Efforts to build a new and permanent home for DC artifacts and government and historical records are gaining steam, and getting more media attention. The National Capital Planning Commission (NCPC) […]
The Wilson Pool has reopened, but don’t count on day-to-day availability
The Wilson Aquatic Center is welcoming swimmers for the first time since it closed in February. The DC Department of Parks and Recreation announced on June 9th that the June […]
Ward 3 Council member Frumin launches “Workday in the Ward” May 31 in Van Ness
Wednesday, May 31st, Ward 3 Council member Matt Frumin is inviting you to his temporary office… at Bread Furst (4434 Connecticut Avenue). It’s the inaugural “Workday in the Ward,” a […]
Apartments in Brief: Rent-stabilized and “cannibalized”; Apartment managers on the “front line”
by Marlene Berlin Residents of apartment buildings in Van Ness have been working since 2019 to raise awareness of DC government policies that have undermined rent-stabilized housing availability and security. […]
The DC Council’s annual oversight hearings on DC agencies are under way. You, too, can weigh in.
by Marlene Berlin The DC Council has started a yearly process that provides us an opportunity to provide feedback on DC government agencies, and shape legislative, policy and budget priorities […]