The Universal building in Adams Morgan joins the trend of empty office buildings being redeveloped into residential units for the neighborhood.
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Nicole Yu
Capitol Hill ‘makeover’ falls short of reaching whole community
Residents and employees in the neighborhood say the parks are cleaner, but exorbitant costs hinder further growth.
Ianne Salvosa
GWU to inaugurate its first female president in 200 years: here’s why it matters
Ellen Granberg is the first woman to head George Washington University. It’s well documented that representation matters, and while there are more women in higher education than before, women still face unique...
Katherine Hapgood
District Wharf and liveaboard boaters declare essential partnership amid Phase 2 construction
District Wharf views the liveaboard boater community as an important example of innovative housing solutions, diversity, and an important partner in maintaining the health and safety of the Washington Channel.
Haley Murphy
Mural makeover: NoMa’s former Wendy’s covered by a 360-degree painting
In its 2022 edition, D.C. Walls––NoMa’s annual mural festival since 2016––breathes fresh life into the former fast joint before its planned demolition next year.
Shwetha Surendran
T Street residents face damage to historic homes after construction for Pepco’s Capital Grid Project
In November, Pepco broke ground on T Street to add a transmission line through the neighborhood as part of their Capital Grid Project. Due to improper construction techniques, residents now face nearly $1 million in...
Heidi Kirk
Who’s on your Ward 1 ballot: New CoHi-Park View neighbors run for ANC
There are currently four new candidates running in the ANC 1A election, yet many residents don’t know what this local representative body is or does for their community.
Sarah Welch
Backlash over bagels: Will Call Your Mother’s Georgetown store have to close?
The bagel shop’s popularity has caused “objectionable” conditions for some neighbors. A zoning meeting on Wednesday will decide Call Your Mother’s fate.
Ella Robinson
The nuts and bolts of DC’s estimated $7 billion Union Station expansion
Everything you need to know about the redevelopment of Union Station — and how residents and commuters are reacting.
Taylor Ardrey
First public charter pre-k school in Ward 3 slated to open next August
A tuition-free public charter pre-K would be beneficial for parents in Ward 3 that have few offered in neighborhood elementary schools.
Nami Hijikata