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Courtney Jacobs
Funding for resources and local youth programs a priority for Ward 8
Community members emphasize the importance of government funding for families 'East of the River' in the areas of housing, education and violence prevention
Kristen Johnson
Astros fans in DC for World Series in good spirits ahead of pivotal game
Astros lead series 3-2 going into tonight’s game. Outside the Nationals stadium in southeast D.C. Sunday evening, a sea of red “W” hats flooded along the street leading up to the security detectors. Most of the...
Chris Casey
School seeks $75 million to keep up with student population growth
Short term fixes are in the works, but long-term solutions need funding
Shabnam Danesh
Protected: Arlington’s bars are attracting new customers, spending money in support of their local team
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Jamie Benedi
Wash staff
How microfinancing could reshape Petworth
Concerns once swirling over the viability of retail growth in one working-class D.C. neighborhood has turned its champion into an advocate for small-business investment.
Austin R. Ramsey
GW Hospital helipad now expected to open in November
The expansion that was first proposed in 2017 will allow faster care for serious trauma patients in the D.C. region.
Molly Feser
DC tenants want to fix loopholes that force residents out of homes
Residents gathered at Lamont Plaza on Saturday to reclaim rent control.
Petruce Jean-Charles
The Nats have the Homestead Grays to thank for creating a baseball town
As writers look back to remember the last time Washington fielded a great baseball team, their eyes are turning to the under-studied history of baseball’s Negro Leagues.
Jacob Wallace
Advocates call out new businesses on H Street for disabled accessibility
Accessibility for people with disabilities in the District has not been easy, despite laws made to protect them. An advocacy group on H-Street Corridor is calling out businesses to make their establishments more...
Taylor Ardrey