All DC Residents Eligible for COVID Vaccine April 19
Are you pre-registered for the vaccine?
On Monday, April 19, all DC residents 16 and older will be eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine.
All essential workers...
Hill Center Launches ‘Meet the Ambassador’
Hill Center at the Old Naval Hospital today announced the launch of a new public affairs program showcasing the diplomatic community in DC.
The program,...
How Long Does COVID-19 Survive in Air, on Surfaces?
All medical experts agree: Social distancing is a critical tool in the fight against the coronavirus, or COVID-19. But how far is far enough...
DCPS to Start New School Year ‘With In-Person Learning for All’
DC says the kids are going back to school.
In an email to families sent Thursday afternoon, DC Public Schools (DCPS) announced they will fully...
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...
Limited In-Person Services at DCPL Starting Monday
Beginning Monday, Mar. 29 operating DC Public Libraries (DCPL) will be open for limited in-person services.
It's a "takeout plus a bit more" model that...
No, Really: Put Your Name Down for the Vaccine
On Wednesday, Mar. 31, Mayor Bowser and DC Health released a statement encouraging all DC residents and workers to pre-register for a vaccination appointment.
Since...
“Healthy Comfort Food” Diner Planned on East Capitol
A diner that will serve "healthy comfort food" is being planned east of Lincoln Park.
The DC Capitol Square Bar & Grill is under construction...
OPINION: A Monument to Black Resistance and Strength
Ed: On Feb 18, 2021, Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton (DC-D) reintroduced legislation to remove the Emancipation Statue from Lincoln Park, a federal park in...
The Asymmetry of COVID-19 Vaccine Access
On Jan. 29, Barbara and David Ehrlich parked their cars and headed towards the Howard University clinic. It was a long walk for the...
