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โNot as Fun': Timed-Entry Passes Keep Some From Visiting National Zoo
The National Zoo requires all visitors have timed entry passes, but some D.C. residents and Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton, are concerned it may keep some people away.
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How Will a GOP-Controlled House Impact DC? Del. Norton Concerned
The Republican-led House and the speaker drama could mean new efforts by lawmakers to get involved in D.C. affairs.
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โCan't Just Drop In': Residents Remark on National Zoo's Timed-Entry Passes
The National Zoo is one of the few Smithsonian locations that still requires timed-entry passes, and D.C. Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton is questioning that requirement. News4’s Juliana Valencia reports.
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New Republican-Led House Sparks DC Home Rule Concerns
The Republican-led House and the speaker drama could mean new efforts by lawmakers to get involved in D.C. affairs.
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Metro Celebrates Opening of New Headquarters in Southwest DC
Metro celebrated the opening of its new headquarters in Southwest D.C. Thursday. It comes at a time when the transit agency struggles with safety and ridership issues. News4’s Mark Segraves explains how this move will help Metro save millions of dollars over time.
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Congresswoman Wants Hearing on USPS Response to Mail Theft
Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton wants to hold hearings to find out if steps taken by the U.S. Postal Service to cut down on postal crime are working. News4’s Susan Hogan reports.
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Disagreements Create Doubts About DC Football Stadium Return
A D.C. leader says infighting is delaying progress courting the Commanders with a new stadium. News4’s Mark Segraves reports.
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Disagreements Create Doubts About New Stadium at RFK Site
A deal to turn over control of the land surrounding RFK Stadium from the federal government to D.C. is stalled because Council Chairman Phil Mendelson and Mayor Muriel Bowser canโt agree on what to do with the land, Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton told the Washington Post.