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Huge March for Israel on National Mall
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Mayor’s Crime Bill, ACT Now, Seeks to Curb Violence, Retail Theft, Drug-dealing
Opening Day for Apple Store, History Center at Carnegie Library (photos)
May 12, 2019
•The restoration project, which began in 2016, preserved the Beaux-Arts-style building’s historic facades and restored some of its early 20th-century detailing.
‘Georgetown’ Premieres April 27 at Tribeca Film Festival
April 10, 2019
•The film “Georgetown,” based on a 2012 New York Times Magazine article, “The Worst Marriage in Georgetown,” makes its world premiere on April 27 at the Tribeca Film Festival.
Vatican Names First Black Archbishop of Washington
April 4, 2019
•Atlanta’s Archbishop Wilton D. Gregory was named by the Vatican today to be the next archbishop of Washington, succeeding Cardinal Donald Wuerl.
Mayor Addresses Budget Questions at Roundtable
March 28, 2019
•Mayor Muriel Bowser met with several community newspapers in the Wilson Building on March 27 to outline her proposals for the District’s $15.5-billion fiscal 2020 budget and answer questions.
It’s Historic: D.C. Statehood Moves Closer to Passage
March 11, 2019
•The decades-long effort to officially make most of the District of Columbia into the 51st state of the United States, took a giant step forward on Feb. 21 with the […]
Inside the Michael Cohen Hearing (photos)
February 28, 2019
•Democrats mostly stuck to questioning Cohen about Donald Trump’s alleged criminal conduct, while Republican members tried their best to discredit a man who spent 10 years as his close confidante.
Protesting Trump’s Emergency Powers Declaration (photos)
February 19, 2019
•Activists in Washington D.C. joined in with President’s Day rallies across the country to protest President Donald Trump’s decision to declare a national emergency to fund additional spending for a […]
Washington Bids Farewell to John Dingell
February 14, 2019
•Holy Trinity Church on 36th Street in Georgetown was overfilling with love — and with people — for Dingell, who died on Feb. 7 in Michigan at the age of 92 from complications due to prostate cancer.
Update: Deployment of ‘Small Cells’ in Georgetown
January 23, 2019
•Small cells are cellular service transmission nodes that are being proposed to make the current generation of cellular service faster and more reliable by increasing capacity of our current fourth generation — 4G — telecommunications technology.
Women March in D.C. to Protest Trump and His Policies (photos)
January 21, 2019
•This year’s march came against the backdrop of a partial government shutdown, which began on Dec. 22 after the president refused to back down on his demand for border wall funding.