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Ward 2 Residents Express Community Concerns About Public Safety

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By Isabella Smith
| thedcv.com
On Thursday, June 11, ANC 2G hosted its monthly community meeting to discuss community concerns and hear updates from city officials. A top concern among community members and commissioners was the June 7 early morning shooting at the 1300 block of 6th Street NW. Shootings and Homicide Prior to the June 7 incident, another shooting occurred near the Kennedy Recreation Center. That shooting took place about a block from the site of the June 7 homicide.
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D.C. Introduced Ranked Choice Voting: Here’s What You Need to Know

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By Isabella Smith
| thedcv.com
In the upcoming June 16th primaries, all D.C. voters will use a ranked choice ballot. What does this mean and how are community members reacting? Kenyatta Smith, the engagement and outreach director of Rank the District, spoke to community members about ranked choice voting at the April 23rd meeting of ANC 7B. Following the 2024 election, cycle in D.C. initiative 83 was passed by 73 percent of D.C. voters which switched D.C.’s voting system to ranked choice voting.
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Bob Thompson Was Painting in a Hurry

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By Isabella Smith
| ArtReview Verified
The late artist’s riffs on Renaissance and Baroque works are vividly alive In 1961 a twenty-four-year-old Bob Thompson left New York and the beatnik circles in which he moved for the museums of Europe, seeking out the Old Masters who were already inspiring his own paintings. Five years later, Thompson died of an overdose, leaving behind roughly a thousand paintings and drawings.
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