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Race for D.C. Council seat pits business groups against Carol Schwartz

The Washington Business Journal (Free subscription) | 04/11/2008

D.C. voters are selecting councilmembers for two at-large seats today, one held by Schwartz, which by federal law must go to a non-Democrat, and another held by Kwame Brown, D-at large, who is expected to win handily. Other councilmembers Jack Evans, D-Ward 2; Muriel Bowser, D-Ward 4; Yvette Alexander, D-Ward 7; and Marion Barry, D-Ward 8, are all shoo-ins to retain their seats after...

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D.C. picks Donatelli Development for project in Northeast

bizjournals (Free subscription) | 20/10/2008

... in his company’s overhaul of the area, and he had obtained the endorsement of Councilwoman Yvette Alexander, D-Ward 7.But Neil Albert, D.C. deputy mayor for planning and economic development, said Donatelli would bring the city Metro-accessible housing that requires no subsidy aside from the land and no zoning changes. The $108 million project is slated to include 375 below-market-rate...