Shaw’s return to Ward 2 would make representation and community projects easier, but it would also create whiplash for a neighborhood that’s been in a game of ping pong.
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Grace Nardei
Affordable housing efforts expand in Adams Morgan
A transformative partnership between Sitar Arts Center and Jubilee Housing marks an innovative way to increase affordable housing and access to an arts-based after school program in Adams Morgan.
Nicole Yu
Logan Circle bar increases sales by 50% during ‘Love is Blind’ watch parties
The Crown & Crow is featured in this season of the reality dating show. Every Wednesday, fans visit the “set” and watch new episodes over discounted, themed drinks.
Maria Lawson
DC passes Initiative 83 bringing ranked choice voting and semi-open primaries to the District
The $1.2 million campaign received resounding support from voters, but two lawsuits lie ahead.
Ella Robinson
Scalpers bring sky-high ticket prices to Nats Park for the World Series
Police monitor for scalping activity, but mostly look the other way.
Verónica Del Valle
School serving as a ‘neighborhood hub’ works to better support students and their families
In schools across the city, the success of students increases when there is support for their families and their community.
Kristen Johnson
Shaw Dog Park reopens with concerns over park access and cleanliness
After an April 2020 closure for construction of the new Banneker High School, the dog park reopened on Oct . 2. Yet some park goers say they can’t get in during the posted times and others are concerned about the gravel...
Alex Ellerbeck
Arlington County begins a conversation on racial equity, but is it the right approach?
The Arlington County Manager’s office began reaching out to residents last week, to learn about and directly address racial equity issues across the county. The series, called Dialogues on Race and Equity (DRE), is an...
Alex Lucas
At Georgetown University, weary students frustrated with plan for another virtual semester
As a stressful fall semester comes to an end at Georgetown, students are pushing back against provisions of the university’s spring 2021 plan, which centers around another semester of online instruction.
Keith Newell