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Redevelopment in D.C. mostly helps the rich, many say
(Amanda Voisard / For the Washington Post)
But a majority of residents say their neighborhood has improved in recent years.
D.C. artist brings exhibit to Brentwood Arts Exchange
via The Gazette
Millions in farm subsidies flow freely to DC residents who don't actually farm
Albrecht Muth trial jury deliberations continue ThursdayD.C. mayor loses Democratic straw poll in Ward 8
(Marvin Joseph / The Washington Post)
D.C. Council member Muriel Bowser beats Mayor Vincent Gray in a straw poll of 307 registered Democrats.
Pressure mounts on D.C. government over rail tunnel plan
(Katherine Frey / The Washington Post)
Residents continue to fight CSX’s proposed $200 million reconstruction of the Virginia Avenue tunnel.
Transportation plan urges focusing on fixing roads, rails
(Mark Gail / The Washington Post)
Region’s planners urge governments to think regionally and maintain the network we already have.
Woman Gets 6.5 Years for Shooting at IHOP in D.C.
via WNEW DC
Dunbar High autonomy proposal stirs debate
(Michael S. Williamson / The Washington Post)
Push for autonomy at the storied D.C. school has raised questions about the city’s ability to serve all students.
Animal Watch: Bambi on thin ice
A young deer stuck on a frozen pond in Middleburg is rescued.
Panda cub Bao Bao makes her public debut
(Michael S. Williamson / The Washington Post)
Visitors began lining up before dawn at the giant panda house, which will be open from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
New Radio Ad Says Martin Luther King, Jr. Would Support A Washington Football Team Name Change
via DCist
5-year break for Smithsonian’s dinos
(Sarah L. Voisin / The Washington Post)
The Natural History Museum’s high-traffic dinosaur hall will close April 28 for a massive five-year makeover.
Religion events from around the Washington area
Martin Luther King Jr. service day and remembrances; Martha’s Table food drive; concerts; Bible study; more.
Judy Chicago, sister city
(Eric Draper / For The Washington Post)
The artist, whose “Dinner Party” once caused uptight Washington to send its regrets, returns to D.C.
D.C. region pulls in $1.5 billion in 2013 venture funding, most since 2001
via Washington Business Journal
Albrecht Muth, convicted killer
A chapter closes on one of the most bizarre crimes in modern Washington history.
Hotel workers hand Gray first major endorsement
It remains to be seen whether other elements of 2010 labor coalition will be with him in 2014.
D.C. minimum wage hike is signed into law
Mayor Vincent Gray was surrounded by campaign challengers as he signed the bill Wednesday.
The comeback mayor?
A Washington Post poll finds that Vincent Gray occupies the catbird seat in the upcoming Democratic primary.
Public-private practice
If Ted Leonsis wants a downtown facility for his basketball teams, public land might be the only option.
Washingtology quiz
Are you a Washingtologist?
Think you’re a master of local trivia? Try answering the Washingtology question of the day from Cultural Tourism DC.
Five favorite places
Charles Hicks: Insider’s guide to D.C.
Chuck Hicks of the DC Black History Celebration Committee shares a list of his favorite local attractions and events.
Kenneth B. Ellerbe: Insider’s guide to D.C.
Chief Kenneth B. Ellerbe of the Fire and Emergency Medical Services Department shares a list of his favorite local attractions and events.
Vernard R. Gray: Insider’s guide to D.C.
Vernard R. Gray of CA-FAM III, Inc. and East River Jazz shares a list of his favorite local attractions and events.
Andy Shallal: Insider’s guide to D.C.
Andy Shallal, founder of Busboys and Poets, shares a list of his favorite local attractions and events.
Insider’s guide to D.C.
Doris A.M. Thomas of Serenity Players shares a list of her favorite local attractions and events.
Washington photo galleries
Changes in D.C. reopen old fault lines
A recent poll shows mixed views of redevelopment and whom it benefits.
Lincoln Heights’ promise deferred
By now, 440 low-income families living in a housing project were supposed to have moved into new homes. Only 32 have.
Metro begins a new year with some new cars
Four from the 7000 series made their debut at the Greenbelt station.
Snowfall hits D.C. region
A winter storm sweeps into the area, bringing cold temperatures and gusty winds.
Washington away from the microphone
Washington Post photographers offer their takes on a vibrant, dynamic city.
Honoring Mandela, a ‘truly extraordinary man’
Vice President Biden and others assembled in Washington to say goodbye to the former South African president.
Snow falls on D.C. area
Although the sleet and snow didn’t quite stick in the urban core, snow accumulated in the suburbs.
Wal-Mart opens two stores in D.C.
Retail giant’s registers ring up their first sales in the District after development delays and months of debate over wages.
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