Mayor Breed seeks to jumpstart fundraising for S.F. panda enclosure
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But first, she needs to get the Board of Supervisors to temporarily lift restrictions on City Hall officials seeking private donations. Breed announced Tuesday that she was introducing legislation to do just that, a move her office described as a pivotal step in delivering on the panda agreement she secured during her trip to China last […]
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DC mayor hopes Caps, Wizards deal sends positive message to Commanders – NBC4 Washington
We’re getting new details about the tentative deal struck to keep the Washington Capitals and Wizards in D.C. D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser and Ted Leonsis, the owner of Monumental Sports and Entertainment, which owns the teams, signed a $515 million deal on Wednesday to keep the teams in the District until at least 2050. It […]
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DC mayor hopes Caps, Wizards deal sends positive message to Commanders – NBC4 Washington
We’re getting new details about the tentative deal struck to keep the Washington Capitals and Wizards in D.C. D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser and Ted Leonsis, the owner of Monumental Sports and Entertainment, which owns the teams, signed a $515 million deal on Wednesday to keep the teams in the District until at least 2050. It […]
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DC Mayor Bowser leads plan to revive Chinatown, despite possible Wizards, Capitals move
WASHINGTON (7News) — The challenge to revive D.C.’s downtown or Chinatown neighborhood was on full display Tuesday morning at a breakfast with district leaders. Mayor Muriel Bowser put a big focus on Chinatown, inviting council members Tuesday morning to listen to a plan put forward to revive the neighborhood. “We know that we have to […]
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City Council Races to Watch – Chicago Magazine | #citycouncil
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No question, the biggest conversation driver in the February 28 municipal contests is the unwieldy scrum for mayor. But once voters have waded through that, they’ll find more action downballot. As we head into an election with a new ward map, nearly one-third of the 50 City Council members are stepping down, and only five incumbents […]
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