Although the Kennedy Center’s highly regarded revival of “Follies” closes on Broadway on Jan. 22 after a 4 ½-month run, the production isn’t going into retirement just yet. Los Angeles’s Center Theatre Group, the nonprofit organization that runs the Ahmanson Theatre, announced Tuesday that the Broadway production will be re-mounted there from May 3 to June 9. Read full article > >

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‘Follies’ revival bound for Los Angeles

The Second Mile will try to transfer its programs to other nonprofit organizations and will conduct an investigation into its actions relating to Jerry Sandusky’s alleged sexual abuse.

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Charity Founded by Sandusky Plans to Fold

At a black-tie dinner Saturday, former Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates will receive an award from an outfit especially sympathetic to the rigors of his old job: the Panetta Institute for Public Policy , an academic center co-founded by Gates’s successor at the Pentagon, Leon E. Panetta. Panetta, who took over from Gates in July , has recused himself from direct involvement in the Monterey, Calif.-based institute since 2009, when he returned to government service to lead the CIA. But Panetta is expected to attend the dinner with his wife, Sylvia, who has run the nonprofit institute in his absence. Read full article > >

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Back in Monterey, Panetta’s institute honors a Washington crowd

Virginia lost about 2,800 technology jobs last year but remains the state with the greatest percentage of private-sector technology workers, according to an annual report on tech industry employment set for release Wednesday. The District, however, bucked the trend by registering a net gain of 1,400 jobs in its high-technology industry, according to the annual Cyberstates report produced by the TechAmerica Foundation, the nonprofit arm of the industry group TechAmerica. Read full article > >

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Virginia loses tech jobs but maintains highest concentration in U.S.

Narayanan Krishnan brings hot meals daily to India’s homeless and destitute. Since 2002, the chef has served more than 1.2 million meals through his nonprofit organization, Akshaya Trust.

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Chef feeds India’s less fortunate