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ALT The Kennedy Center and Ford's Theatre plan to require patrons and performers to show proof that they are vaccinated against COVID-19 or recently got a negative test before they attend indoor performances and events. Starting Sept. 1, the Kennedy Center says both venues will start asking to see a vaccination record and an ID for admittance. They join a growing list of D.C.-area venues mandating COVID-19 prevention measures, including The Anthem, Merriweather Post Pavilion and Echostage.

ALT “Those of us who have hearing realize when we don’t hear something how different a place will seem,” said Kim. “Conversely, memories are often triggered by the sound of something. . . . Sound overwhelms us. It makes us feel crazy sometimes. It soothes us sometimes.” The centerpiece of the project is an interactive online map of the District and its environs to which users can drop a pin and add points of sound, whether that’s Taps performed by a lone bugler at Arlington National Cemetery or a drum line at the Palisades Fourth of July parade. Washington Post Local Perspective July 20 2021

ALT “I think it was 1 in the morning,” said fellow New Jersey Democratic Rep. Tom Malinowski. “There were a couple National Guardsman and I noticed somebody on his hands and knees leaning under a bench to pick something up and it was Andy all by himself, just quietly removing debris and putting it in a plastic bag. He was clearly not doing it for an audience. “It was for me the most poignant moment of the long night.” via NBC 4 Washington







