D.C. residents living east of the Anacostia River may very well see the Circulator bus making stops in their neighborhood after all.
The Washington Business Journal reported yesterday that D.C. Department of Transportation officials are in discussions with the Anacostia Economic Development Corp. over a proposed Circulator route between Barracks Row in Capitol Hill and [...]
The Issue: Residents in Southeast’s Benning Ridge neighborhood are a bit befuddled about speed humps that seem to have magically appeared on a number of streets. They may be necessary to calm traffic, but some are concerned the city's not going through the proper channels—getting permission from residents, conducting a traffic study—before installation.
According to a [...]
John L. Hoban
Not sure if this is old news but Congress Heights on the Rise just linked it. So we follow. The blog called The Barry Stops Here! appears to be–at this point–a warehouse of old Barry articles on his past drug abuse and a list of "Barryisms." The blog also includes a "Why Now?" post:
"In the [...]
Early this morning, At-Large Councilmember Kwame Brown and the D.C. Sports and Entertainment Commission invited folks down to the baseball stadium for a little tour and press conference.
Part of the deal was to let media folk and politicos ooh and aah at the stadium construction, which is coming along nicely, project manager Matt Haas said—sod [...]
Over the years, H.R. Crawford has developed some serious sales skills. That's no secret considering he's been rightly credited with turning shitty sections of southeast into gold mines.
But sometimes Crawford isn't so good with the sales pitch. Like here.
And, well, in yesterday's Washington Post. That paper took Sunday to go into [...]
The Washington Post does a follow-up story on the cop shooting that resulted in the death of a 14-year-old boy. As everyone knows by now, the circumstances of the shooting are sketchy. The Post lays it out in its first graph:
"The D.C. police officer who fatally shot a 14-year-old boy in Southeast Washington on Monday [...]
If everyone drives to a sold-out game at the new Nationals stadium, the result will be a mess.
That was the unstated message of the Aug. 2 "open house" held to brief D.C. residents on the Traffic Operations and Parking Plan (TOPP) for the stadium, which is scheduled to open for the 2008 baseball season. Representatives [...]
