Guard headquarters on Buzzard Point, is expected to debut in October with 75% of the residences featuring water views.
Washington Post: National Gallery reopening provides relief for art lovers — from the pandemic and…
Visitors were few but their exuberance was high at the National Gallery of Art on Monday, when the museum became the first major cultural institution in Washington to welcome the public inside since the pandemic shuttered the city’s…
DCist: Most Of D.C.’s New Coronavirus Cases Are Contracted In The Community, Per New Metric
An overwhelming majority of coronavirus cases in the District are resulting from community spread, D.C. Health Director Dr. LaQuandra Nesbitt revealed on Monday at the mayor’s press conference, presenting a new metric detailing how…
Washington Post: Metro service to significantly increase in August
Service will rise to nearly 70 percent of pre-pandemic levels