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Apr 06, 2007

Morning Roundup: Nothing Doing Edition

This chilly April weather appears to have frozen more than just flowers overnight here in Washington — local news coverage has turned cold and stopped moving as well. It’s a bit of a slow news Friday so far, so we’ll take this as an opportunity to give a shoutout to the hard working copy editors on the WaPo’s Metro desk. We couldn’t easily skim through all of the days’ stories if you didn’t write such…

Dec 04, 2006

Go Home Already: You Can Dance if You Want To

>> Metro police have arrested a 17-year-old from PG County in connection with the now 8 sexual assault incidents that have been reported in the past two weeks in and around Shaw and Howard University. For those detectives and officers involved in the arrest, allow us to say Thank You! You all get a lot of grief in this city, so here’s to a job well done. [WUSA] >> Dude, Pareene, next time you crash…

Nov 10, 2005

Rep. Pombo: The District’s Real Estate Agent

Rep. Richard Pombo (R-Ca.) is just one of those guys you wish you just wouldn’t hear from anymore. First he comes along and tries to sneak legislation through that would have allowed the sale of Theodore Roosevelt Island Park to private developers, only to be shamed into removing the offending provision. Now the Post informs us that Pombo — never an enemy of corporate interests and private developers — is trying to allow the…

Feb 10, 2005

Will D.C. Sue Fannie Mae for $200M?

Mayor Williams has made it known: He is not happy with Fannie Mae, the home mortgage loan giant that pulled out of an agreement to develop a new office complex at the Waterside Mall site in Southwest D.C. In fact, Williams and other city officials are trying to figure out if the District has any way get some money back. And one member of the D.C. Council says Fannie Mae could potentially pay $200 million…

Jan 24, 2005

Fannie: We’re Not Going to Southwest

Amid the media attention focusing on last week’s Inauguration, the Congressionally chartered home mortgage loan giant Fannie Mae announced it pulled out of its plans to move some of its staff to Southwest D.C. Hailed as one of the key pieces to spur redevelopment in the vicinity of the Waterside Mall on M Sreeet SW, a Fannie spokesman says “[t]he decision is one of several actions Fannie Mae has taken to reduce future costs in…

Oct 12, 2004

Fannie’s Southwest Move

Now that the proposed baseball stadium in Near Southeast is getting a lot of attention, other projects along the Southeast and Southwest waterfronts are being highlighted. The Post gives an update on the plans of Fannie Mae, the home mortgage giant, to consolidate its downtown and Upper Northwest offices into one large new headquarters building near the Waterfront metrorail station. Fannie Mae plans on moving into new quarters at the Waterside Mall on M Street…

Sep 29, 2004

Who’s Full of Hot Air?

We came across this image from some sort of University of Oregon research page on urban heat islands. While a political pundit may try to say that Congress or the White House is full of hot air, it may in fact be the Pentagon. Examining this undated map, here are some locations in near the center of the city that produce a lot of heat. – the Pentagon – Department of Agriculture – Department of…

 
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