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You Can Ride One of Mayor Fenty's Bicycles I have seen the future and it looks like something Pee Wee Herman would use to deliver pizzas.
SmartBike DC launches on Wednesday
Washington DC joins the likes of Paris and Barcelona on Wednesday when the SmartBikeDC bicycle rental program kicks off.
My Space on 7th , at Touchstone Gallery 1460 Wall Mountables at DCAC though August 31 .
D.C. Leaders Stress Anti-crime Technologies
D.C. police and city leaders are touting the crime-fighting technologies being used to combat violence in the District after another murder.
D.C. Leaders Stress Anti-crime Technologies
D.C. police and city leaders are touting the crime-fighting technologies being used to combat violence in the District after another murder.
D.C. Leaders Stress Anti-crime Technologies
D.C. police and city leaders are touting the crime-fighting technologies being used to combat violence in the District after another murder.
D.C. Leaders Stress Anti-crime Technologies
D.C. police and city leaders are touting the crime-fighting technologies being used to combat violence in the District after another murder.
D.C. Leaders Stress Anti-crime Technologies
D.C. police and city leaders are touting the crime-fighting technologies being used to combat violence in the District after another murder.
D.C. Leaders Stress Anti-crime Technologies
D.C. police and city leaders are touting the crime-fighting technologies being used to combat violence in the District after another murder.
WMATA, which holds title to three key parcels of land on Florida Avenue in Shaw, wants someone to develop its vacant land.
Dino Kraniotis nurtures a particularly productive plot at the Glover Park Community Garden.
Downtown Washington Area Loses Power; White House Using Backup Generators
As many as 12,535 homes and businesses in downtown Washington, including the White House, lost power when a substation failed.
Power Outages Reported Throughout Downtown D.C.
COMMENT Washington Post Staff Writers Friday, June 13, 2008; 10:06 AM A power outage in much of downtown Washington left offices dark, workers idle and commuters trudging up and down immobilized Metrorail ...
Howard University ready to start town center project
Washington Business Journal - by Jonathan O'Connell Staff Reporter Howard University , fresh off of hiring a new president, began seeking developers Thursday for Howard Town Center, a 2.2-acre mixed use project ... via Washington Business Journal
Top priorities for DDOT don't top everyone's list
“The squeaky wheel does get the grease”
May 8, 2008 12:00 AM by Michael Neibauer , The Examiner 29 mins ago: Top priorities for DDOT don't top everyone's list The D.C. Department of Transportation has been ordered by Mayor Adrian Fenty to fix the ... via Washington Examiner
Swipe this bicycle in Washington DC... with a card
Operated by the Clear Channel outdoor advertising company, it's the first such project in the US and will be similar to other advertising-based bike rental programs in Paris, Lyon, Rennes and Barcelona, Spain. via Biking Bis
“In no event shall this hearing be prior to the annual submission by the Chancellor of its proposed budget to the Mayor.”
Monday, March 24 DC SHORTS WASH POST - A D.C. taxi group opposed to Mayor Adrian M. Fenty's decision to switch to time-and-distance meters has launched an online petition called "Say Yes to Zone Meters." The ... via City Desk
Plans for Park Improvements in Shaw Are Stalled
AT THE CORNER of 9th and Q streets NW in Shaw , one of the District 's many triangle parks sits waiting for upgrades. via Express
Logan Circle News - Community Issues and Events An electronic neighborhood watch, maintained by the Logan Circle Community Association and focused on community events and issues surrounding Logan Circle. via Logan Circle News
Technicality Holds up $2,500,000 for Neighborhood Park
Funding technicalities have held up $2,500,000 in funds dedicated for a Shaw park. via The Goodspeed Update