There’s no doubt that our parks and trees are important to us. Neighbors packed DC Water’s informational meeting on July 18th to learn more about the potential impacts of large […]
UDC Admits Campus Plan Violations
by Brady Holt Current staff writer The University of the District of Columbia is out of compliance with some aspects of its campus plan, a university spokesperson said, acknowledging a […]
Pepco, D.C. Propose To Underground Wires
By Elizabeth Wiener Current Staff Writer First the pain, then the gain. Starting next year, Pepco and city contractors hope to start putting 60 high-voltage feeder lines underground, winding up […]
Grants Could Spruce Up Connecticut Avenue Strips
by Elizabeth Wiener Current Staff Writer Aiming to boost the Cleveland Park and Van Ness commercial corridors, Ward 3 D.C. Council member Mary Cheh is working to get the two […]
What Is A Grocery Store? ABC Board Vets New Rules
by Alix Pianin Current Staff Writer New rules that define “full-service grocery stores” in D.C. might mean an uphill battle for pharmacies applying for liquor licenses. The Alcoholic Beverage Control […]
Group Pushes City To Address Sidewalk Gaps
by Brady Holt Current Staff Writer Pedestrian safety activists are pressing for a change in the D.C. Department of Transportation’s policy for installing new sidewalks. Currently, residents seeking sidewalks on […]
Wilson Alum Co-directs Controversial Film
by Brian Kapur Current Staff Writer After Trevor Martin graduated from Wilson High School in 2004, he went to Tufts University in Boston to pursue a career as a diplomat. […]
Council Speeds Money For Deal-Reno Restoration
By Elizabeth Wiener Current Staff Writer The D.C. Council is speeding up restoration of the historic Reno School as well as an addition linking the structure to Alice Deal Middle […]