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More about the Mall flood control plan

The flood control levee planned for the Washington Monument grounds at 17th Street addresses only one of a number of flooding threats to central Washington and the National Mall, as described by scientist Steve Tracton in this Washington Post blog. Read More...

Shut out on Mall security

Today's Washington Post has my Letter to the Editor responding to Philip Kennicott's commentary on the Washington Monument security meeting last week. Read More...

A public failure of monumental scale

In today's Washington Post, Philip Kennicott perfectly captures what we've encountered ever since creation of the National Coalition to Save Our Mall ten years ago. Read More...

Iconic obelisk presents a monumental security issue

The front page of today's Washington Post features a story (see below) about a proposed new security screening facility for visitors to the Washington Monument. Read More...

November 8th public scoping for Washington Monument security

The public scoping meeting to discuss new permanent security facilities for the Washington Monument takes place November 8th. Read More...

NCPC hearing on Jefferson Security / Museum modifications

At its public meeting today, the National Capital Planning Commission will review Mall-related projects.  The meeting begins at 12:30 p.m. Read More...

Post's Kennicott on Supreme Court building security

In yesterday's Washington Post, culture critic Phil Kennicott finds glimmers of hope in a group of Congressional dissenters to the security mania marring access to our most symbolic public buildings. How can Congress and the public get decision-makers to look seriously at creative alternatives to this barricade mentality? Read More...