Rhee Gives Communities a Chance to Chime in on School Reuse Discussions
Following months of speculation, uncertainty and a number of unproductive hearings, Chancellor Rhee…
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Ward 4 Seeks to Extend Ban on Single Sale Liquor Purchases
Measure Curbs Litter and Loitering, Supporters Say Thomas Black vividly remembers the setting outside…
Read MoreBush Administration Calls for Common Formula When Examining High School Graduation Rates
Some much-needed attention was brought to national public high school graduation and dropout rates in…
Read MorePresence of Meridian Restaurant Welcomed in Ward 4
After nearly 30 years of being deprived of an upscale restaurant in the neighborhood, Ward 4 residents…
Read MoreTakoma: A Suburb in the City
The sun was beginning to set on a very windy evening in Takoma. To avoid the cold winds, Metro train…
Read MoreTracking Print and Online Reader Behavior: The Poynter Institute’s Ground-Breaking Study
As technology companies continue to influence the mode in which information is disseminated, print media…
Read MoreWard 4’s Youth Gear Up for DOES Summer Youth Program
Registration for the 2008 Passport-to-Work Summer Youth Program (SYP) began last month for DC’s…
Read MoreWard 4’s Commercial Sector Still Waiting for Gentrification to Bear Fruit
Like most urban areas, Washington, D.C. has seen its fair share of development over the past few years.…
Read MoreUncertainty Marks Hearing at Barnard Elementary
When Roger Brown, a resident of Ward 4, entered the multi-purpose room of Barnard Elementary School…
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