Morning Roundup: 35% Of Seniors Aren’t Booking Their Vaccine Appointments When Invited By The City

Mar 26, 2021

More than 1 in 3 seniors aren’t booking their vaccine appointments when prompted by the city’s online system. [Post]
D.C.’s ten most-hated intersections. [Washingtonian]
What’s the future of D.C.’s rent freeze? [WCP]
Four teenagers harassed and spat at an Asian teenager outside a Fairfax middle school. [Post]
Will Beach Drive remain closed to cars after the pandemic is over? [WTOP]
The cherry blossoms just reached stage 4 of 6. [NBC Washington]
If you’re looking to get outdoors this weekend, Saturday is definitely the day. [CWG]
Goodbye to Whitlow’s in Clarendon. [Washingtonian]
A 20-year-old UDC student was seemingly randomly shot and killed outside a tattoo parlor in Prince George’s County. [Post]
The Montgomery County Council will vote on a reversal of the sports spectator ban currently in effect because of the pandemic. [FOX 5]
ICYMI: No, D.C. did not reject an offer for more vaccine from FEMA.
ICYMI: The D.C. Council is considering a soundproofing bill meant to ease tensions around noise complaints.
This Day in DCist: Snapshots of city life as the pandemic was just beginning.