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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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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DCist | Martin Austermuhle "The D.C. Department of Transportation is moving forward with a plan to place anti-suicide barriers on the William Howard Taft Bridge, the 115-year-old span that carries Connecticut Avenue across Rock Creek Park."
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Washington Business Journal | Tristan Navera "'Ward 3 came to look the way it did because of intentional policies of expulsion," said Councilmember Matt Frumin, D-Ward 3, of the most affluent ward in the city. "It we want to change that, we have to create equally intentional policies."'
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