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Motasem A Dalloul

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The Christopher Columbus Memorial Fountain right in front of Union Station. It had been dry and in pretty bad shape since 2007, that’s about 19 years, before they just turned the water back on a couple days ago. It cost around $11.8 million to fix: new plumbing, cleaned the marble, safer walkways, and fresh landscaping. It’s part of a bigger push fixing up nearly 30 fountains across DC, including the big cascading one at Meridian Hill Park that had been off for about seven years. Nice to see them flowing again. Nobody’s put out an official number, but the pattern’s pretty clear with these old historic fountains. Once plumbing cracks, pipes corrode, and stonework starts falling apart after 19 years of zero maintenance, you end up paying the full $11.8 million like they just did for the Columbus fountain. If it had been kept running with regular cleaning, pump service, and minor fixes every year, you’re probably looking at maybe $20,000 to $50,000 a year tops for a fountain that size, mostly labor, electricity, and basic parts. Over 19 years that would’ve been under a million easy. The big repair bill comes from all the deferred damage piling up.

The Christopher Columbus Memorial Fountain right in front of Union Station. It had been dry and in pretty bad shape since 2007, that’s about 19 years, before they just turned the water back on a couple days ago. It cost around $11.8 million to fix: new plumbing, cleaned the marble, safer walkways, and fresh landscaping. It’s part of a bigger push fixing up nearly 30 fountains across DC, including the big cascading one at Meridian Hill Park that had been off for about seven years. Nice to see them flowing again. Nobody’s put out an official number, but the pattern’s pretty clear with these old historic fountains. Once plumbing cracks, pipes corrode, and stonework starts falling apart after 19 years of zero maintenance, you end up paying the full $11.8 million like they just did for the Columbus fountain. If it had been kept running with regular cleaning, pump service, and minor fixes every year, you’re probably looking at maybe $20,000 to $50,000 a year tops for a fountain that size, mostly labor, electricity, and basic parts. Over 19 years that would’ve been under a million easy. The big repair bill comes from all the deferred damage piling up.

Patricia 🇺🇸

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NEW: Former banker Chirayu Rana was offered $1 million by JPMorgan to settle his s*x slave allegations, which he countered at ~$12 million. The development comes as it has been revealed that Rana was referred for mental health treatment by the Manhattan DA's office. According to the WSJ, following weeks of mediation, JPMorgan sent a $1 million settlement offer to Rana and his lawyers in March. "We did try to reach an agreement to avoid the time and expense of litigation and to support an employee who was being threatened with the very reputational harm now unfolding," a spokesman for the bank said. "We continue to believe these allegations have no merit and new information raised as a result of the public filing only reinforces that conclusion." New reporting also reveals that the Manhattan DA's office referred Rana for mental health treatment after he alleged that he was traumatized by his boss. According to the New York Post, Rana sent an email to a therapist in June, saying he could hear Lorna Hajdini’s voice inside his head, saying he had "recurrent nightmares" about the alleged assaults.

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NEW: Former banker Chirayu Rana was offered $1 million by JPMorgan to settle his s*x slave allegations, which he countered at ~$12 million. The development comes as it has been revealed that Rana was referred for mental health treatment by the Manhattan DA's office. According to the WSJ, following weeks of mediation, JPMorgan sent a $1 million settlement offer to Rana and his lawyers in March. "We did try to reach an agreement to avoid the time and expense of litigation and to support an employee who was being threatened with the very reputational harm now unfolding," a spokesman for the bank said. "We continue to believe these allegations have no merit and new information raised as a result of the public filing only reinforces that conclusion." New reporting also reveals that the Manhattan DA's office referred Rana for mental health treatment after he alleged that he was traumatized by his boss. According to the New York Post, Rana sent an email to a therapist in June, saying he could hear Lorna Hajdini’s voice inside his head, saying he had "recurrent nightmares" about the alleged assaults.

Collin Rugg

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