Ward 8 hopefuls keep their intentions quiet, mostly. [LL]
Ward 4 Council candidate A.J. Cooper, 34, dies suddenly of a heart attack. [LL, Post, WAMU]
Marion Barry services start today. [Post, WAMU, Times]
Congressional Republicans aim to stop marijuana legalization. [National Journal, WAMU]
Can Anacostia steer its inevitable development? [Housing Complex]
Federal arts commission finds itself embroiled in pop-up debate. [WAMU]
Pedro Rubio wants the Ward 4 seat. [LL]
Gay liaison officers detailed to Chinatown. [Blade]
“Glide path towards eminent domain” for the D.C. United stadium. [WBJ]
New Metro cars could be held back over safety. [WAMU]
Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton‘s name will be on Southwest Waterfront plaza. [WBJ]
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