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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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D.C. Moves Forward With New Anti-Suicide Barriers On Taft Bridge

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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D.C. notes economic disparities as it lays out five-year growth plan

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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