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In Defense of Dignified Neighborhoods
As congress has returned to performing their basic, taxpayer-funded duties, DC and Adams Morgan have been full of activity. Throughout everything going on, two main areas have stuck out to me this past month: public safety and local businesses. The former came to light as MPD officers have revealed (in Adams Morgan and elsewhere in DC) that ICE personnel are among the federal agents riding with MPD officers as they patrol in their official vehicles. Considering the strong L
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Safety Through Community
Change is inevitable, but not all changes are equal. That is especially clear this year, as the federal government continues to force destructive changes onto the people of Adams Morgan and Washington, DC. The result has been broken families, lost jobs, furloughed workers, and expensive military personnel aimlessly roaming the streets. I've continued to join other commissioners and organizers throughout DC—including many of you reading this right now—to fight against this. It
Nov 13


New Mess, Same Resilience
It's no secret that DC is disproportionately affected when the federal government is mismanaged. That's especially obvious now that a...
Oct 8


Back to School
Students, teachers, and staff are returning to the classroom. There is lots to be excited for as the academic year commences and autumn...
Sep 13


A Time to Regroup
We're well into the second half of a very eye-opening 2025. That means DC (finally) has a budget for the next fiscal year. It also means...
Sep 13


In the Heat of Things
We're halfway through 2025! Which for Adams Morgan and DC more broadly has been an atypical year so far, to say the least. The municipal...
Sep 13


On the Rebound
World Pride is finally here. And while the political climate is hardly ideal, the need for safe fun is as strong as ever. Adams Morgan...
Sep 13


Clean and Organized
While DC waits for Congress to address the potential budget shortfall that would severely hurt DC the rest of the year, I've been very...
Sep 13


Taking Deep Breaths
We are certainly not short on challenges in DC. And those of us in Adams Morgan are experiencing a brisk mix of adverse conditions....
Sep 13


Familiar Challenges on Overdrive
A new month has passed, and more DC residents have found themselves in the crosshairs of an increasingly hostile presidential...
Sep 13


Patience, Pressure, Persistence
It didn't take long for the new presidential administration to start attacking life in DC. While not entirely unexpected, it has...
Feb 5


It's Time to Reset the Calendar
A new year is upon us! And it has quickly tested one important element of DC infrastructure: snow and ice removal. Beyond the snowfall,...
Jan 8


Frosty Nights and End of Term Goodbyes
Election season is (finally) over, and I'm grateful for all the support my campaign received this year. I'll be back for a third term as...
Jan 8


Looking Beyond Ballots
The 2024 election season is almost officially over. But whatever the results turn out to be, there will be work left ahead to address...
Nov 4, 2024


Active, Organized, and Eager
It's undeniably construction season. And while that often means short-term inconvenience navigating road closures and equipment, once...
Oct 10, 2024


Time for a Recharge
Summer was hot in DC. Despite the heat—or maybe because of it—I've been staying busy preparing for what autumn has in store. That...
Sep 3, 2024


Slowing Down, Heating Up
Summer in DC is an important opportunity to decompress from months of official meetings and focus on community engagement. That's true...
Sep 3, 2024


Midway through a Fast-paced Year
Budget season is over just in time for dangerously hot weather. Following many weeks of advocacy, DC's municipal budget for fiscal year...
Jul 8, 2024


Excited for the Challenges in Store
We've reached the time of year when transitions are abundant. School years are coming to a close. DC's annual budget creation process is...
Jun 3, 2024


Moving Ahead through Budget Uncertainty
It's budget oversight season in DC. And with currently somber revenue forecasts, Mayor Bowser has proposed many budget cuts this year....
May 1, 2024


Long Days, Short Weeks
The past month has been absolutely packed with activity in Adams Morgan. And as ANC 1C03 commissioner, I've been doing my best to address...
Mar 31, 2024


Reviewing the Nuts and Bolts of Governance
As has been the case for many months, violent crime remains at the forefront of local DC government decision making. Adams Morgan is...
Mar 5, 2024


Wasting Little Time Getting Active
Though the weather has been erratic, I am focused on staying organized as 2024 begins to unfold. That means planning testimony to DC...
Feb 4, 2024


Onward to a New Year
And just like that, 2024 is upon us. That means it's time to prepare for a year full of challenges and opportunities for Adams Morgan and...
Jan 3, 2024
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