Second Park Morton Planning & Design Workshop Successful and Engaging
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Park View, D.C.
Year in Review 2015: Mayor Muriel Bowser takes charge in D.C.
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Washington Business Journal by Michael NeibauerSenior Staff Reporter
Shortly after Muriel Bowser took office as D.C. mayor in January, her administration immediately canned two high-profile projects and put several others on hold.
Events DC Expands Venue Portfolio to Include Gateway DC, Unique Special Events and Cultural Arts Venue in The Heart of Congress Heights
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Pete Kirschner, [email protected] | 202-608-1199
Bowser Administration Launches Renovation Project to Preserve Over 300 Units of Affordable Housing in Ward 8
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LaToya Foster (EOM) – (202) 727-5011; [email protected]
Joaquin McPeek (DMPED) – (202) 727-6698; [email protected]
Allison Ladd (DHCD) – (202) 316-7583; [email protected]
D.C. Council gives final approval for Advisory Board HQ
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Washington Business Journal by Daniel J. Sernovitz
The Advisory Board Co. will be eligible for up to $60 million in tax breaks as part of its move to Mount Vernon Triangle after the D.C. Council gave final passage to a bill aimed at retaining the publicly traded technology company and supporting its growth in the District.
Park Morton Open Letter From Deputy Mayor Kenner
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The Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development, Brian T. Kenner, issues the following open letter to Park Morton and Bruce Monroe community residents and stakeholders regardingn the Park Morton redevelopment. View the Park Morton Open Letter From Deputy Mayor Kenner.
Open Letter From Deputy Mayor Kenner on Path Forward For Park Morton
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The Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development, Brian T. Kenner issues the following open letter to Park Morton and Bruce Monroe community residents and stakeholders regarding the Park Morton redevelopment: PARK MORTON OPEN LETTER FROM DEPUTY MAYOR KENNER
Walter Reed Transfer Could Take Place Next Spring
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Association of Defense Communities by Dan Cohen
The District of Columbia could take possession of the former Walter Reed Army Medical Center as early as next spring, when the city and the Army are planning to close on the sale of the 66-acre portion of the property slated to be redeveloped into a mix of residential, office and retail space.
As Lowe's opens, final big box retail leases signed for Shops at Dakota Crossing
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Washington Business Journal by Michael Neibauer
The Shops at Dakota Crossing is filling out with several national, but new-to-D.C. retailers.
Work begins on the first project at Walter Reed
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Washington Business Journal // Michael Neibauer
Mayor Muriel Bowser started her public service career as a Ward 4 advisory neighborhood commissioner, sitting on the ANC that represents a portion of the Walter Reed Army Medical Center. She was elected Ward 4 D.C. Council member just as the Walter Reed community planning effort got underway. She lives two miles from the campus.