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Hold the bus: Transportation director for Prince George’s Co. schools steps down after rocky start to academic year – WTOP News
1+ week, 6+ day ago (270+ words) Prince George’s County Public Schools is changing leadership in its Transportation Department after a rocky start to the school year left thousands of students waiting for bus assignments. Keba Baldwin is stepping down as director of transportation, PGCPS said Sunday....
Mind and body: Free grocery store opens inside library in Prince George's County
3+ mon, 2+ week ago (452+ words) Prince George’s County opened a new chapter in the fight against food insecurity with the opening of a free grocery store inside a public library. News4’s Mauricio Casillas reports. A free grocery store opened Thursday inside the Fairmount Heights Library,…...
Ben's Chili Bowl's famed mural to come down. Which icons should be honored next?
4+ mon, 2+ week ago (208+ words) A famous D.C. mural is coming down. Ben’s Chili Bowl announced Wednesday that their famed mural, featured outside of the restaurant’s U Street location, will be replaced. The mural, originally painted Aniekan Udofia in 2017, features icons like Barack and Michelle Obama,…...
Senior residents pushback on DC teen spring jam event at King Greenleaf Recreation Center
5+ mon, 1+ week ago (359+ words) Sinclair partners with Disabled American Veterans for Community Impact Day to support American veterans and their families. WASHINGTON (7News) — Washington, D.C., residents and leaders have been trying to find a way to keep teenagers out of trouble late at night. Part…...
Woman honored for spotlighting history of slavery at Mount Vernon
5+ mon, 2+ week ago (463+ words) Thousands of families and students on school field trips visit George Washington’s Mount Vernon estate this of time year, and many will go to the slave memorial. But until 1983, that burial site for enslaved people was virtually unknown and not…...
‘Because of our giving': Church pays off $1M in Alexandria residents' back rent
5+ mon, 3+ week ago (501+ words) It was a stunning, even frightening, discovery recently for Alexandria’s mayor. She learned from the agency overseeing public housing that nearly 450 families owed $1 million in back rent. All the families faced eviction. The Alexandria Redevelopment & Housing Authority (ARHA) operates more…...