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PHOTOS: SUV partially hangs off Whole Foods parking garage after crash in DC
WASHINGTON (DC News Now) — Firefighters in D.C. were called to the Whole Foods parking garage in Northwest after a car crashed and was discovered partially hanging from the building on Thursday morning. In a post on X just after 9 a.m., the DC Fire and EMS Department said crews responded to the 4500 block […]
Heritage Foundation Attracts Younger Generation With Summer Events
During the quiet months when most of Dartmouth’s campus was away, this Reviewer had the opportunity to spend nearly eight weeks immersed in the political hub of Washington, D.C. Navigating the corridors of power, it became clear that the influence of the Heritage Foundation reverberated through every corner of Republican politics.
New sustainable CISA headquarters to be built on St. Elizabeths West Campus in DC
WASHINGTON (7News) — Clark Construction was chosen to oversee the construction of the new Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) headquarters at the St. Elizabeths West Campus in Washington, D.C. The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) and U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) granted $524 million to Clark Construction...
QU Falls at Georgetown In Thursday Contest
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Quinnipiac Women's Soccer fell to the Preseason Big East favorites, the Georgetown Hoyas, by a final score of 5-0 on Thursday evening. The Hoyas struck first in the 25th minute on an own goal by the Bobcats before netting their second goal of the half in the 36th minute.
Justice Would Split Time Residing In DC, W.Va. As US Senator
Gov. Jim Justice says he would split his time residing in West Virginia and the nation’s capital if elected to the United States Senate this November. Justice has come under fire in the past for not living in the West Virginia governor’s mansion as required under the state constitution.
Uncle Earl teaches the dangers of price controls
This article first appeared on the Magnolia Tribune. Several years ago, Russ Latino says he invented “Uncle Earl” as a way to explain how “nerdy economics” translate to the real world. With the Harris campaign proposing price controls as an answer to inflation, he thought he’d dust Earl off for a lesson.
Introducing the 2024-25 Saturday Morning Live! Season
We are delighted to announce the 2024-25 Saturday Morning Live! season! This season’s theme is Beyond Borders: What Brings Us Together? This celebration of diversity will spark imagination with performances that range from ballet, puppets, and dance to Funkadelic music and storytelling, and topics that explore courage, connection, and acceptance. You’ll understand why parents are calling our longest-running program “a gift to the community!”
Graduates of violence interrupter training program are ready to put their skills to test
WASHINGTON DC (7News) — Today, DC’s Martin Luther King Library was filled with celebration as 25 new graduates of Peace For DC’s violence interrupter training program, Peace Academy, received their certificates. Among the graduates, Finesse Graves was selected to address the packed auditorium. With enthusiasm, she declared...
ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT: Isaiah Grimes Providing Offensive Spark at Georgetown University
PHILADELPHIA – The start of the college football season is just a few weeks away. There are several Philadelphia area football players getting ready for the opening kickoff. Isaiah Grimes is certainly one of them. Grimes, a William Penn Charter product, is coming off an impressive freshman year at Georgetown University. The Hoyas’ sophomore tight end had 30 receptions for 266 yards and two touchdowns last season. Grimes, a 6-3, 215-pounder, should be a big part of the Georgetown offense following a great first season.
Washington places 2nd at Jr. High golf match
Forty-four junior high golfers gathered at The Greens Golf Course on Monday, Aug. 19, 2024, in Washington Court House with a chance to compete in the first league match of the year. With the start of a new season, it offered the players a chance to compete, develop camaraderie with...
Jody Frisch, Entertainment and Washington PR Pro Who Worked for WGA, SAG-AFTRA, Craig Anderson Prods., Dies at 68
Jody Frisch, a longtime communications executive who worked for decades in Hollywood and Washington, D.C., died Aug. 21 at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles of pancreatic cancer. She was 68. Throughout her career, Frisch worked for such organizations as the Writers Guild of America and SAG-AFTRA. From 2006 through 2009 at WGA, a period that encompassed the guild’s 100-day strike in late 2007 through mid-February 2008, she served as director of public policy and government affairs. She worked for the guild in D.C. and L.A. She later moved on to SAG-AFTRA as a strategic communications and public affairs executive in...
Lubbock Teen Walks 1,600 Miles from the Hub City to Washington D.C.
Forrest Gump who? In efforts to raise awareness for social security reform, this Lubbock High School senior made an incredible trek to Capitol Hill. Eliseo Jimenez, 17, decided to walk over 1,600 miles from Lubbock to Washington D.C. in the name of social security reform. According to the nonprofit New...
The Weekend Scene: National Book Festival, Opera in the Outfield and more things to do in the DC area
Subscribe to The Weekend Scene newsletter to get our picks delivered straight to your inbox — every Wednesday. Sometimes, it feels like you can't leave home without spending a bunch of money. But if you're on the hunt for free and cheap stuff to do in the D.C. area, this weekend has lots of good news for you.
Congratulations to Gallaudet faculty receiving tenure
Read these profiles to learn about their innovative research and years of service to Gallaudet. Dr. Collins became part of the Gallaudet community in 2003 as a Hearing Undergraduate (HUG). She believes immersion in American Sign Language (ASL) and working with deaf communities has greatly influenced her teaching approach. Collins fondly recalls her early connections with Deaf church members in Atlanta and remembers when Deaf people vetted potential interpreters and encouraged them to get professionally trained.
Judge Rules Probable Cause In A Shooting Case
Thank you for reading D.C. Witness. Help us continue our mission into 2024. DC Superior Court Judge Eric Glover ruled there was sufficient evidence for probable cause that a suspect committed a shooting during a hearing on Aug. 22. Tyquan Wiggins, 19, is charged with assault with a dangerous weapon...
Today’s Rental was chosen for the window and the washer, obviously
This rental is located at 3146 16th Street, NW near Irving Street. The Craigslist ad says:. “$2,350 / 1br – 869ft2 – Patio plus Large 1BDRM for ONLY $2350!. Welcome Home to a modern, avant-garde community that gives you an immediate sense of home and comfort. The building is built with service in mind. Technology that is functional and convenient makes life just a little easier….
Maine man pleads not guilty to Jan. 6 charges
WASHINGTON — A man from Kittery has pleaded not guilty to several charges related to the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol. Lincoln Deming pleaded not guilty Wednesday in federal court in Washington, D.C., and is due back in court on Oct. 2. Deming is charged with civil...
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