A holiday message from Councilmember Brown. How to ride safely this New Year. Old Convention Center deal closed. Former Councilmember Hilda Mason is remembered.
Council introduces Pre-K for All initiative. Jelleff Boys and Girls Club at Risk. Washington DC's First African-American Fire Chief honored. Update on school restructuring public meetings. Information on small business classes and economic development opportunities.
Giant opens in Ward 8. Committee of the Whole holds a hearing on taxation without representation message boards. Park East project moves another step forward. Details on important upcoming development meetings and business training seminars.
Public Hearings: Compliance and Enforcement; Taxation without Representation
Mayor Fenty announces school restructuring plan and a series of community hearings to gather community input. Upcoming Economic Development hearings. Sudan Divestment Act signed by the Mayor. HGTV Makeover: Vote for Anacostia!
Council hearing probes tax scandal. March Against Hate Crimes continues the fight against injustice. Update on CSX derailment from DDOE. Local developers chosen for Parcel 42 and River Terrace Career Forum set for Saturday. Upcoming Economic Development Hearings Scheduled.
Councilmember Brown expresses serious concern over the CSX train derailment.
Councilmember Brown introduces landmark legislation to fight for jobs for DC residents and local businesses. The fight against hate crimes continues with the DC March Against Hate Crimes. Brown supports job trades fair.
What color is your collar? Councilmember Brown focuses on a greener future, higher quality education and development in Poplar Point. Be safe this Halloween.
Councilmember Brown appointed to the Congressional Award Foundation Board of Directors. PTO Today Magazine covers the Parental Engagement Pledge. Brown works with Nationals to assure they adhere to DC Human Rights Act. Hearings scheduled in Poplar Point and on Green Economic Development.
Upcoming Economic Development Committee hearings, domestic violence events, education events and more. Brown tours new Nats Stadium. Youth Outreach Services interviews Councilmember Brown. Spanish translation of business guidebook released and Brown fights for $1 million for micro-loan fund for local businesses.
Mayor to propose a surplus-spending plan and the Council confirms Victor Reinoso as Deputy Mayor for Education. Forest City Washington breaks ground on The Yards development project. Councilmember Brown planning a hearing on Poplar Point in the Southeast community.
Fiesta DC 2007 is taking place now. Don’t miss your chance to be a part of the festivities. Brown wraps up tour of DC business corridors. He also gives statements on important topics such as school modernization and progress on the Convention Center Hotel. How more DC families can get free health care.
Councilmember Brown on the homicide of a young 19 year old man.
Councilmember Brown Takes First Week of Council Session Head On. Fields of Dreams, West End, DC Car Free Day, Big Issues Need Big Solutions, DC Voting Rights.
Newsflash: Fatal shooting must have a full investigation.
Councilmember Brown asks for your support in the fight for DC Voting rights.
Councilmember Brown Encourages Green Development, Participation in DC Car Free Day. Announces public oversight hearings. Takes Action on Convention Center Delays and Helps Make Trip to Kings Dominion Possible.
Councilmember Brown Announces Public Oversight Hearing on Green Economic Development and its Benefits to Small Businesses.
First Week of School Starts & Councilmember Brown Visits Dupont and Anacostia Main Streets.
Councilmember Kwame Brown visits DC Main Streets, including Barracks Row Main Streets and Shaw Main Streets. He also held a press conference to challenge DC Public Schools to increase their performance and decrease truancy rates.
Councilmember Brown begins tour of D.C.'s business corridors.
Councilmember Brown is touring DC business corridors. Includes a list of where he plans to visit.
Washington City Paper covers the Council's summer activities.
On Thursday, August 9, at the Verizon Center, Councilmember Kwame R. Brown held a forum to inspire District teen girls to make life choices that will change their futures and influence their peers.
On Tuesday, July 31, Councilmember Kwame R. Brown joined D.C. Public School Administrators, local carpentry associations and former instructors to break ground to mark the start of construction of the new Phelps Architecture, Construction & Engineering High School.
In your neighborhood. Upcoming Committee on Economic Development events.
Councilmember Kwame R. Brown works with Mayor to move development projects forward and expresses his concerns with recent discussion to relocate nude bars.
Council passes budget with funding for important community projects.
Includes an important message from Councilmember Brown on the state of education in the District of Columbia.
Coming Soon to Your Neighborhood: Brown to Hold Economic Development Roundtables. Councilmember Kwame R. Brown announces that the Council Committee on Economic Development will hold a series of neighborhood development roundtables to be held in communities where projects designed to enrich to the lives of District residents are lagging.
Officials celebrate the grand opening of Academy of Construction Cardozo Senior High School.
Councilmember Brown plans "Living Room Listening Sessions" in the month of February.
Brown Bulletins 2007
Kwame R. Brown
Councilmember At-Large
Brown Bulletin Archive
