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Washingtonian: 18th Street in Adams Morgan Will Transform Into a Pedestrian Zone This Weekend

Editor Jun 23, 2020
The busy DC roadway will open for dining, drinking, and shopping, Friday through Sunday.

DCist: A Stretch Of 18th Street In Adams Morgan Will Become A Pedestrian Zone This Weekend

Editor Jun 23, 2020
A stretch of 18th Street NW in Adams Morgan will be closed to vehicular traffic from Friday through Sunday, forming a temporary pedestrian and bicycle zone, the city confirms to DCist.

WTOP: Why did DC police intervene at one federal statue’s destruction but not another?

Editor Jun 23, 2020
Over the weekend and into Monday night, protesters in D.C. have targeted statues depicting historical American figures with ties to the Confederacy, slavery and violence against Native Americans. But in only one instance did D.C. police…

WTOP: Norton puts Emancipation statue in Lincoln Park under scrutiny for removal

Editor Jun 23, 2020
D.C. Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton said she plans to introduce legislation to remove the Emancipation Memorial from Lincoln Park in Capitol Hill, which depicts President Abraham Lincoln with a freed slave.

City Paper: Allen Lew Got It Done

Editor Jun 23, 2020
And “it” was a hell of a lot.

Washington Business Journal: Allen Lew, who led Nats Park and convention center projects, dies of…

Editor Jun 23, 2020
Allen Lew, the no-nonsense former D.C. official who marshaled the development of Nationals Park, among other transformational city projects, has died of complications from Covid-19.

Washington Post: As Trump again raises threat of federal force in D.C., Bowser’s police clear…

Editor Jun 23, 2020
Less than three weeks after D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser painted “Black Lives Matter” in the street to declare the roadway outside the White House a celebratory space for protesters, the police department she commands cleared those same…

UrbanTurf: 371 Units, Office and Retail Proposed to Replace the South Capitol Street 7-Eleven

Editor Jun 23, 2020
The Southwest DC development pipeline continues to grow, this time at perhaps the quadrant's most prominent intersection.

Washington Post: President Trump tweets protesters will be met with ‘serious force’ if they…

Editor Jun 23, 2020
President Trump tweeted Tuesday that protesters will be met with “serious force” if they establish an autonomous zone near the White House and said that federal officials would seek long sentences for anyone toppling statues or vandalizing…

WAMU: WMATA Replaces Rail Control Center Leadership Amid Train Safety Violations

Editor Jun 23, 2020
Metro is replacing the head of its Rail Operations Control Center — the nerve center for monitoring the entire rail system — after a series of safety violations, including sending trains with passengers to investigate a reported fire in…
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District Links: Moody’s pulls negative outlook it added last year to DC debt rating; House panel advances bill…

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Moody's Ratings this week removed its negative outlook on DC's debt rating while noting "the District's very strong fiscal governance and prudent budget management."

District Links: Council votes to advance permanent bill on youth curfew but delays emergency action; judge protects 15th…

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The DC Council voted yesterday to advance a modified version of the expanded youth curfew as permanent legislation, but members also put off a vote on emergency legislation that would enable the…

District Links: White House submits nominations for four DC Superior Court vacancies; DC Water faces new lawsuits over…

Apr 21, 2026 19
President Donald Trump last week submitted four new nominations for vacancies on the DC Superior Court.

District Links: AG reaches $9.9M settlement to resolve inquiry into Ticketmaster pricing; court panel allows ballroom…

Apr 20, 2026 12
Days after a federal jury found that Live Nation and its subsidiary Ticketmaster hold a harmful, anticompetitive monopoly over large concert venues, DC Attorney General Brian Schwalb's office has…
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