The top story on wusa 9 at 11 comes for our Prince Georges County bureau, and ellison barber has more. Reporter investigators said here a 3yearold was forced to mop up one of his own urine, and thats one of the reasons they decided to discontinue the federal funding for the Head Start Program here in the county. We spoke to a member of the board of education who says he didnt know about any of it until he saw it on the news. Another board member says that could not be further from the truth. April 14th, thats the date that needs to stick out. April14th. If i read it, i would hope my colleagues read it, too. Reporter board member Kay Alexander wallace learned about the federal review that is rocking the Community Months ago. Going into june, two more incidents happened. Reporter edward bureau says he didnt know about it until he saw it this week on the news. In the statement all Board Members learned about the investigation and the accusations at a meeting on april 15th and they had acc
Cultural heritage and we have to make sure it isnt destroyed as much as it was in the 60s and in the past and we preserve the architecture we have of value. And finally the other part that is mentioned here we talk a little bit about were a great place to work, these are values. But there has to be more emphasis on it being making it the most appealing place in the United States or probably in the world for people to work, and to locate their businesses. And, finally, for i think we need a bullet point that says something to the effect, encouraging spaces for appropriate cultural recreational, educational, hospitality and civic activities. So those are a lot of things that arent mentioned in here. Were not just looking to create a great place to live but we want a great place for those other things which are a big part of our city. To the effect we can add some of those, its good to keep it general. When talking about certain communities to outreach to it gets to be too specific and mi
To continue, and have the staff consider the comments that were presented today, both from public and from commissioners. I think especially around the term charter, if something could be thought of. I think commissioner antonini suggested credo or Something Like that. You know, i dont know. But maybe something other than charter. I think commissioner borden had some good comments, and commissioner wu. And without changing things, or adding things at this point, i think if commissioners can provide written input to the director, and have it come back to us at an appropriate time. President fong ill second that. I just wanted to add that it might be helpful the next version of this to lay out a little bit of how this actually is going to be used beyond a wallet card, if each division is going to sort of as framework it from this, write their own vision, specifically if new projects come about, how its going to be used. And i think commissioner hillis talked about that. Assuming that we
Before you today is the public art proposal public project at 1411 Market Street. The market was entitled in april 2007. It will contain two showers contained on a project site the on the west side of Market Street as to jesse street. It will be 35 stories with a tall story base along Market Street. The south tower will be 19 stories. The two towers will be connected via a nine story podium along 10th street. It contains approximately 19,000 square feet of commercial space. Pursuant to planning code section the project requires a public art component value equal to 1 of the Art Construction cost of the project. The artist selected by the project is toper delaney, a San Francisco based artist who specializes in environmental art. Her works can be found throughout the bay area, nationally, and internationally, plazas and private properties. She selected two occasions for public art installations. One installation would be on the normally fas of the tower in the form inspired by the the j