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Allison Shelley/For The Washington Post via Getty Images Tony Tomelden keeps chuckling and pausing, stopping himself mid-sentence before starting, stopping, and chuckling some more. On Monday afternoon, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser announced that the city would lift all capacity limits on restaurants on Friday, May 21, with some bars, nightclubs, and live entertainment venues following the return to normal operations on June 11. That policy change marks a huge shift from a local government that held tight to a 25 percent capacity cap for three months, advising caution even as surrounding states a...

A rendering of the proposed redevelopment of the Centennial building on Euclid Avenue. The historic Union Trust building in Downtown Cleveland could be reimagined as workforce housing under a redevelopment plan that’s been securing public financing in the past few months. The mostly vacant, 1.3 million-square-foot building, renamed The Centennial, at the corner of Euclid Avenue and East Ninth Street would be home to more than 860 apartments. Plans also include some retail and office space. “This is the missing tooth in the center of the mouth of the smile on Euclid Avenue,” said Tom ...

DBusiness Magazine Jordan Summers // Courtesy of Credit Union Trust Jordan Summers, the chief fiduciary officer and Midland market president of TCF National Bank, has been named CEO and president of Farmington Hills’ Credit Union Trust. Summers replaces Robert Sajdak, who led the company since its launch two years ago. “Bob did a terrific job of getting this unique organization up and running, and we appreciate that he came out of retirement to guide the way,” says Ron Lauren, board chair of Credit Union Trust. “Jordan’s enthusiasm and expertise will broaden the impact even further....

Teaism co-owner Michelle Brown is reopening her Lafayette Park location after facing pressure on all sides. She hopes new and old customers will come.