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DC Archives building violates law with fossil fuel plan - The Washington Informer

Concerns raised over the use of gas-burning boilers in a new D.C. Archives building, which violates a law prohibiting fossil fuel heating systems.

Montgomery County history to be explored this Saturday

Events: Celebrate 15 years with GGWash

Don’t miss out on your chance to celebrate 15 years of GGWash at our Spring Soirée this Thursday! Learn about the land use history of Reno City. Discuss strategies to preserve affordable housing in rural America. Join in on the family-friendly fun at a community bike ride in Capitol Hill. Read more in this week’s events post.

Caribbean war effort honoured with plaque

Brunch links: Neighborhood listserv replaced with hole you can scream complaints into

Frustrated officials install a hole for neighbors to scream complaints into. How RFK Stadium will become a world-class pickleball facility. McMillan development opponents awarded historic status. 

defending the country's freedom. the last world war one veterans died more than a decade ago. the youngest world war two veterans are now at least 95 years old and there are fewer and fewer still with us who can tell their stories. our special correspondent allan little has been talking to three of them. there was an advertisement saying "britain needs you," and we as loyal members of the empire thought it was definitely good that we were required to go and help the mother country. i couldn't possibly leave the scene. it was a matter of complete life or death to me. i really became frightened. i had a prayer book with me, the psalm, book of psalms, | which i did make use of, i must admit. _ neil flanagan grew up injamaica. he was one of thousands of west indians who volunteered. he joined the raf and sailed to britain to work in aircraft maintenance. people from the empire and the commonwealth died.

real hammering. the final is on l sunday against pakistan. england real hammering. the final is on - sunday against pakistan. england are playing like champions. joe wilson, bbc news. with every year that passes, there are fewer survivors still alive to tell of their experiences in the second world war. the "youngest" of the veterans are now in their mid—905. this coming sunday, remembrance sunday, will be the first for king charles to lead the nation's tributes to those who fought to defeat the forces of fascism. our special correspondent allan little has been to met three of those surviving veterans. there was an advertisement saying "britain needs you," and we as loyal members of the empire thought it was definitely good that we were required to go and help the mother country. i couldn't possibly leave the scene. it was a matter of complete life or death to me. i really became frightened. i had a prayer book with me, the psalm, book of psalms, | which i did make use of, i must admit. _ neil flanagan grew up injamaica.

Smithsonian selects two "optimal" D.C. sites for planned museums

The Smithsonian has selected two "optimal" sites for the potential construction of the planned Latino and women's History museums in D.C.

First responders honored at annual NH Congressional Law Enforcement Awards

Lawmakers saluted law enforcement from around the Granite State at the New Hampshire Congressional Law Enforcement Awards Ceremony on Friday.

DC Archives: Inside the Effort to Revamp the City's Records

The Washington archives are getting a new home. The newly formed Archives Advisory Group wants to ensure the records are kept in better conditions than before.