Morning Roundup: U.S. Capitol Police Officer Eugene Goodman Will Throw First Pitch At Nats Game

Jun 11, 2021

Capitol Police officer Eugene Goodman, who held back rioters during the Capitol insurrection, will throw out the first pitch at a Nationals game. [WTOP]
D.C. is hosting another vaccination outreach day of action and hiring 150 people to help residents get their shots. [Post]
A burst water main flooded Dupont yesterday. [NBC 4]
D.C. Police are investigating an assault and stabbing of a transgender woman at a Northeast laundromat as a suspected hate crime. [Blade]
Hot Vax Summer is boosting local liquor, contraception, and personal care sales. [Post]
The story of a U.S. diplomat who spent decades harassing Arab American employees of a D.C. think tank. [Washingtonian]
A viral tweet about U Street’s “Middle Finger” apartment building renewed a debate over development. [GGWash]
A Ward 6 ANC is opposing Door Dash’s plans to renovate a hardware store near Capitol Hill. [Capitol Hill Corner]
We’re one year away from D.C.’s Democratic primary — here’s what to watch for. [WCP]
Arlington County will start collecting residents’ compost come September. [WJLA]
ICYMI: Metro’s board approved a slew of service changes to boost ridership.
ICYMI: How loud is your dinosaur roar? The Southeast Library wants to know.
This Day in DCist: A report described “alarming” conditions at D.C. Jail.