Tag: D.C.
Jury Suspension Strands DC Jail Defendants
In May 2020, a 20-year-old man was arrested for armed carjacking and robbery. In April, a 19-year old man was arrested for an assault...
Vernon Jordan: Make It Plain
A new public broadcasting program spotlights the life of one of the most influential African American figures in the United States and one of...
South Hall Rent Increases Unanimously Rejected
It is the rare occasion when Capitol Hill residents, the Eastern Market Community Advisory Committee (EMCAC), Eastern Market’s South Hall merchants and its arts...
Capitol Roots – October 2017
Miss Tess
The musician who goes by the name Miss Tess grew up in a musical family in Montgomery County. Her parents were musicians who...
Improving Health in the District of Columbia
There is great uncertainty about the future of healthcare in the District of Columbia. The Trump administration and Congress are trying to undermine the...
See Scena’s Julius Caesar Before It Departs
Get thee to H Street to see a remarkable production of Shakespeare’s “Julius Caesar” before it closes on Sept. 24. Directed by Robert McNamara,...
Residents Concerned About South Hall Appraisal
The Department of General Services (DGS), the manager of the Eastern Market, hired the Marcus Asset Group (MAG) in May to do a certified...
Don Juan Tenorio Seduces Audiences
The demonic rake Don Juan, the archetypal figure of the deadly sin of Lust personified, strides the stage of the GALA Hispanic Theatre. A...
Capoeira DC Celebrates 15 Years
Capoeira DC is a non-profit organization focused on teaching capoeira, an Afro-Brazilian martial art, through classes, community outreach and youth development. The academy is...
South Hall Merchants React to Eastern Market Appraisal
“Betrayed,” said Market Lunch owner Tommy Glasgow reacting to the certified appraisal of the South Hall stalls by the Marcus Asset Group (MAG) ordered...
