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During D.C. Mayor Adrian Fenty's first year he established the building blocks for his administration, while simultaneously responding to many unexpected challenges.
VIDEO | The Post's David Nakamura discusses the first 100 days of the Fenty adminstration.
A High-Profile Start
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D.C. Voting Rights
Get information on how the voting rights measure works and what's next.
Mayor's Cabinet
Get information on Mayor Adrian Fenty's top-level proposed cabinet members.
Taking Over D.C. Schools
Mayor Adrian M. Fenty has proposed a plan, but what does it mean?
VIDEO | Hearings Before D.C. Council
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A Divisive Proposal
D.C. Mayor Adrian M. Fenty's controversial plan to take over the city's public schools is meeting resistance. The D.C. council could vote on the proposal as early as April.Gallery
Partying With Fenty
Not all of D.C. was there -- just Mayor Adrian Fenty and 15,000 others for the inaugural ball.Gallery
Fenty Sworn In
Inaugural events for D.C. Mayor Adrian Fenty began with a prayer breakfast at a downtown church, followed by the ceremonial swearing-in at the Washington Convention Center.Gallery
D.C. Mayor Anthony Williams
In his eight years of service to the city as mayor, Anthony Williams' time leading the District has been shaped by the news and events of his terms.CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES
Child Deaths Led to Excessive Foster Care Placements, Critics Say
A year ago, Banita Jacks was found living in a rented Southeast Washington rowhouse with the corpses of her four little girls. That discovery nearly derailed the District agency charged with protecting the city's children.
HOUSING
City to Set Up Apartment Checks
The District is planning to place the city's 4,800 apartment buildings on a four-year inspection cycle, and properties found with violations will be placed on a two-year cycle, city officials said yesterday.
District Politics
Lanier Subpoena Power Assailed: Emergency Legislation to Take Away Authority Passes 9-4 (Post, January 7, 2009; Page B04)
Optimistic Push for D.C. Vote In House: Bills to Be Offered After Swearing-In (Post, January 6, 2009; Page B01)
Council Pushes for School Progress Study: Gray Emphasizes a Publicly Financed and Independent Evaluation (Post, January 6, 2009; Page B04)
THE DISTRICT: 'Historical Moment' Cited at Swearing-In of City Leaders (Post, January 3, 2009; Page B02)
Metro Board Seat Will Go to Brown: Gray Offers Reorganization Proposals (Post, December 24, 2008; Page B02)
In D.C., Bailout Means Business: Federal Spending Could Boost Downtown, Report Says (Post, December 24, 2008; Page B02)
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