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July 14, 2010

Norton Statues Bill Goes to House Floor

WASHINGTON, DC - The Committee on House Administration passed today Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton's (D-DC) bill, H.R. 5493, to permit two statues honoring the residents of the District of Columbia to be placed in the U.S. Capitol, despite a Republican attempt to reduce the number to one statue, equating the District to a non-federal taxpaying territory.


July 13, 2010

Norton to See Architect Friday and to Hold a Hearing on Safety Hazards in Capitol Complex

July 13, 2010


July 13, 2010

Norton's Bill to Place Two District Statues in Capitol Scheduled for Markup in House Administration Committee, Wednesday

July 13, 2010


July 13, 2010

Norton Introduces Resolution to Launch Annual National Dance Day

July 13, 2010


July 13, 2010

Norton Introduces Bill to Compel Feds to Pay Same Anti-pollution Water Runoff Fees as D.C. Residents

WASHINGTON, DC - Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC) introduced a bill today to require the federal government to pay fees assessed by D.C. and other local governments around the country for the management of stormwater runoff from federal properties.


July 9, 2010

Norton Urges Stamp Committee to Issue Postal Stamp in Honor of Two Postal Service Employees Who Died in Anthrax Attack


July 9, 2010

Norton's National Dance Day Resolution Celebrated on

"So You Think You Can Dance"


July 8, 2010

Norton Meets with Her Latino Congressional Council to Discuss the Justice Department's Arizona Lawsuit and the Needs of the Hispanic Community

July 8, 2010


July 7, 2010

District of Columbia National Disaster Insurance Protection Act

July 7, 2010


July 2, 2010

Norton Will Honor "The Costume Lady" at Park Dedication

WASHINGTON, DC - Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC) and Ward 6 Councilman Tommy Wells will speak at the dedication ceremony of the "Lola Beaver Memorial Park" located at the corners of Massachusetts Avenue, Ninth and A streets, NE at 12:00 p.m. onMonday, July 5, 2010 to commemorate what would have been Lola Beaver's 100th birthday.