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FEEDing a Healthier DC

By Ed Lazere • October 20, 2010 •

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Will Henderson Tackle Childhood Poverty At DCPS?

By Ed Lazere • October 19, 2010 •

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The Week Ahead….

By Ed Lazere • October 18, 2010 •

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Job One for Mayor Gray â€“ Getting DC Residents Back to Work

By Ed Lazere • October 15, 2010 •

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Recession Has Compounded Long-Term Employment Problems for DC Residents without Post-Secondary Degrees

By Ed Lazere • October 13, 2010 •

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The Week Aheadâ€¦.

By Ed Lazere • October 12, 2010 •

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Does a Luxury Hotel Project Really Need $61 Million in Tax Breaks? Why Isn’t Anyone Asking?

By Ed Lazere • October 8, 2010 •

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How to Make a Rising Tide: Raise Revenue

By Jenny Reed • October 6, 2010 •

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More DC Residents Are Falling Into Deep Poverty

By Ed Lazere • October 5, 2010 •

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The week ahead…..

By Ed Lazere • October 4, 2010 •

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FEEDing a Healthier DC

Will Henderson Tackle Childhood Poverty At DCPS?

The Week Ahead….

Job One for Mayor Gray â€“ Getting DC Residents Back to Work

Recession Has Compounded Long-Term Employment Problems for DC Residents without Post-Secondary Degrees

The Week Aheadâ€¦.

Does a Luxury Hotel Project Really Need $61 Million in Tax Breaks? Why Isn’t Anyone Asking?

How to Make a Rising Tide: Raise Revenue

More DC Residents Are Falling Into Deep Poverty

The week ahead…..

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DC Revenue Higher than Expected, But a Recession Still Looms

Federal Efforts to Reinstate Cash Bail in DC Disproportionately Harms Black Residents

Inequality Remained Extreme in 2024 as DC Backslid on Poverty