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Sailing Director Amy Zang said the sailing school has a staff of about 30, and the instructor-student ratio for all sailing classes is at least 1-to-6, if not 1-to-4.
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Eastern Market Pays Tribute to Its Architect
City Councilmember Sharon Ambrose (D-Ward 6) will announce a proclamation “honoring Cluss’s role in creating a community market that continues to be a lively, integral part of the Capitol Hill neighborhood
Democrats Seek Review Of Franking Dismissal
According to Ney’s June 17 letter, the commission initiated the 30-legislative day period for consideration of the complaints when it convened on April 6, nearly five months after the complaints
Brewer Poll Concludes She’s in Sync With California Voters
Brewer has been showing interest groups a polling memo, conducted July 6 and 7 by Public Opinion Strategies, that finds her views more in line with voters’ than Campbell’s.
Questions Surround Proposed Hospital
of Understanding outlined that the District would enter into a long-term lease with Howard University for 9 acres of the Reservation 13 site along Independence Avenue and 20th Street Southeast in Ward 6.
Big-Screen Bars
The Club Cinema area is open from 6 p.m. Fridays through 11 p.m. Sundays.
Jane Abraham Decides Against ’06 Senate Run in Michigan
(D) 50 percent to 39 percent in the most recent survey of 1,639 registered voters taken July 6-10. A Quinnipiac poll done in April showed Casey leading 49 percent to 35 percent.
Release the Hounds: D.C. Considers Off-Leash Law
But, as is the case in Councilmember Sharon Ambrose’s (D-Ward 6) ward, which includes Capitol Hill, many of the parks are federally owned and would thus be exempt from the law.
Baseball’s Early Days On Deck at Smithsonian
The discussion takes place from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday at the Smithsonian’s S. Dillon Ripley Center. Admission is $25 general and $20 for Smithsonian Resident Associates.
Sex-free Zone
Others who are allegedly screwing up the USA include former President Jimmy Carter (No. 6), neo-Nazi and Klansman David Duke, former Vice President Al Gore, Sen.
Capitol Police Boost Security Measures in Wake of London Bombings
screen all “large vehicles” such as tour buses, limos and other automobiles entering the Congressional campus during rush hour periods in the morning until 10 a.m., and Thursday afternoon between 4:30 and 6:
Senate OKs $3.8B Legislative Branch Bill
The measure would provide a 6 percent increase over current spending levels, but still falls well below the combined $4.03 billion legislative branch agencies had requested in their budget proposals
Circulator Buses Hit the Streets July 10
At an operating cost of about $6 million a year, Sternlieb said the driving force behind the operating hours is cost.
Roll Call Casualty List
Katherine Harris (R-Fla.), 48, 2 terms Mark Kennedy (R-Minn.), 48, 3 terms Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), 63, 8 terms Running for Other Office 6
Analogy Day
Duncan Hunter 75c 6/24/05” Hunter, who is used to dealing with billions of dollars in Pentagon spending rather than pennies, arrived in the gallery at 6:45 a.m. to do an interview with
Privatization’s ‘Pied Piper’
The 50-year-old Ferrara is 5 feet 6 inches tall with a bulging belly, thick glasses and wildly tangled hair.
Roll Call Casualty List
Harold Ford (D-Tenn.), 35, 5 terms Katherine Harris (R-Fla.), 48, 2 terms Mark Kennedy (R-Minn.), 48, 3 terms Running for Other Office 6
GOP Senate Race Begins to Percolate
Dole is headed West for a July 6 NRSC event that is being coordinated by Sen. Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) as part of the NRSC’s regional fundraising program.
Way Back in 1998, Man of Steele Wasn’t Quite So Invincible
For months before the July 6 filing deadline for the 1998 election, it looked as if the comptroller’s race would be a ho-hum rematch of 1994, between Mayberry, a banker, and the legendary Louis Goldstein
The State of Byrd
He is nearly an hour late for his own book reception and reading because Byrd, who passed the 17,000 mark in April 2004, didn’t want to miss that Tuesday evening’s 6:30 p.m. vote.