by David Jonas Bardin Outright bigotry and minority voter suppression have undermined efforts to restore precious political rights of Americans in Washington, DC. At a recent symposium hosted by the […]
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Ask EPA for more local creek and river protection by Jan. 17
by David Jonas Bardin Stormwater pouring into our rivers, creeks and streams can pollute, erode and often render them unfit for human contact. Unfortunately, that goes for our beloved local […]
Our 2016 Ward 3 and ANC 3F voters guide – Everything from the president to the ANC
by Paul Walters and Marlene Berlin Many of you have already voted. This is for the rest of you. Early voting has been under way since October 22nd, and continues […]
What is the advisory referendum on DC statehood? We have answers
When we vote in the 2016 election, all DC residents will mark our ballots for U.S. president, at-large Council member (choose two!) ANC commissioner, delegate and shadow representative to the […]
How Cleveland Dennard built a school – and changed Van Ness
by David Jonas Bardin Cleveland Leon Dennard (1929-1992) – a dreamer and a doer – in many ways changed the face of Van Ness. Fifty years ago, President Johnson’s administration […]
DC Council bill would make more trees “special”
Some of the District’s trees are more “special” than others – because of one treehugger. Under a law enacted by the DC Council in 2003, private landowners must get a […]
UDC sees mid-Nov. student center opening; addressing student housing issues
by Marlene Berlin UDC’s new president led last week’s meeting of the Community-Campus Task Force with a startling openness and comfort with a small audience that included mostly close-by neighbors […]
NEW DATE! UDC campus-community meeting on student center construction
Rescheduled for Monday, October 5th at 6:30 p.m.: Work on the UDC student center is scheduled for completion in December. Will they make it? Come to the next Community-Campus Task […]
Throwback Thursday: Miner Teachers College cheerleaders
Miner Teachers College was one of three schools that became the University of the District of Columbia. This 1939 photo is from the DC Public Library’s Joseph Owen Curtis Photograph […]
POSTPONED: Get an update on the UDC student center project Sept. 22nd
Because September 22nd is Yom Kippur, UDC is rescheduling the meeting. No new date has been set yet. Work on the UDC student center is scheduled for completion in December. […]
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