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Former attorney continues advocating for people with disabilities in DC
WASHINGTON (DC News Now) — An 11-year former staff attorney veteran continues working to help people with disabilities in D.C. Shawn Ullman has served as the Chief Executive Officer for the nonprofit, Quality Trust, since March 1, 2022. She was a staff attorney for 11 years with the Disability Rights DC at University Legal Services, […]
Man killed by DC police in Anacostia member of violence interruption program
WASHINGTON (DC News Now) — The Office of the Attorney General (OAG) for the District of Columbia said Monday that a man whom police shot and killed Sunday was a member of the office’s violence interruption program. The OAG describes Cure the Streets as a pilot public safety progam that is intended to reduce gun […]
PGPD donates money to help Fairmont Heights High School football team tackle season
PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY, Md. (DC News Now) — Police in Prince George’s County are stepping up to ensure that student-athletes at Fairmont Heights High School are ready to tackle the football season. The Prince George’s County Police Department (PGPD) announced on Monday that it has generously donated a $600 check to the Fairmont Heights High […]
Community Center HVAC Upgrading to a Geothermal System, Closing for Three Months in Spring 2025
The HVAC system in the original section of the Community Center will be replaced with a geothermal system. The cost estimate is $4.1 million. The American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds will provide $1 million. The project is expected to qualify for $1.25 million in tax credits. The Community Center...
College Park Reverses Decision to Permit Anti-Israel Rally on Anniversary of Oct. 7th Attack
In the wake of protests and outrage from regional and national Jewish groups, the University of Maryland, College Park, announced Sunday, Sept. 1, that it has reversed its decision to allow an anti-Israel protest to be held on campus on the one-year anniversary of the Oct. 7 Hamas massacre in southern Israel.
Five Hospitalized with Serious Injuries Following Early Morning Collision Near Columbia Heights Metro in D.C.
Early Monday morning, a collision in Northwest Washington, D.C., sent five individuals to the hospital with serious injuries. The crash occurred in the 2900 block of 13th Street, not far from the Columbia Heights Metro station. As reported by DC News Now, officials from the DC Fire and EMS Department said the accident involved two vehicles and resulted in one car tipping onto its side.
Outerloop to release live album
Washington, DC-based Outerloop have announced that they will be releasing a new album record. It was recorded during their performance at Distrito Music Fest in Washington, DC in 2023. The album will be out on September 27 via DCxPC. The band will be playing a show on September 27 at the Pie Shop in Washington, DC with MISC, Buko Buko, and Liability as well as a show on September 28 at Richmond Music Hall in Richmond, VA with MISC, Sleave, and Scanslow to celebrate the release. Outerloop released their EP, EP 02, earlier this year.
Three Hoyas Earn BIG EAST Weekly Awards
WASHINGTON – The Georgetown University women's soccer team had three student-athletes earn BIG EAST Weekly Awards on Monday. Maja Lardner was named BIG EAST Offensive Player of the Week, Claire Manning was named BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Week and Jocelyn Lohmeyer was named the BIG EAST Freshman of the Week. Maja Lardner | Sr. | F | Dallas, Texas Lardner was sensational in a 1-0 week for GU. The senior scored two goals against Lafayette marking her second multi-goal game of the season. The senior spearheaded the Hoya offense in her five-point outing as she also chipped in...
Dine around the globe! Fairfax City kicks off restaurant week through Sept. 8
FAIRFAX, Va. (7News) — Fairfax City’s Restaurant Week is back, and it's bringing the world to your plate!. Starting Monday and running through Sept. 8, diners can explore 30 restaurants and breweries offering a taste of diverse cuisines -- from Italian to Peruvian to Azerbaijani. Several three-course meals...
Evaluating Washington’s Personnel Groupings in Week One Win
Washington’s opening win against Weber State was an opportunity to get a look at several different personnel groupings on both sides of the ball. The Huskies rotated a lot of players in a lot of different spots all evening. The offensive line featured six different groupings, while the defensive front rotated eleven players before the game. Take a deeper look at the rotations featured in week one for Washington, and how this can benefit the team going forward.
Police Investigating Deadly Labor Day Shooting In Silver Spring (Developing)
Officers were called at around 11 a.m. on Sept. 2 to the 8020 block of 13th Street in Silver Spring, where there was a reported shooting not far from the DC border. Police say that a man was found at the scene, and he was pronounced dead at the scene by first responders.
Pair of 2-0 Sides Clash when Men's Soccer Visits George Mason Tuesday Night
Bucknell (2-0) at George Mason (2-0) When:Tuesday, Sept. 3, 7 p.m. Where: George Mason Stadium, Fairfax, Va. A pair of 2-0 sides clash on Tuesday night when the Bison travel to George Mason. Bucknell has posted a pair of 2-0 shutout wins over Robert Morris and Mount St. Mary's to start the season, while the Patriots have beaten Navy (2-0) and Delaware (4-2).
KPMG volunteers support HopeLink non-profit with landscaping
HopeLink, a leading nonprofit helping those living with serious mental health issues and anyone who faces life crises achieve independence and self-sufficiency, hosted a volunteer team from KPMG during the KPMG’s recent Community Impact Day. Volunteers landscaped HopeLink’s Fairfax Recovery Academy, making it a beautiful place for HopeLink clients to thrive.
Osbourn football opens with impressive win
OSBOURN 38, SOUTH LAKES 21: Freshman quarterback Anthony Jackson threw for three touchdowns passes and 246 yards Aug. 30 for the host Eagles (1-0). Jackson was 13 of 20 overall with no interceptions. Elijah Armstead ran 17 times for 102 yards and one touchdown. Keon Maestas caught eight passes for...
Car plunges into the Potomac
On Aug. 29 at approximately 12:30 a.m., rescue units from Bryans Road were dispatched for the report of a vehicle in the Potomac River at Marshall Hall Park. Crews arrived to find one person out of the water and one in the water attempting to grab belongings, a report from the volunteer fire department said. Both were evaluated and transported to local hospitals for check up and minor injuries. Potomac Heights Squad 7, Tenth District Squad 8, the Charles County Dive Team and Indian Head VFD assisted on the call.
Hospital Earns B.I.R.T.H. Equity Designation
Adventist HealthCare Shady Grove Medical Center is working to improve health outcomes for women during their pregnancies and after they give birth. Over the summer, it became the first hospital in Montgomery County to earn the Maryland Patient Safety Center’s B.I.R.T.H. Equity Maryland designation. B.I.R.T.H. stands for Breaking Inequality Reimagining Transformative Healthcare.
Maryland Native Wins $85,000 on ‘Name That Tune’
Proud Montgomery County, MD resident Gavriella Kaufmann (Potomac) won her episode of FOX’s game show “Name that Tune”, which aired last week. Kaufmann, who was born and raised in Potomac and graduated from Churchill High School in 2015, stated in an interview with FOX 5, that she has always been into music and referred to herself as a music and game show savant. When she saw an ad on LinkedIn about being on season 4 of the game show, she immediately knew she had to do it.
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