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Watch: A presentation with new renderings and details of a DC Archives at UDC
A presentation on plans to demolish UDC’s Building 41 and construct a permanent home for DC government and historical records was the main event during ANC 3F’s July 18th meeting. […]
Neighborhood in the News: New neighborhood leaders take on effort to rename the park now called Reservation 630
For decades, the park south of Tilden Street, bisected by Connecticut Avenue, was Melvin Hazen Park. Then, in 2017, Neil Flanagan wrote for the Washington City Paper about Hazen’s long-ago […]
National Capital Planning Commission throws its support behind a new home for the DC Archives at UDC
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) […]
Neighborhood in the News: Black basketball’s founding father; bowling and polar bears in Van Ness; waterpark what-if
Honoring a DC sports and civil rights pioneer: If UDC has anything to say about it, more people will know E.B. Henderson’s name. And we should. Well over a century […]
Business in Brief: Dog Haus and The Whale Tea in Van Ness; UDC Chick-fil-A targets fall opening; Sriracha shortage hits home
Two small but growing chains have found homes on Connecticut Avenue in Van Ness. Dog Haus, a hot dog and burger restaurant and bar, is leasing the space at 4340 […]
School Updates: UDC picks next president; Murch gets more teachers to ease 1st and 2nd grade crowding
UDC’s 46th Commencement on May 13th served as a stepping stone for its 796 graduates (including its first Ph.D.s) and as a sendoff for outgoing president Ronald Mason Jr. Now, […]
Neighborhood in the News: What’s next for a satellite firm HQ-turned-school? And, Connecticut Ave. safety project timeline gets extended
The many lives of 4000 Connecticut Avenue: What would you do with a 660,000 square-foot complex, steps from transit, UDC, embassies and the Van Ness and Cleveland Park communities? The […]
ANC 3F Feb. 21 agenda: Updates on the Soapstone sewer project and a new DC Archives at UDC
At ANC 3F‘s January meeting, DC Water indicated that the relining phase of the Soapstone sewer rehabilitation project would be getting under way by now. The DC Water reps also […]
School updates: Amazon will pay employees’ UDC tuition; Jackson-Reed HS is crowded
When its employees enroll at the University of the District of Columbia, Amazon will foot the bill. UDC has been added to Amazon’s Career Choice program, which as of this […]
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