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TODAYS HEADLINES - January 11th Metro Cuts Bus Service as Workforce Hampered by COVID Surge U.S. Health Insurers Must Cover Cost of COVID Home Tests Va. Governor Declares State of Emergency Over Surge in COVID Hospitalizations ONGOING COVERAGE Jan 3 - Our House D.C. is now available. This Newsletter is an important education and community resource for current and future homeowners addressing gentrification, home loss, and other issues facing D.C. residents in Wards 7 and 8. Subscribe and share.  How Can I Save My Home or learn more? Visit http://bit.ly/ourhouseDC to learn more. Despite the hardships imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic once again this year, our wonderful AARP DC team of staff and volunteers advanced AARP’s mission to help more people age 50+ choose how they live as they age. Read more Join us for all-new episodes of WIN-TV The insurrection at the Capitol last January was witnessed by many through national news coverage. Absent from many of the news stories presented were those from Black photojournalists. In addition to a few Washington Informer photographers on the ground, photojournalist Shedrick Pelt was in the midst of the chaos that day. Shedrick will be with us to talk about his experience and an exhibit he is curating entitled, "Attacks on Democracy: Through the Lens of a Black Photojournalist."  Watch New Year, New You!  Get the December 2021 Health Wellness & Nutrition Supplement A Quick Guide To Improving Your Life.  Read  Read The New Issue Mahammad “Moe” Mangum was just 21 years old when he came up with the concept for The Village Cafe. He approached fellow Woodrow Wilson alum, chef Ryan Williams, with an idea for a modern village – a kind of community ecosystem built within an incubator space for creatives. Together they designed a business plan that combined their two passions: food and the arts. We want to hear from you. Submit your opinion Read More Viewpoints Read The Washington Informer Online - Week 1.6.22 washingtoninformer.com

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