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3 DC-Area Listings to Check Out - Washingtonian

A Eastland Gardens home, a townhouse in Alexandria, and a Garrett Park farmhouse

Kenilworth Park residents fight against emissions testing kiosk

The installation of an emissions testing kiosk in Kenilworth Park in DC caused concern and potential legal issues. Community outreach and coordination issues are highlighted.

Ward 7 Council Seat Race Heats Up with Four Candidates - The Washington Informer

Meet the candidates running for Ward 7 on the D.C. Council, pledging to address public safety, strengthen schools, and bring fresh food to the ward.

Pepco to pay $57 million for D.C. pollution cleanup - The Washington Informer

Pepco agrees to pay $57 million for pollution cleanup in D.C.'s waterways, marking the largest environmental protection settlement in the city's history.

City Utilities: Natures protection caps off four-year project

Fort Wayne concludes Colonial Heritage Wetlands project

Fort Wayne officials on Friday celebrated the completion of a project they deemed both useful and beautiful.

Lane Closures Planned for DC 295 This Week

Southbound lanes along DC 295 in Northeast D.C. will be closed periodically this week.

Community '100% Against' Rebuilding of Northeast DC Pedestrian Bridge – NBC4 Washington

Construction on the new Lane Place Pedestrian Bridge in Northeast D.C. is receiving criticism from the surrounding community.

Breakfast links: Construction to start on DC Route 295 pedestrian bridge rebuild

DDOT to start rebuilding pedestrian bridge downed by driver in 2021. Maryland safety advocates support speed cameras on MD-210. Federal lease uncertainty contributes to JBG Smith financial losses in L’Enfant Plaza.

Here's how neighborhoods west of Kenilworth Avenue in Northeast DC became isolated from the city – Greater Greater Washington

The neighborhoods of River Terrace, Parkside, Mayfair, Eastland Gardens, and Kenilworth in Northeast DC are isolated from the rest of the District by the Anacostia River to the northwest and DC Route 295 to the southeast. While these neighborhoods are very isolated and contain some of the lowest-income Census block groups in the District today, they were sited to take advantage of direct transportation routes to downtown and built for higher-income professionals.