Barry Farm residents are uncertain of what their future holds as demolition continues around the housing development.
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DC residents push for solar panels on historic buildings
Homeowners in historic districts are a step closer to permission for solar panels on their roofs, after the Office of Planning released new proposed sustainability guidelines on Tuesday.
Emily Hayes
Cherry blossoms remain beautiful despite environmental challenges
Park Service arborist fights environmental challenges to keep cherry trees healthy and blooming at the Tidal Basin.
Abby Sussman
DC Council passes resolution eliminating cannabis plant count limits
Controversy remains over unused cultivator licenses
Shabnam Danesh
Ward 1 high schools hope for a change with a new education grant
A wind of change is blowing over high schools in Ward 1, as Cardozo Education Campus won a grant two weeks ago to redesign its curriculum for the next school year. The other high school in Ward 1, Columbia Heights...
Solène Guarinos
At Crispus Attucks Park, return of outdoor events creates sense of normalcy during pandemic
Bloomingdales’ Crispus Attucks Park hosted its annual film festival last month after being canceled in 2020 due to COVID. The event has brought the community together for years.
Shelby Fishman
MoCo’s 50+ residents show unique resilience in the face of ongoing pandemic restrictions
NIH expert shares key findings on older adults’ mental health during this month’s episode of the freshly-rebranded “50+ in Montgomery County.”
M Colkitt
Live, work, play comes to Northwest D.C.
A new residential development is enticing its tenants to stay close to home for all their needs, the latest project in a trend seen across the district and country.
Savannah Kuchar
Underpass development moves forward to connect Navy Yard, Capitol Hill
Difficulties with contractors held up progress to a small degree, but project managers expect to see construction by the end of the year.
Madeleine Sherer
District public school’s undergo standards revision to include ethnic studies
The DC State Board of Education is currently in the process of reviewing and revising the social studies standards and curriculum to include more focus on ethnic-minority groups.
Shant Mirzaians