All Things Current: What you'll find in your Feb.

19, 2014, edition

D.C. COUNCIL The meaning of partisan primary factored heavily into a D.C. Council hearing on a ill to hold the District!s first attorney general election in Novem er "#$%. &all editions' D()(LO*+(NT ,ome community leaders across the city are as-ing for the same customi.ed .one currently proposed for /eorgeto0n. &all editions' (DUC1TION 1dvocates for /arrison and +urch elementary schools are demanding immediate full moderni.ations after years of delays. &all editions' *arents raised concerns a out changes that 0ill li-ely e proposed for school oundaries. &Dupont Current' *OLITIC, ,everal D.C. mayoral candidates courted college students at 1merican University2 ma-ing their cases to potential campaign volunteers on one of the country!s most politically active campuses. &all editions' T31N,*O3T1TION The idea of a ne0 DC Circulator us route connecting the National +all 0ith +etro stations in 4oggy 5ottom2 Dupont Circle and U ,treet has 0on support from the Dupont Circle advisory neigh orhood commission. &Dupont Current2 4oggy 5ottom Current' OT6(3 N(7, The District government has selected the team of +artine. 8 9ohnson and +ecanoo 1rchitecture to renovate the +artin Luther :ing 9r. +emorial Li rary do0nto0n. &all editions' 1 *alisades resident isn!t giving up the search for her lost dog after more than three months and ;$<2###. &North0est Current2 /eorgeto0n Current2 Dupont Current' T0o short documentary films a out the struggles of 7ashingtonians 0ith disa ilities 0ill screen 4riday evening as part of the DC Independent 4ilm 4estival. &all editions' ON T6( +13:(T 1 $="> ungalo0 in the *alisades offering easy access to nature is availa le for ;?@=2###. &all editions' O*INION &all editions' (ditorialA Increased noise enforcement is necessary to -eep vi rant miBedCuse neigh orhoods 0or-ing for everyone. (ditorialA *hil +endelson is clearly the est candidate for council chairman. ,her0oodA The +L: Li rary!s collections could soon have a space 0orthy of them. ,*O3T, &North0est Current2 /eorgeto0n Current' 3oosevelt oys as-et all trounced Coolidge on ,aturday after losing a fe0 days efore. ,t. 9ohn!s closed out a anner season y 0inning the city 0restling tournament2 0hile a female /eorgeto0n Day grappler set a school record 0ith $#@ 0ins. /on.aga edged out /eorgeto0n Day as the D.C. ,tate 1thletic 1ssociation indoor tracchampions. DI,*1TC6(, 5ur-e!s 4rench classes2 7alls! s-i trip2 and other reports from local schools. &all editions'

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