Daily Updates from HillRag
Tag: Development
Bowser Unveils RFK Campus Plan. Next Stop, DC Council
Everyone stopped to look up as a Stealth Bomber, escorted by four Raptor fighter jets, flew over the Fields at RFK just before noon...
Community Invited To Comment on RFK Master Plan
Residents can weigh in on the draft RFK Campus Master Plan during the 45‑day formal public comment period through August 14. Submit comments via...
DC Releases Draft Master Plan for RFK Campus
The District has released the first comprehensive blueprint for redeveloping the Robert F. Kennedy (RFK) Stadium campus, laying out an ambitious vision for thousands...
What’s Going on at The Stacks?
The Stacks at Buzzard Point is hosting an open-to-the-public community showcase March 28 from 1 to 3 p.m.
Guests will learn what’s new and coming...
ProLogis To Develop Benning Rd. Pepco Site
Advisory Neighborhood Commission (ANC) 7D met Oct. 14 via Zoom. Commissioners Joshua Taborn (7D01, vice chair), Artilie Wright (7D03), Katie Murphy (7D04), Ebony Payne...
Hundreds Attend First NFL at RFK Development Meeting
Many of the people in the gymnasium at St. Coletta (1901 Independence Ave. SE) Oct. 22 had long been part of discussions around the...
Support for Living Classroom Building on River
Representatives from Living Classrooms presented the design of their new building to Advisory Neighborhood Commission (ANC) 6/8F Tuesday. They were seeking support prior to...
Plans for the Buzzard Point Steam Plant
Advisory Neighborhood Commission (ANC) 6D met on Sept. 16 in person. Commissioners Gottlieb Simon (6D02, chair), Gail Fast (6D03), Andrea Pawley (6D04), Chearie Phelps-El...
DC Council Passes Bill to Bring NFL to RFK Campus
The NFL is coming back to RFK.
DC Council approved the $3.7 billion deal on a second vote Wednesday, after an extended breakfast discussion during...
Council Chair Reaches Deal With Commanders at RFK
Thursday, DC Council Chair Phil Mendelson (D) announced he had reached a deal with the Commanders that would see a new NFL stadium and...
