Thanks to @wamu885 for having me on to discuss our @NOTUSreports story on how NoVa became data center alley, and whether it'll lose that title as public opinion shifts:
https://t.co/2dhYDgZgIw
In today’s Metro newsletter:
🗳️ A consequential tax code vote
⛈️ Continued weather woes
🍴 The dismantling of the D.C. streatery
https://t.co/3JNLOjdCCH
For NOTUS’ inaugural DMV real estate column, we found listings in the District, Maryland and Virginia that, for a million dollars, will make your summer dreams a backyard reality.
https://t.co/ltTCCvgeX4
The trick to a breezy BLT. Plus, excerpts from a fun chat with former @WhiteHouse chef Cristeta Comerford, who recently reimagined a State Dinner à la Thomas Jefferson @TJMonticello Read all about it in “Next Course.” https://t.co/L6VVEpr0ux
The @NOTUSMetro local newsletter has LANDED! So excited to have this out in the world.
Today: A welcome, a scathing audit, free buses (?) and the @AJ_Dybantsa hype train. If for some mad reason you haven't already signed up (it's free!) you can below.
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@Janeese4DC wants to make Metrobus free for SNAP recipients, but told @NOTUSMetro that “doesn’t need to be where we end.”
Baltimore & Alexandria have already figured out how to make the bus free. Why not D.C.?
https://t.co/CSk3D16amN
Neighboring cities like Baltimore and Alexandria, Virginia, have figured out how to make buses free for all residents — so, why not D.C.?
https://t.co/77QBLM1wDi
Good morning, D.C. Welcome to NOTUS Metro.
In today’s newsletter: A welcome, a scathing audit, free buses (maybe) and the AJ Dybantsa hype train.
https://t.co/ThVOqJMuzP
Dropping Monday: the @NOTUSMetro newsletter, focused on Washington, D.C. — the district, the city, the neighborhoods.
Featuring @maustermuhle and @zaraleinorman.
Sign up here: https://t.co/3XaQfnLJXK
D.C.’s rising electricity bills have become a potent political issue. But the reasons for the city’s growing electricity bills — from 2022 to 2025, they have jumped 56% — and the possible ways to bring them down are complex.
https://t.co/VxnvEFlFpt
“They say that ‘We love you, we got you,’ but the reality is that this woman is homeless,” Joseph Bowlding, the older brother of Bernita Bowlding, said. “Are they willing to sacrifice and say, ‘Let’s help her get a place?’ Are they willing to do that?”
https://t.co/8U7Nmbe48S
The @NOTUSMetro newsletter is starting in a couple days. Please click below and sign up. Any doubts about our ambitions local should be reassured by this @esilverman11 piece from this week:
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The National Guard will stay deployed in the nation’s capital until the end of President Donald Trump’s term in office, according to news reports.
https://t.co/oScHcU5ki6
You (Yes, You!) should sign up for the @NOTUSMetro newsletter launching Monday.
Don't believe me? Hear it from D.C.'s finest: @maustermuhle.
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NOTUS’ Martenzie Johnson @10zJohnson shares what the latest season of Netflix’s “Quarterback” docuseries teaches us about Commanders star Jayden Daniels.
🎧 via BMitch & Finlay: https://t.co/lml28SfZJ1