Virginia E. Hayes Williams says she sees the same potential in D.C.'s teenagers that she saw in her own children, including Anthony A. Williams. She wants to give them a good education, the kind that might one day land them in the mayor's office. "We hope and pray to start another school," Williams said.
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Morning all. It's mid-August, which means that journalists are on vacation and there's not much in the way of news out there. But there's still a Metro page to [...]
As Loose Lips roamed the stone platform that is Freedom Plaza, he spied various D.C. politics stars of yesteryear. There was Kevin Chavous, the dashing former Ward 7 councilmember. And over there was Sandy Allen, the folksy former rep from Ward 8. And unmistakable in his Nats cap and bow tie was Anthony A. Williams. [...]
