The Concord Monitor
Complete list of stories can be found at the Concord Monitor (link). Selected clips below:
- Sununu cites “executive privilege” to deny records on the sale of downtown DOT buildings
- With homeless camp gone, contractors prep riverside land for Exit 13 development
- Homeless camp to be cleared for planned mixed-use development
- How 9/11 changed the NH National Guard
- Webster citizens exposed town treasurer’s illegal land purchase
- Brady Sullivan to buy DOT buildings near downtown, beating out city
- Sununu signs Tyler Shaw Law increasing penalties for repeat drunk drivers
- In the ashes of his cabin, River Dave looks to the future
- After sale of apartment building, tenants facing eviction can’t find anywhere else to live
- How NH investigates police shootings
Documented
THE CITY
- One in 10 Local COVID Victims Destined for Hart Island, NYC’s Potter’s Field
- As Trenches Fill, Plans for Hart Island COVID-19 Memorial Look to Past and Future
- Brilla Garces “Tita Brilla” Jarldane, 77
Columbia News Service
- Central Brooklyn Food Coop Moves Closer to Launch
- The Illusion of Normalcy: Staten Island Voters Show Early Morning Enthusiasm
The DC Line
- Community members ask DCPS to invest in Washington Met, not close it
- DC is closer than ever to ending veteran homelessness
Washington City Paper
The Catholic Review
Street Sense Media
- Nancy Ware on the Intersection of Public Safety & Second Chances
- Muslim Advocates Demand More Than ‘Lip Service’ From D.C. Council
- Vendor Profile: Juan Callejón
- Teens Give Back on MLK Weekend
- Anti-war, anti-poverty protest in Franklin Square Park
- City and Federal Officials Characterize New Veterans Housing as Model Development
- “Women’s Rights are Human Rights” Anthem Brings Many Voices to Washington
- Study Investigates Connections Between Race and Homelessness
- D.C. Government Hires on the Homefront
- Markets Provide Free Nutritious Food to Students, Families
- D.C. Council Hears Testimony on Rent Control Legislation
- Recurring Vigils Stop Traffic, Call for Indictments and Transparency in Sterling and Smith Cases
- Entrepreneurship Puts Returning Citizens Back in the Game
- Amendment Would Eliminate Tax on Feminine Hygiene Products, Diapers
- Buzzard Point Residents Air Environmental Concerns
- Vendor Profile: Charles Armstrong
- “From Prison to Stage” Showcases Prisoners Art Alongside Holocaust Images
The Georgetown Voice
- Millennial mayors discuss fresh perspectives, local government with GU Politics
- Latinx Identity in the Georgetown Classroom
- University hires undocumented student coordinator
- Panel discusses role of faith in election results
- As Trump wins, Georgetown students gather at White House
- Offensive fliers target Latin American and language programs
- Maker Hub debuts in Lau
- H*yas for Choice requests apology from GUPD
- Employees raise labor concerns in HFSC
- Netanyahu panel interrupted by protest
- Bookstore employees not guaranteed continued employment
- Cecile Richards, Planned Parenthood President, discusses reproductive rights
- GU Fossil Free unites student groups for rally
- GU Pride Hosts Trans Day of Remembrance Celebration
- Government Department offers non-traditional GOVX courses
- Liebegott and Chatelain talk gender and LGBTQ identity in the media
Talk Poverty
