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GW’s student-run food pantry marks 10 years of operations
GW’s student-run food pantry is marking 10 years of providing fresh produce, pantry staples and personal hygiene items to the GW student community. The Store, which officials opened in October 2016 and is located in the basement of District House, provides undergraduate and graduate students with free groceries, fresh produce and hygiene products in an effort to alleviate food insecurity on campus. Student managers and volunteers said changes to the pantry’s operations over the past decade have helped expand access to resources for students facing food insecurity and distribute responsibilities among staff and volunteers.
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Inflation comes for Metro: Higher fares and service cuts loom
Metro is considering service reductions because of rising costs and continued fare evasion. Why it matters: Metro has expanded service and undertaken timely repairs in recent years. But that progress depends on more funding. State of play: You might've heard Metro already was considering an 11% fare hike, starting next July. Metro general manager Randy Clarke now says it could take an even bigger increase to keep up. Also on the table are "service cuts that could be pretty significant," Clarke told ABC7 , or asking DMV governments to approve more funding — another politically difficult ask. What they're saying: "You've got to go fairly deep on service cuts to get actual savings," Clarke told ABC7. "Cutting trains from like eight minutes to 10 minutes doesn't really save much money at all, so you've got to cut and unfortunately impact people's lives to save the costs needed to balance the budget." Context: Metro officials said 64% of Metro bus riders are still not paying their fare. Energy costs are also hitting Metro hard, Clarke says. What's ahead: A Metro spokesperson didn't disclose the anticipated deficit, but said in an email that Clarke is expected to release his budget proposal next
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West End DC library to reopen following deadly stabbing
The West End Neighborhood Library at 2301 L Street NW will reopen to the public Monday after a man was fatally stabbed there Friday afternoon, prompting officials to temporarily close the building. The branch serves eastern Georgetown and southern Dupont Circle near George Washington University. The library is scheduled to...
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Storm Team4 Forecast: Gusty winds up to 45 mph, highs in the 60s on Monday
The winds of November will be blowing hard Monday. Hold on to your hats and hairpieces as wind gusts could be as high as 35-45 mph. The strongest winds will be in the higher elevations along and west of the Blue Ridge, but it will still be very blustery all across the DMV Monday.