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DC Health shuts down one of District’s most popular pools
February 17, 2023
DC Health shuts down one of District’s most popular pools

WUSA9 | John Henry '“I met with the Department of General Services and the Department of Parks and Recreation this week and pressed for an expeditious short-term fix and continued planning for a lasting long-term solution,” [Councilmember Frumin] said. “The Wilson Aquatic Center is a popular community amenity I use frequently and I’m working to restore access to residents as soon as possible.”'

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D.C. Council to spend $850,000 to design Taft Bridge suicide barriers
February 7, 2023
D.C. Council to spend $850,000 to design Taft Bridge suicide barriers

The Washington Post | Karina Elwood '“It is important that we get this work done and get it done as quickly as possible and save lives and avoid that terrible ripple effect,” said council member Matthew Frumin (D-Ward 3). “Each suicide affects many, many people, and we can avoid it.”'

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City leaders slam Congress for considering blocking criminal code, critics push for move
February 5, 2023
City leaders slam Congress for considering blocking criminal code, critics push for move

ABC 7, WJLA | Christian Flores "It's really an outrage," Frumin said. "If Congress were to try to step in and overturn the decisions of the elected officials in another jurisdiction, there would be widespread outrage."

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Making D.C.’s Ward 3 ‘an example for all the land’
January 31, 2023
Making D.C.’s Ward 3 ‘an example for all the land’

The Washington Post | Courtland Milloy "[Frumin] believes that Ward 3 owes something to the city and that residents want to use their political and economic clout to help fix systemic issues that prevent people from enjoying the basics of life — such as safe neighborhoods and good schools."

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