'Who DID THIS?!' via @SenLouiseLucas From Council Chairman Phil Mendelson: 'DC Council Chairman Mendelson released the following statement after news reports that the Virginia legislature may not fund Governor Youngkin’s proposed arena at Potomac Yard.
“DC Council Chairman Mendelson released the following statement after news reports that the Virginia legislature may not fund Governor Youngkin’s proposed arena at Potomac Yard.
“When Monumental Sports announced its intention last December, despite the District’s offer to provide $500 million toward renovating the Gallery Place Arena, Councilmembers unanimously endorsed the offer, in writing, as legislation,” Mendelson added. “As the co-equal legislative branch of the District government, it continues to be our position that Monumental Sports should stay, and our offer remains on the table.
So what do you think will happen now? If the deal does get scuttled, do you think they’ll end up staying in DC or look for another home elsewhere?From a press release: “Get ready for a fun-filled Holi celebration at Union Market District! Following the overwhelming success of last year’s event, we’re excited to bring back the colorful…Thanks to James for sending from C St by the US District Court.
Escape the Bookshop II, the escape room experience at tiny bookshop HouseMouse Books and Vintage in Takoma Park, will wrap up its 2024 run in mid-May. Two weeks of dates have just been added to accommodate strong demand!
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