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Four fellows chosen for 2023-24 RNS/Interfaith America Religion Journalism Fellowship - Vimarsana News

Four fellows chosen for 2023-24 RNS/Interfaith America Religion Journalism Fellowship

Religion News Service and Interfaith America

Spanish speakers report language-based discrimination during childbirth, report finds - Vimarsana News

Spanish speakers report language-based discrimination during childbirth, report finds

The study also finds that Spanish-speaking women said they're less likely to get pressured to be induced or get C-sections.

Breakfast links: Metro measuring devices are another step in slow journey to bringing back 7000-series - Vimarsana News

Breakfast links: Metro measuring devices are another step in slow journey to bringing back 7000-series

 Metro orders devices to measure 7000-series wheelsets. Nonprofits call on Bowser to prevent evictions. Alexandria council to consider affordable housing in West End.

Source: ggwash.org
Breakfast links: Maryland approves construction contract for Purple Line, setting up 2026 opening - Vimarsana News

Breakfast links: Maryland approves construction contract for Purple Line, setting up 2026 opening

The Purple Line has a new construction contract. DC DMV allowing virtual hearings. Fairfax County to buy Tysons land for affordable housing developer.

Source: ggwash.org
Breakfast links: Arlington County could slow down traffic on roads near schools - Vimarsana News

Breakfast links: Arlington County could slow down traffic on roads near schools

Arlington considers lowering speed limits near schools. Father says kids hit on Walk to School Day are injured, traumatized. 99% of eligible MoCo residents are at least partially vaccinated.

Source: ggwash.org