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Shooting Defendant Admits Noncompliance, Probation Revoked
Thank you for reading D.C. Witness. Help us continue our mission into 2024. DC Superior Court Judge Michael O’Keefe revoked a non-fatal shooting defendant’s probation in an Aug. 23 hearing for noncompliance while on release. On Jan. 29, 2021, Jordan Therman, 25, pleaded guilty to aggravated assault and...
Pat & Stuggs expanding from Camden Yards, M&T Bank Stadium to Capital One Arena
A Baltimore concept and a New Jersey meat wholesale company are expanding their collaboration beyond Charm City. Pat & Stuggs, a collaboration between Stuggy's in Upper Fells Point and Pat LaFrieda Meat Purveyors, will have a stand in the Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C., as soon as next month. It will add to the concept's spots in M&T Bank Stadium and Oriole Park at Camden Yards, with hopes to branch out into other markets along the East Coast.
Setting Our Future Leaders up for Success
As a new school year begins, PEC is continuing to empower teachers and students with various education programs. “We offer many programs to ensure teachers and students in our communities have as many resources as possible to succeed and learn more about PEC and electrical safety,” said Community Relations Manager Celeste Mikeska.
Today’s Rental was chosen for claims of a Solarium, obviously. Not sure Prickly Pete would agree…
This rental is located at 2141 I Street, NW. The Craigslist ad says:. “$1,758 / 394ft2 – Unique Studio in Foggy Bottom with Solarium Near GW (Foggy Bottom / West End) Introducing a one-of-a-kind studio condo in the heart of Foggy Bottom, Washington, DC. This unique space features a stunning solarium, perfect for enjoying the natural light and views of the surrounding area. The condo boasts beautiful parquet wood floors throughout, adding a touch of elegance to the space. With a convenient dishwasher and access to a washer/dryer in the building, this studio offers both style and functionality. Huge walk-in closet and closet in the Solarium with shelves. This condo offers a 24-hour building concierge. Close to Metro, George Washington University & Hospital, World Bank, IMF, European Union, Kennedy Center with a hop, skip and jump away to Georgetown! Don’t miss out on this exceptional find in a prime location. Street Parking only. 394 SQ FT.
Jose A. Perez Appointed as New Special Agent in Charge of FBI's Phoenix Field Office
The Federal Bureau of Investigation announced a major leadership change at the Phoenix Field Office, appointing a new head to its team. Jose A. Perez steps into the role of special agent in charge, bringing a wealth of experience after serving as a deputy assistant director within the Criminal Investigative Division at FBI Headquarters in Washington, D.C. This move, as detailed in a press release from the agency yesterday, places a veteran officer with a deep background in combating violent crimes and organized crime at the helm of one of the bureau’s critical outposts.
Five cars including tractor-trailer collide on I-495 in Montgomery County
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Md. (DC News Now) — Maryland State Police said multiple vehicles were involved in a crash on I-495 on Tuesday morning. The Maryland Department of State Police said that at around 6:30 a.m., troopers from the Maryland State Police Rockville Barrack responded to the area of outer loop I-495, before the Clara Barton […]
The first vaccine for lung cancer to be tested in the DC region
The first vaccine that aims to kill the most common form of lung cancer and keep it from coming back is being tested in Maryland and Virginia as part of a global clinical trial. Known as BNT116, and made by German biotechnology company BioNTech, the vaccine targets non-small cell lung...
Authorities seek witnesses following double homicide in Sterling
STERLING, Va. (7News) — Two people are dead after an early Wednesday morning shooting in Sterling, Virginia, according to the Loudoun County Sheriff's Office (LCSO). Around 4:30 a.m., deputies responded to the incident in the area of Ridgetop Circle and Huntington Squarefor the report of an argument. Authoritiesfound two...
Hot enough for ya? DC area sees record-breaking temperatures as scorching heat ramps up
On top of the relentless, scorching heat, poor air quality and a threat of storms are present Wednesday in the D.C. area. Here’s what you need to know. Wednesday is continuing the steamy weather trend, even past nightfall — when temperatures will dip only into the 70s. That’s...
Synetic Theater announces 2024/25 season: ‘The Exiles’
After recently closing the final season of performances at the Crystal City venue where it has presented award-winning theater since 2010, Synetic Theater is pleased to announce a new season of physical theater productions to take place in multiple locations throughout DC, MD, and VA. It is a year of transition for the company, and thanks to partnerships with fellow theater companies and the support of Arlington County, Synetic can continue to provide world-class physical theater to audiences around the Washington Metro Area.
For Some Schools, Statewide Assessment Scores Show Some Sign of Improvement
Although there were no significant gains in students’ overall math and English & Language Arts (ELA) proficiency, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser (D) called the latest scores a step in the right direction for an administration working to improve learning outcomes --- starting in the early childhood years. The post For Some Schools, Statewide Assessment Scores Show Some Sign of Improvement appeared first on The Washington Informer.
Alexandria takes another look at trying to fix neglected Duke Street park
A few years after looking for grants to revitalize John Ewald Park (4452 Duke Street), Alexandria is starting to put together plans to fix the somewhat neglected park. The park still sees active use for its open field and basketball court, but few would argue the park is on par with other outdoor recreation areas around the city. In a release, the city said it’s seeking community feedback on recommendations to improve Ewald Park.
KDES student Keivonn Woodard honored in TIME Magazine
Keivonn Montreal Woodard, a student at Kendall Demonstration Elementary School, was featured in the August 26 issue of TIME as one of six finalists for Kid of the Year 2024. This honor recognizes “extraordinary young leaders who are making admirable contributions in a range of fields – including social justice, science, education, entrepreneurship, and more.”
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