Morning Roundup: Large D.C.-Area Affordable Housing Company Pauses Evictions For Rest Of 2020

Aug 04, 2020

One of the area’s largest affordable housing management companies said it will not evict tenants through the remainder of 2020. [WBJ]
Two Black moms say they were swarmed by Secret Service officers when they took their children to the National Mall. [Post]
A new tool helps you stay informed on your local ANC. [GGWash]
An Arlington County GOP leader doxxed people who had reported local businesses for violating mask policies. [Post]
A Prince George’s County police officer was arrested for allegedly attempting to sexually assault a woman. [WJLA]
45 D.C.-area Black-owned businesses received grants from WeWork. [Technical.ly]
Washington Chorus’ first Black director is leading a slate of virtual events this fall. [WTOP]
The mayor of a small Virginia town is facing calls for resignation over a racist and sexist Facebook post. [Post]
A local nurse is trying to find the person who stole her emotional support dog from her car. [NBC 4]
A new cat cafe opened in Alexandria. [WTOP]
Some Maryland salons are giving outdoor haircuts. [WTOP]
Nationally recognized chef Tom Cunanan is leaving Bad Saint. [Washingtonian]
ICYMI: D.C.’s first sports book is now open for bets.
ICYMI: A customer spat on an employee at a Maryland restaurant after being asked to wear a mask.
This Day in DCist: A man dressed as a car seat was spotted driving around Arlington.