November 2018

Ward 5 Residents Do Not Want 4 Seasons Selling Liquor on Sundays

A special meeting was called by the Advisory Neighborhood Commission 5A to address a critical concern. Reviewing the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board (ABRA) Application. This review process was critical because of the deadline, and its content; the final approved language 4 Seasons liquor license. My note taking started on time, just when Chairman Edwards was reviewing …

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Mid-term Elections

News & Politics, Teen's View / By John Starcks

Many of you may know about the mid-term elections that just previously passed a couple of days ago. I must say that I am sad, but not unexpectedly ashamed at the results and turn out of the election. The results are as follows (Republicans 51%, Democrat 44%, and Other 2%). Now, I must say that this isn’t …

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The Griot\’s Corner – Dear Ma

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Mayor Bowser Increases District’s Authority to Purchase and Preserve Affordable Housing

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After Ten-Year Wait, New Regulations Allow the District Opportunity to Purchase Act to Take Full Effect (Washington, DC) – Today, Mayor Muriel Bowser announced new regulations that will provide the Executive Office with authority, under the District Opportunity to Purchase Act (DOPA), to preserve more affordable housing for Washingtonians. The new regulations were developed at […]

American Education Week Youth Essay Contest

Around The City, Extras / By June Coxson

The Gamma Chapter of Iota Phi Lambda Sorority, Incorporated is sponsoring its Annual American Education Week Essay Contest for middle school and high school students. Gamma Chapter solicits your support by encouraging your students’ participation in the 2018 American Education Week Essay Contest. The goals of this essay contest are to provide an avenue for …

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Yes, I voted!

News & Politics / By admin

Congratulations to the 219,101 and 28,986 D.C. and Ward 5 residents respectively that carried out their civic duty. Whether you braved the cold and rain, voted early or by absentee ballot, you deserve to give yourself a pat on the back. If \”Yes, I voted\” wasn\’t a declaration you could make this morning then don\’t …

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Wizards Need to Wish for More!

Sports, Teen's View / By John Starcks

We are officially 9 weeks into the NBA season and I am absolutely appalled at the way the Washington Wizards have started the season. The Washington Wizards are 2-7 so far in the regular season, and I am completely baffled not only by their record, but their performance on their court. The Wizards are currently ranked 26th …

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BLEXIT is Making a Bold Statement by Breaking the Bondage of Political Orthodoxy in America

Mindy Jo News, News & Politics, Opinion / By

The recent launch of the BLEXIT movement was announced on October 27th by Candace Ownens, TPUSA Communications Director, during the Young Black Leadership Summit held in Washington, DC. What is BLEXIT? A frequency for those who have released themselves from the political orthodoxy, fueled by individuals choosing freedom over tyranny. BLEXIT is about the individual …

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Nappily Ever After

Undie-Fined Moments / By Undie-Fined

Last weekend, my husband and I attended a party for someone that’s become a mother to us. Since we love being extra, we decided to get dressed up. My first thought was “what am I going to do with my hair”. I’ve never used any relaxers or chemicals on my hair. Typically, I rely on …

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