DClives
C.A. GrigsbyReal people live in Washington DC, and I want you to understand why our fight for national representation should be your fight, too. You can read my publication name with "lives" as a noun or a verb.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 68 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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Is DC’s Seat of Government Named for Woodrow Wilson?
A few years ago, the high school near us went through a lengthy deliberation in search of a new name. At its opening in 1935, the school had been named for our 28th president, Woodrow Wilson. (Remember: DC was governed by three presidential...
No Way, You Can’t Make DC a State!
I’d like to think all of you have been with me from the start, but that may not be realistic. I just spent several days on the Gulf (of Mexico) coast of Florida, and I was reminded that down there in the sun and sand, anything having to do...
Awakening to the Loss of Hains Point
East Potomac Park has been very much in the news lately. I was there a couple of weeks ago, picnicking with a friendly organization at their annual barbecue. And it was such a great time, but sadly colored by the knowledge that next year, t...
The DC Open Tennis Tournament
It poured rain yesterday. All afternoon. All evening. Nearly 2 inches altogether. With thunder. Lightning. So you would not have wanted to play tennis, either.
I mentioned the FitzGerald Center, site of the DC Open, here some months back,...
James Comer Wants to Lead DC’s Tax Office
No really, folks. James Comer wouldn’t mind being DC’s mayor, but he’ll settle for tax commissioner. Did you folks from his district - stretching across a swath of western and central Kentucky and including the capital of Frankfort - think...
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