Morning Roundup: D.C. Students Might Go To School For Only One Or Two Days Per Week This Fall

May 20, 2020

D.C. Public Schools are weighing options for the fall, like holding only one or two days of in-person instruction per week. [NBC 4]
A former MedStar employee claims she was fired for tweeting about poor safety precautions at the hospital. [Post]
A Virginia judge approved an expedition to retrieve a sunken telegraph from the Titanic. [Post]
D.C.’s largest local LGBT political group won’t endorse candidates in three D.C. council races. [Blade]
A new neighborhood advocacy group wants to reinvent Adams Morgan’s 18th Street as a partial pedestrian zone. [Washingtonian]
These baby hawks are Northwest D.C.’s newest celebrities. [WJLA]
The Supreme Court of Virginia rejected a local gym owner’s injunction that challenged Governor Northam’s stay-at-home order. [WTOP]
D.C. restaurants are suing insurance companies after business-interruption claims were denied. [Post]
The Chesapeake Bay’s health grade dropped from a C to a C-minus last year. [NBC 4]
Where to get a coronavirus test in the Washington region. [Post]
The Kennedy Center’s Opera House Orchestra performed in front of GWU hospital. [Washingtonian]
Three Giant Food employees across D.C. have tested positive for coronavirus. [FOX 5]
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