Pandemic May Change DC Criminal Justice
When the DC Superior Court resumed jury trials in April, such proceedings had not taken place for around a year. In that time, the...
Defendants Stranded in Jail By Pandemic
When Tom was released by the DC Superior Court from DC Jail in December 2020, the twenty-seven-year-old man had been held for over seven...
Letting the Sunshine In
If you’re a DC homeowner, chances are that you’re aware of the money saving advantages of adding solar energy to your home. While installing...
ANC 6E Report April 2021
Advisory Neighborhood Commission (ANC) 6E held its monthly meeting on April 6. The meeting was held as a virtual conference. Commission Chair Rachelle Nigro...
Shaw Streets
Private sector and government dignitaries got together on April 13 to formally break ground on a new project at 1336 Eighth Street NW. The...
Shaw Streets
A Big Cherry Blossom Blooms in Shaw
The continuing pandemic has put a crimp on one of DC’s major annual events--the National Cherry Blossom Festival....
District Reopening Expands May 1
Many parents were relieved to hear that outdoor pools will be allowed to open at 50 percent capacity and splash pads at full capacity...
Federal Control Complicates DC Justice
In 2019, DC Council Chair Phil Mendelson (D), Ward 6 Councilmember Charles Allen (D) and Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton (D) urged the US Senate...
Experience South American Wine and Cuisine at Grand Cata
Grand Cata (1550 Seventh St. NW) offers an escape into the wines and flavors of South American in the Shaw neighborhood. Co-Founder and President...
