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The curfew debate is dividing DC. The Council voted 8–5 to make it permanent. Parents want enforcement. Young people say the law targets them — not the conditions that put them at risk. TANTV breaks it down. #DCCouncil #DCYouth #JuvenileCurfew
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Damnit, Dr.Tex is lost in Ward 7 again.
Someone tell him that the map isn't backwards he's just looking at it through a mirror on the wall, whilst you're at it, tell him to stop being high on the job.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/2024/12/28/new-cedar-hill-hospital-southeast-dc/
Thank fucking goodness.
The first new D.C. hospital in a generation is coming to Congress Heights next year, and preparations are underway for a facility that city officials hope will usher in a new day for residents. Long underserved by institutions, residents of the poor, predominantly Black region east of the Anacostia River composed of Wards 7 and 8 have had to travel elsewhere in the city to access specialty care, and labor and delivery expertise.
The hospital is being built on 10 acres on the St Elizabeths East campus, which is 180 acres and belongs to the city. The address is 1200 Pecan St. SE, and the closest Metro station is Congress Heights. Community health clinic Whitman-Walker Health is the first major health-care tenant on the campus. It built a $30 million, seven-story glass-encased building to expand primary care offerings using its expertise in serving the LGBTQ community since the early 1970s.
Cedar Hill, a 136-bed hospital — which could expand to 184 beds — will have two towers, for inpatient and outpatient care, and a garage. In addition to a much-needed trauma center, the hospital will offer specialty care. Outpatient services will include family medicine, general medicine, cardiology, pulmonology, nephrology, oncology, hematology, neurology, endocrinology, gastroenterology, rheumatology, treatment for infectious diseases, palliative care, geriatrics, dermatology, an ENT clinic, urology, gynecology and obstetrics, Cedar Hill Chief Executive Anthony B. Coleman has said.
The odd thing is that we are so used to the triumph of evil, of might over right, that the very consciousness of being right makes us feel doomed and we capitulate in advance. To me this explains nihilism.
- Ward 7, by Valery Tarsis
This book is short, but incredibly succinct and informative. I am learning a ton about Soviet-era Russia.
I really like how Ward 7 is described in such a positive manor! They also include a link to future building projects. I’ll add a link to the ward 8 one as well!
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One of the libraries located east of the Anacostia. The library holds a lot of workshops and events like resume building classes and preschool story time.
I would really like to see this library renovated as well.
Ray's the Steaks at East River, of the few white-tablecloth dining establishments east of the Anacostia River, has closed its doors for good, a staffer to of Councilmember Yvette Alexander (D-Ward 7) tells DCist.
This is actually pretty sad. This establishment was very close to my home and I was only able to eat there once before it closed. The food was good and the staff was very friendly. There should be more establishments like this east of the river!
In wards 7 and 8, there are only a handful of sit-down restaurants for almost 150,000 people. Change is slowly coming, but here's what we can do better. Paging all entrepreneurial restaurateurs: your opportunity is here.
