Alvin Leonard "Pops" Trice was born May 27,1953 into the home of Edgar and Rebecca Trice of Shannon, Mississippi. Alvin departed his life the same way he entered, surrounded by family and friends.
LeRON GOODRUN was captain of the Randall Swimming Team. In 1973 Randall had won the D.C. Recreation Championship. This was Randall's 4th championship it had won and was named in Swim World for one of the best relay team in the nation. Leron grew up…
In 2003, over 400 families from the Arthur Capper's housing project in South East Washington DC were forced from their homes as part of a massive nation-wide redevelopment program. Although they lived only a stone's throw from the world’s most famous…
In the midst of the District's low-income housing crisis, thousands of public housing residents, mostly African-Americans, are facing involuntary displacement because of several federally-funded HOPE VI redevelopment projects. "Improving the living…
The Cost of Leaving Left in the rubble of the Arthur Capper exodus: bags of clothes, rusting grills, children's toys, and a cautionary tale.
By Jason Cherkis • May 20, 2005
There is no sign anywhere that Ola Dixon lived here. Her town home, 908…