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Deadline Approaching To Apply For Virginia SUN Bucks Program
The funds provided by the SUN Bucks Program can be used to purchase food at most grocery stores and farmers’ markets throughout Virginia. Deadline is... The post Deadline Approaching To Apply For Virginia SUN Bucks Program appeared first on Majic 102.3 - 92.7. The post Deadline Approaching To Apply For Virginia SUN Bucks Program appeared first on WOLB Talk 1010.
The evolution of OER: Creating learning experiences with impact
Open Educational Resources continue to lessen the financial burden for many of our students while simultaneously helping to promote student completion. But the industry itself is in need of support as it works to provide free, high-quality learning materials to both students and educators. They’re attractive to educators, students, and...
Large pack of ATVs causes commotion in Rosslyn
Dozens — maybe hundreds — of ATVs and motorbikes took a long ride from D.C. to Arlington and back, causing quite a commotion Sunday night. Traffic camera video shows the pack flooding the streets of Arlington, including Wilson Boulevard and North Oak Street. Some of them are seen running a red light in Rosslyn as pedestrians crossed the street.
Envisioning the Next 30 Years at AU and for Our Students
NOTE: We are sharing Dean David Marchick's note sent to all faculty and staff to welcome them to the new school year. Most of us are focused on the next 30 minutes of our day or possibly the next 30 days. I hope you might take a moment to envision the next 30 years and how what you are doing today will shape Kogod and our students’ lives for the next 30 years.
County Council and Montgomery Planning to Host Community Listening Sessions on Planning Board Recommendations to Help Address the County’s Housing Crisis – MocoFeed
County Council and Montgomery Planning to Host Community Listening Sessions on Planning Board Recommendations to Help Address the County’s Housing Crisis. Upcoming community listening sessions in Silver Spring and Wheaton kick off six meetings this fall to receive input on allowing more types of homes to be built countywide.
Attorney for Murder Defendant Wins Delay for Preliminary Hearing
Thank you for reading D.C. Witness. Help us continue our mission into 2024. DC Superior Court Judge Robert Okun granted the request of Oliver Gomes‘ attorney, Sara Kopecki, to reschedule his preliminary hearing from Aug. 23 to Oct. 8, giving her time to prepare a response to the prosecution’s evidence.
Imposing 25 Year Sentence, Judge Says ‘Stupid’ Fails to Characterize Murder Defendant’s Actions
Thank you for reading D.C. Witness. Help us continue our mission into 2024. DC Superior Court Judge Anthony Epstein sentenced a defendant to 25 years to reflect the seriousness of the crime, six years after the victim’s death in a hearing on Aug. 23. Hahqwon Beale, 25, was convicted...
Metro Murder Suspect Won’t Independently Test DNA Evidence
Thank you for reading D.C. Witness. Help us continue our mission into 2024. A murder defendant waived his right to independently test DNA evidence before DC Superior Court Judge Anthony Epstein on Aug. 23. Tyriq Williams, 32, is charged with premeditated first-degree murder while armed and possession of a firearm...
‘Chalk-A-Block’ event coming to Old Town North next month
Chalk artists will be turning Old Town North sidewalks and parking lots into a canvas next month for “Chalk-A-Block”. The event is hosted by the Old Town North Alliance and is scheduled for 11 a.m.-4 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 29. The event will also feature designated areas where...
Washington Post Kills Column on Local Artists and Gallery Exhibits
In another move toward shedding allegiance to local news coverage, the Washington Post has killed its only column that highlighted local artists and galleries. The Aug. 25 print edition of the “In the Galleries” column by Mark Jenkins, which ran for 13 years, was the last. (Jenkins formerly wrote for City Paper and worked as the paper’s art director.)
Deadline extended for WWPR’s Woman of the Year Awards nominations until September 3
The deadline to nominate a trailblazing woman for WWPR’s Woman of the Year Awards has been extended to Tuesday, September 3. The WWPR Woman of the Year Awards recognizes senior professionals working in PR and Communications. According to WWPR, the extension allows time to nominate someone “who has raised the bar in our field and paved the way for the future of the profession.”
Several Lanes of The Outer Loop of I-495 Closed Due to Traffic Incident
Update: All Lanes reopened at southbound I-495 (Outer Loop) at Exit 41 (Clara Barton Parkway). Expect residual delays. Alert Montgomery has sent out a ‘Severe Traffic Alert’ for a traffic incident that blocks the three left travel lanes of Outer Loop I-495 just before Exit 41 (Clara Barton Parkway). “This may persist through the morning commute. Expect significant delays. Seek alternate route.”
San Antonio man runs from D.C. to home to support family recovery program
A San Antonio man is on a running mission to raise awareness for a new program that aims to keep families together. By doing so, he plans to run from Washington D.C. to San Antonio. News 4 San Antonio was able to talk to Kenneth Anderlitch, who works with Haven...
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