New recommendations from a Smithsonian-appointed task force could soon require the institution to return as many of its collected human remains to descendants or their communities as possible by 2030. https://t.co/8ckLFtI5bB
One teacher says she left her job at a highly reputable middle school in Honduras in hopes of advancing her career but quickly fell into debt after paying high and exploitative fees to a D.C. businessman. https://t.co/Y2OJFOZGkJ
Local Maryland jurisdictions will lose hundreds of millions in property tax collections after a state agency missed a key mailing deadline. (via @marylandmatters) https://t.co/cFwU7MA2yn
The Smithsonian could soon focus more resources on the ethical return of thousands of human remains in its collection, according to a report released Wednesday. https://t.co/8ckLFtI5bB
A local business man was found to have exploited 61 teachers — all of whom were initially recruited to work at D.C. public or charter schools. https://t.co/Y2OJFOZGkJ
Head to a Black brewers beer tasting, dance at a cumbia day party, or see the National Symphony of Ukraine at events around D.C. this weekend.
https://t.co/0H183mA2CU
Responding to concerns that his proposed housing legislation would overstep local government's priorities and authority, Maryland Gov. Wes Moore testified this week that his proposal would give “incentives … not mandates." (via @MarylandMatters)
https://t.co/Pkz9Jb3AIr
“It’s on life support,” VA Senate Majority Leader Scott Surovell says of Potomac Yard arena $. “I’m not sure we’re ready to call in hospice yet.”
“I’m pretty optimistic we’ll prevail,” he says of Metro $.
Via @margaretbarthel on VA budget negotiations: https://t.co/K4l6uJvwkV
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore's legislative priorities include three bills focused on supporting renters and developing affordable housing. Critics have raised concern that proposed statewide policies would overstep local authority. (via @MarylandMatters)
https://t.co/Pkz9Jb3AIr
The Supreme Court won't weigh in on a legal challenge to a Fairfax magnet school's admissions policy. That allows a lower court's ruling upholding the policy to stand. https://t.co/OBlXeOvJYH
Maryland voters might get to decide whether to phase out tipped minimum wage --- and fundamentally disrupt the restaurant industry. https://t.co/cUjEsx002B
Under a new bill, D.C. schools may be required to provide remote instruction for students when they're recovering from childbirth or are dealing with pre-birth complications. https://t.co/bAjWrzfhPr
Looks like it's the end of the road for the legal challenge to the newish TJ admissions policy. The Supreme Court won't hear the case.
https://t.co/MbOmMsPqr2
Maryland voters might get the chance to decide whether to phase out the state’s tipped minimum wage --- fundamentally changing the restaurant industry --- if this bill by @AdrianBoafo passes. The bill’s path to passage this session will be a challenge.
https://t.co/NTwloBfxZY