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Benji Little (center), holding a cellphone and microphone, joins a group of demonstrators at the Big Chair in southeast D.C. to confront a Bozzuto construction manager on March 8 in an effort to stop what many area residents see as unfair development in the ward. The demonstrators, including Ward 8 Council member Trayon White were able to shut down construction on Maple View Flats project for half a day. (Brigette White/The Washington Informer)

EDITORIAL: Bozzuto Protests Should Continue in Force

by WI Guest Author March 21, 2018October 31, 2020

Ward 8 Council member Trayon White delivers his State of the Ward address at Union Temple Baptist Church in southeast D.C. on Sept. 14. (Demetrious Kinney/The Washington Informer)

EDITORIAL: Trayon White Has Many More Lessons to Learn

by WI Guest Author March 21, 2018October 31, 2020

Benji Little (center), holding a cellphone and microphone, joins a group of demonstrators at the Big Chair in southeast D.C. to confront a Bozzuto construction manager on March 8 in an effort to stop what many area residents see as unfair development in the ward. The demonstrators, including Ward 8 Council member Trayon White were able to shut down construction on Maple View Flats project for half a day. (Brigette White/The Washington Informer)

Community, Local Business

White, Residents Say Bozzuto Protests ‘Just the Beginning’

by Stacy M. Brown March 14, 2018October 31, 2020

Junkyard Band

Entertainment, Lifestyle

Washington, D.C., and the Proclamation of Junk

by WI Guest Author February 28, 2018October 31, 2020

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Education, Local

A Third of D.C. Graduates Didn’t Meet Requirements, Audit Finds

by Tatyana Hopkins – Washington Informer Contributing Writer January 31, 2018October 31, 2020

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Education, Local

Trayon White: Ballou Scandal Indicative of ‘Grave Errors’ in DCPS

by WI Guest Author January 29, 2018October 31, 2020

Education, Local

Ward 8 Education Fair to Feature 30+ D.C. Schools

by Sarafina Wright –Washington Informer Staff Writer January 24, 2018October 31, 2020

The Black Lives Matter DC Direct Action POD joined Save Our System, The Future Is Feminist, and other groups for "Swipes On Us," stand Jan. 8 outside the Anacostia Metro Station in southeast D.C., where they spoke out against Metro policies that are seen to disproportionately affect low-income residents and communities demographically similar to Anacostia. Organizers distributed free, preloaded SmarTrip cards to residents, in part to raise awareness and to help offset the potential impact of Metro's new policy against negative SmarTrip balances. (E Watson/EDI Photo)

Metro Rapped for Fare Policy Change

by Tatyana Hopkins – Washington Informer Contributing Writer January 10, 2018October 31, 2020

Denise Rolark Barnes

Council Seeks Rolark Place Street Designation

by Tatyana Hopkins – Washington Informer Contributing Writer December 20, 2017October 31, 2020

D.C. Council Passes Law Limiting Shelter Access for Homeless

by Lauren M. Poteat December 13, 2017October 31, 2020