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Kelly Doyle
Yi Ya (Becky) Tseng
Isabel Del MastroDemocrats at an advantage with Republicans pushing to increase numbers.
Sanjana FerozFairfax County Republicans push ‘no’ vote on school bond referendum despite strong public support
Republicans in Fairfax County are urging voters to reject issuing $435 million in new school bonds, citing financial woes and misuse.
Oliver WardGWU students on canceled presidential inauguration: “She’s kind of digging her own grave”
The student body remains relatively indifferent to the canceled presidential inauguration events. However, many say this is not a good look for the new president, Ellen Granberg.
Katherine HapgoodMayor’s proposed anti-crime bill raises red flags for some District residents
From car pursuits to loosening restrictions on neck restraints, some think the bill will make D.C. less safe.
Nicole WileyDupont Circle museums provide support for Jewish and Palestinian communities during the Israel-Hamas War
The Museum of the Palestinian People and the National Museum of American Jewish Military History stand ready to aid and support Jewish and Palestinians in the D.C. area as the Israel-Hamas war unfolds.
Alex AngleThe Black Georgetown Foundation works to protect Georgetown’s African American cemeteries
The foundation has been working to preserve and restore the historically Black sacred burial ground, Mount Zion-Female Union Band Society Cemeteries, which is tucked away on Georgetown’s Q Street.
Mirika Rayaprolu‘It’s critical that they get a voice’: Rockville to vote on lowering voting age in upcoming city election
In the forthcoming Rockville elections on November 7, voters will decide whether 16 and 17-year-olds should gain the right to vote in local elections. This ballot proposal aims to involve younger residents in shaping...
Kaishi ChhabraGWU 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...
Capitol City Circus School holds final performance of all-staff show
The Halloween-themed show allowed the school’s staff to take center stage.
Madeleine ShererProposal from Logan, DuPont ANCs for 15th Street safety draws mixed reviews from locals
Residents support the intent behind the resolution but don’t agree with all aspects.
Riley Ceder2023 Halloween is a bumper year for the costume industry
Halloween costume sales are expected to grow by more than a third from pre-pandemic levels, with adult costumes driving the expansion.
D.C.’s medical cannabis overhaul
Changes in medical cannabis laws in D.C. are setting the stage for a potential revolution in the local cannabis industry. Experts are excited about these changes but express concerns with the new regulatory system's...
Nicholas FoglemanSmall businesses to vacate space for Westbard Shopping Center redevelopment
Bethesda small businesses were ordered to vacate the development zone by November 30. With a long history in the neighborhood, shop owners said higher rental prices are forcing them to close for good.
Siddhi MahatoleExperts split on whether uncontested races benefit Democrats
Three of the four political offices serving Alexandria don’t have a Republican running.
Cameron AdamsUnderpass 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.
Housing prices raise concerns among Cleveland Park residents
Residents wonder what the future of the housing market will be like in the neighborhood as housing prices continue to rise.
Daniela LoboDrivers in Arlington who fail to stop for pedestrians could face $500 fines
The Arlington County Board fixes a discrepancy between Arlington’s traffic laws and Virginia’s, and now drivers who zoom past pedestrians in crosswalks might have to pay.
Lauren SpiersHundreds arrested on Capitol Hill during protest of Israel-Hamas war
Police loaded busses and vans with protestors after they were arrested for demonstrating inside a House office building.
