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Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Anc, from most recent to least.

DC Council Considers Bill Exempting ANCs From FOIA Mandates

DC Council Considers Bill Exempting ANCs From FOIA Mandates

Nena Perry-Brown | July 7th 2016

The DC Council Committee on Housing and Community Development held a second hearing to discuss the proposed Advisory Neighborhood Commissions Omnibus ... read»

This November, Most ANC Elections Are No-Contest

This November, Most ANC Elections Are No-Contest

Lark Turner | October 20th 2014

In two-thirds of races, candidates are either running unopposed or not at all.... read»

Dupont ANC Forms Committee to Tackle Parking, Public Space

Dupont ANC Forms Committee to Tackle Parking, Public Space

Lark Turner | March 18th 2014

Space and how its used, from the streets to the sidewalks, will be the focus of the new ANC 2B committee.... read»

One on One: The Scoop From Bloomingdale's Neighborhood Commissioner

One on One: The Scoop From Bloomingdale's Neighborhood Commissioner

Shilpi Paul | February 19th 2013

In this edition of One on One, we sat down with Teri Janine Quinn, the president of the Bloomingdale Civic Association, to talk about bridging the gap... read»

What Does Being an ANC Commissioner Entail

What Does Being an ANC Commissioner Entail

Shilpi Paul | August 3rd 2012

UrbanTurf readers have likely seen references to Advisory Neighborhood Commissions (ANCs) pop up regularly on this site. But what are the duties of th... read»

One on One: ANC 6B's Brian Flahaven

One on One: ANC 6B's Brian Flahaven

Shilpi Paul | June 29th 2012

For this edition of One on One, we sat down with ANC Commissioner Brian Flahaven. Flahaven, serving his first term, got attention on the Twittersphere... read»

Trouble Parking Near Your Logan Circle Home? Life May Get Easier

Trouble Parking Near Your Logan Circle Home? Life May Get Easier

Shilpi Paul | March 5th 2012

As the 14th Street Corridor fills up with restaurants, bars and new developments, finding street parking has become an increasingly difficult task for... read»

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