Sam P.K. Collins is a journalist who focuses on local news in Washington D.C. He writes for The Washington Informer and his work has also been featured in The Philadelphia Tribune. Sam covers a range of topics including community events, local politics, social issues, and profiles of individuals making an impact in the D.C. area.
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Sam P.K. Collins' coverage primarily focuses on local news related to government, politics, education, and social issues within Washington D.C. His articles often include expert commentary and cover announcements from the local government.
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By: Sam P.K. Collins
District voters approve Initiative 83, allowing independent voters to participate in primary elections and implement ranked-choice voting.
By: Sam P.K. Collins
DCBOE has not yet declared a winner in the Advisory Neighborhood Commission 6/8F02 race, as Elissa De Souza receives congratulatory message from the Executive Office of the Mayor.
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By: Jada Ingleton
On Monday, Nov. 18, Mayor Muriel Bowser and community leaders cut the ribbon at the highly anticipated Go-Go Museum & Café in historic Anacostia, marking the launch of the first institution dedicated to celebrating and preserving go-go, the heartbeat of DC’s cultural identity. The ceremony kicked off Go-Go Preservation Week alongside co-founders Ronald Moten and Dr. Natalie Hopkinson, as well as local artists and advocates of go-go preservation. (Ja'Mon Jackson/The Washington Informer)
By: Sam P.K. Collins
D.C. Council members reflect on the past and future of Home Rule, as they celebrate the 50th anniversary of partial political autonomy.
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On Nov. 26, the D.C. Council conducted an additional legislative meeting that focused on a bevy of topics, including economic development, archaic religious exemptions, housing and how best to advance racial equity in a changing city.
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