Washingtonian: “Protect RBG” Signs Pop Up Around Adams Morgan
The DC neighborhood bid is getting creative with its health messaging.
City Paper: State Board of Education Member Ashley MacLeay Delivers Racist Screed On Police In…
MacLeay believes she's speaking for those who are too afraid to speak up.
DCist: D.C. School Board Member Criticized for ‘Racist, Dehumanizing’ Comments
The D.C. State Board of Education spent hours discussing a resolution calling for the removal of police from D.C. Public Schools and public charter schools. Toward the end of the marathon meeting on Wednesday evening, board member Ashley…
Press Release: National Building Museum Announces Interim Executive Director
News Release — National Building Museum
For immediate release: July 16, 2020
Brent D. Glass, former director of the National Museum of American History, to lead institution through early 2021
WASHINGTON, D.C.―The National Building…
UrbanTurf: The 3,000 (or so) Units That May or May Not Be Slated for Anacostia and Skyland
Although some projects aren't quite squared away, the development pipeline in Anacostia and further down Good Hope Road remains active.
Associated Press: Washington NFL team hires law firm to review culture
Owner Dan Snyder has hired a District of Columbia law firm to review the Washington NFL team’s culture, policies and allegations of workplace misconduct.
DCist: Food Banks Have Seen Huge Spikes In Demand During The Pandemic
Before the coronavirus pandemic, the Catholic Charities food pantry in Mount Pleasant served anywhere between 50 and 75 families per week. Now, around 650 families rely on them for groceries every week.
WTOP: DC, Maryland, Virginia report another large jump in coronavirus cases
D.C., Maryland and Virginia recorded more than 1,600 new coronavirus cases over a 24-hour period, marking another jump in cases Thursday.
DCist: D.C. Attorney To Investigate Washington NFL Team’s ‘Culture, Policies, Alleged Workplace…
D.C. attorney Beth Wilkinson says her law firm has been retained to “do an independent review of the team’s culture, policies and allegations of workplace misconduct,” in an email to DCist and WAMU.
Washington Post: After last-minute change, D.C. says it wants students back but will wait and watch…
All week, parents and teachers in the nation’s capital expected the city to make its big announcement, revealing what school could look like for many of the 100,000 public school children in the fall. Younger students would return to…