DC 5th Ward Council candidates work to close the gap

Gibson Hubbard stopped by the home of Garland L. Trent, a master electrician. “I want to live in a ward where everyone can grow and develop. I don’t see that happening,” she said. Soon Trent opened the door wider to show off the house he had gutted and remodeled, then told Gibson Hubbard about his mother, a wealthy Washington woman, and his fear of the future. crimes of disgruntled young people. “More people need hope,” says Gibson Hubbard, and Trent exclaims, “You’re really trying to win my vote here! I’m about to burst into tears.”