Washington Informer
The recent announcement that a D.C. Council member is likely to run for the city's top political spot in 2014 has generated a great deal of discussion. "I have not [officially] announced that I am running for mayor, but…
While some high school students are making up for failing grades in math and English during summer school classes, others are participating in exciting summer programs. Do The Write Thing Foundation of DC is sponsoring a unique six-week media…
Bill Raspberry the Man of the Hour The first time Robert Woodson was introduced to William Raspberry, he said a heated three-hour argument erupted as each man challenged the other's politics, positions and precepts. Neither man backed down but…
CFederal authorities have determined that an illegal shadow campaign helped get D.C. Mayor Vincent Gray elected on 2010. According to testimony documented in federal court on July 10, Eugenia "Jeanne" Clarke Harris admitted that $650,000 in illicit funding which helped…
Mayor Vincent C. Gray said the city has taken a major step toward modernization of the taxicab industry with an agreement that will lead to the installation of what is called a smart meter system. The system, Gray said,…
Sheriff's Community Partnership Encourages, Develops Youth Participation The Prince George's County Office of the Sheriff's Community Partnership Section (CPS) launched its Deputies Assisting Youth (D.A.Y.) Corps Summer Camps Program. Although the first day was delayed by last week's…
Norton Seeks Re-election The District's longtime legislator in the United States Congress is certain to win another term with minimal opposition due to her work ethic and the manner in which she carries out her duties. D.C. Del. Eleanor…
A week after they graduated from high school, a group of the District's best in the Class of 2012 had their achievements showcased by a local organization that promotes academic excellence among youth. Total Sunshine, a nonprofit organization based in…
Last Friday's derailment of a Green Line train near West Hyattsville left Tia Haywood very nervous about having to take the train. Haywood, a Hyattsville resident works in downtown D.C. and takes the train to and from work because…
A new report by the District-based think tank, Center for American Progress, reveals that students enrolled in the local public education system believe school is too easy and that most times they don't find classes like math to be very…
Goal to Engage, Energize and Elect Democrats in 2012 Washington, DC – The DC Young Democrats' (DCYD) new board has released their plan for the rest of 2012 election cycle in advance of their first general membership meeting…
Washington, D.C. — The D.C. Public Charter School Board (PCSB) voted this past spring to approve four applications for new public charter schools for the 2012-2013 school year. The proposed schools are: Creative Minds, Latin American Youth Center Career Academy,…
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