There's only so much that can be said in 160 characters. I thoroughly enjoy writing to inform and inspire, to use my voice to express observations, thoughts, and emotions. Whether it's a game summary, editorial, essay, or think-piece I seek to offer my skills through story, print, and on the web.
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The construction of Nationals Park represented not only the ability of the city of Washington to construct a momentous public work in record time, but was also a success in overcoming numerous obstacles, uniting several divided factions to return baseball to DC. Nationals Park also now serves as the cornerstone for redevelopment in Southeast, Washington, and represents the importance of creating a public space that puts environmental stewardship as a primary focus.
As “America’s Pastime” baseball is deeply ingrained into the nation’s cultural ethos, and across generations many people have an vested interest in maintaining a perception character and integrity of the game. By positioning themselves at the forefront of the issue, Waxman, Davis, and other lawmakers marketed themselves as caretakers of that Pastime that holds prominent cultural significance.
