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05/22/2013 - Walter's Corner

Implementing Healthcare Reform in the District

The District has a chance to bring much-needed competition to the health insurance marketplace.

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05/13/2013 - News Article

A More Competitive Marketplace

DC Appleseed urged the Council to support the Health Benefit Exchange Authority's recommendation to increase competition in the marketplace.

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05/03/2013 - Walter's Corner

Will You Ask the Council to Invest in Adult Literacy?

We're urging the D.C. Council to increase funding for adult literacy--and you can too.

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04/24/2013 - Walter's Corner

More to be Done

Thanks to the voters, the District has taken a big step toward being able to spend its own money as it wishes, without an act of Congress--just like every other city in America.

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04/22/2013 - News Article

A Critical Step Toward a Swimmable, Fishable Anacostia

We call on the D.C. Council to continue to support the District’s plan for cleaning up contaminated sediment in the Anacostia River.

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04/15/2013 - News Article

Mayor Gray: Vote Yes on 8

The Mayor urged D.C. residents to vote for the budget autonomy referendum on April 23

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04/12/2013 - News Article

Washington Post: Obama Amplifies Call for D.C. Budget Autonomy

Obama's proposal and the April 23 referendum mean that momentum is building for D.C. budget autonomy.

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04/12/2013 - Walter's Corner

A Good Week for DC Democracy

Our longstanding efforts to help achieve local budget autonomy and protect D.C. voters' right to elect a strong, independent Attorney General both saw important developments.

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04/10/2013 - News Article

Washington Post: Getting It Right for D.C.'s First Elected Attorney General

Editorial agrees with DC Appleseed that the Council should respect the people's choice to have a strong, independent elected Attorney General.

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04/08/2013 - Walter's Corner

The Next Step in Reforming Workforce Development in the District of Columbia

We call on the District to strengthen its largest workforce—its network of "one-stop career centers"—as the next step in reforming workforce development.

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