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Ward 6 Councilman Tommy Wells (D) introduced the bill, arguing in a statement that the tour buses have sped through neighborhood streets and disrupted residents since June, when Capitol Police banned
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Freshmen, Southerners Among Leading House Dem Dissidents
Jim Matheson, Utah’s 2nd (75.1 percent) 6. Jason Altmire, Pennsylvania’s 4th (75.7 percent) 7. Joe Donnelly, Indiana’s 2nd (75.8 percent) 8. Dan Boren, Oklahoma’s 2nd (76.2 percent) 9.
D.C. Noise Bill Gets Heard
The committee, which includes the bill’s author, Ward 6 Councilmember Tommy Wells (D), heard testimony in support of the bill from Klavitter and others affected by members of the Israelite School
DeMint Pushes Earmarks Fight
For instance, TCS identified 188 earmarks worth more than $6 billion in the military construction-Veterans Affairs spending bill that are not attributed to either a specific Member of Congress or
Government Good to Stevens’ Friends
The money for the purchase, according to Stevens’ office, came from two earmarks worth $6 million that Stevens had included in funding bills in 2002 and 2003.
Public Hearing Today on Southeast BID
Ward 6 Councilmember Tommy Wells (D) introduced the legislation in April. The hearing will be held in the fifth-floor council chamber of the John A.
A Race for the Giants of History
By 6:30, all four presidents are back in their right field headquarters. Sadly, this season the Presidents Race has been run with the cellar-dwelling Nationals trailing more often than not.
The Engler Era
When Michael Baroody, a fixture at the National Association of Manufacturers for more than 15 years, bid the organization farewell by e-mail on June 6, he left his colleagues with the words of the late
Roll Call Casualty List
"casualty">Duncan Hunter (R-Calif.), 59, 14 terms* Running for Senate 2 House: 2D Tom Allen (D-Maine), 62, 6
Residents Scrutinize Dog Park Rules
Capitol Hill dog owners assert that there are no such spaces in Ward 6, meaning their dogs will be left without any place to safely exercise and play.
Fireworks Out, Parade In on Fourth of July
Several community meetings have recently focused on illegal fireworks going off in Ward 6 neighborhoods, prompting a concerted effort to call 311 for every transgression.
Sunday Is Tea Time at Capitol Hill’s Lincoln Park
The fledgling H Street Community Market is hosting its first summer Mint Tea Social from 4 to 6 p.m. Sunday at Lincoln Park on Capitol Hill.
Democrats Hold Edge in 2008 Elections … if They Don’t Blow It
Fred Thompson (R-Tenn.) by 6 points. But she runs ahead of former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani by just 2 points and Sen.
N.Y. Senators Look to D.C. for Support
with a flexing of political muscle, telling national Democrats that they can help the party add to its Congressional majority by picking up seats in the Empire State, where Democrats already hold a 23-6
Dog Park Rules Reconsidered
“I’m still very concerned that if the regulations are not flexible, we’re not going to have dog parks in Ward 6 that are legal.”
House GOP Firmly Against Border Bill
Following several hours of last-minute work by GOP and Democratic negotiators, Reid shortly before 6 p.m.
A Salute to the Skipper
Back when Oxley first started, the game was played at Four Mile Run (which is where those 6:30 a.m. practices are now held), and it then moved to Prince George’s Stadium in Bowie, Md.
Frank Howard, ‘Capitol Punisher,’ Returns to RFK
These days the 6-foot-8-inch former National League Rookie of the Year in 1960 works for the New York Yankees evaluating players for possible trades and free-agent signings.
Union Charges Walker With Using Unfair Labor Tactics
Health Care Team meeting in which Walker said a union could slow the decision-making process at the agency and said employees who think the workplace is not fair “do not understand the situation”; a June 6
Ward 6 Family Picnic Is Set for Saturday
Ward 6 City Councilman Tommy Wells (D) is hosting the First Annual Ward 6 Family Picnic and Celebrity Softball Tournament on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Rosedale Recreation Center, 1700 Gales St