by DeJonique Garrison | Dec 5, 2014 | Demographics
WASHINGTON- As urban cities around the nation are becoming more appealing to recent college graduates and working professionals, natives are finding themselves on the shifting tide of economic and cultural changes.
by DeJonique Garrison | Nov 26, 2014 | Politics
WASHINGTON- Fourty-six million turkeys will be eaten on Thanksgiving, but not this one. Coming in at nearly 50 pounds, Cheese has joined the club of pardoned holiday birds. Presidnet Obama jokingly said that this was well within his executive power and should not be...
by DeJonique Garrison | Nov 19, 2014 | Demographics
WASHINGTON — Understanding medical jargon after visiting the doctor is oftentimes no easy task. Add a language barrier, and it becomes even more difficult. That’s where ConsejoSano is looking to bridge the gap with a new app. The California-based medical service...
by DeJonique Garrison | Nov 13, 2014 | Education
Concerns about security threats aren’t uncommon around Washington, D.C., but, when a busload of high school students traveling from Newark appear to be the source, things get interesting. Newark Superintendent Cami Anderson was scheduled to speak about education...
