Morning Roundup: A Howard Dorm Flooded As The Month-Long Protest Against Housing Conditions Continues

Nov 15, 2021

A residence hall at Howard University flooded on Friday. Students have been protesting housing conditions for weeks. [WTOP]
Governor-elect Glenn Youngkin hosted a rally to thank supporters in Loudoun County. [NBC 4]
Enrollment at public schools in the D.C. area isn’t rebounding from a pandemic plunge. [Post]
D.C.’s downtown Holiday Market is gearing up for another season. [WJLA]
Community leaders are pushing back against a proposed redistricting plan for Prince George’s County. [Informer]
Gov. Ralph Northam says Virginia has the highest vaccination rate of all Southern states, and the 10th highest nationally. [Virginian-Pilot]
Tom Hucker, the current president of Montgomery County Council, is running for county executive. [Post]
Another immersive art exhibit is coming to D.C. [Washingtonian]
Arlington County will permanently reduce speed limits surrounding schools in the county. [WUSA 9]
It’ll be chilly and windy today, but temperatures will rise midweek. [CWG]
ICYMI: Duke Ellington School of the Arts is delaying the renaming of its theatre after Dave Chappelle.
ICYMI: Ward 8 now has two full-service grocery stores.
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