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EDITOR’S COLUMN: Welcome Mat Removed as Methodists Split Over Gay Clergy, Marriage
The church is filled with people, each of whom comes bearing their own crosses. But we are all seeking guidance,…
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Gray Makes Case for East End Health Care System
The promise of a new state-of-the-art hospital hasn't quelled Ward 7 and 8 residents' concerns about accessing proximate maternal and…
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Residents Push Gray to Fully Fund UMC
Residents east of the Anacostia River aren't known to go to the John A. Wilson Building for city business, but…
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East End Group to Take Health Concerns to City Hall
The phrase "you can't beat city hall" may ring true for some District citizens but it won't stop the members…
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Health Care for Residents East of the River Remains a Dire Problem
Demand for a full-service hospital is at a fever pitch among nurses, local residents, and community leaders that want to…
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UMC Increased, Banneker Set to Move on Final Council Budget Vote
The District of Columbia's only public hospital received a boost despite a proposed cut in its subsidy and the city's…
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D.C. Council Cuts UMC, Bucks Banneker in Budget
The D.C. Council approved Monday a drastic reduction for the city's only public hospital and rejected a top-ranked high school's…
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EDITORIAL: D.C. Budget Battle Begins
Quality-of-life issues for District residents define Mayor Muriel Bowser's proposed 2020 budget that now rests in the hands of the…
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D.C. Residents, Public Officials Demand Answers About Hospital
Earlier this month, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser revealed plans to construct a new health care facility that would replace United…
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Is ‘Sense of Urgency’ Behind Plans for SE Hospital?
A popular fable attributed to Aesop featuring a tortoise and a hare, concludes with the adage, "slow and steady wins…
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