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Washington Post: In a once-gritty D.C. market, these wholesalers’ world is slipping away

Dionna Duncan and Jayne O'Donnell Jun 18, 2021
Raymond Kim knew his time was up long before his landlord hung a “For Sale” on the building where he took over a wholesale meat, chicken and seafood shop 13 years ago.
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For one little girl, sexual assaults changed her life until she took control. Now she’s a successful…

Dionna Duncan and Jayne O'Donnell Mar 15, 2021
“On the day my grandmother caught him fondling me, I was wearing my favorite pink cotton dress. Now pink is a trigger for me.”Roz Overstreet-Gonzalez Growing up, Roz Overstreet-Gonzalez lived a typical life in San Bernardino,…

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District Links: Local, federal officials outline plans for next month’s Grand Prix race; Trump set to announce…

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Mayor Muriel Bowser today joined federal, regional and event officials to outline operational and security plans for next month's Freedom 250 Grand Prix event near the National Mall.

District Links: Bowser opts not to sign FY 2027 budget; IG releases report on MPD data; DDOT tries ‘cool…

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The District Department of Transportation yesterday launched a "Cool Corridors" pilot study that aims to keep neighborhoods cooler and strengthen climate resilience throughout the city.

District Links: Preservationists decry proposed changes to federal review process; draft IG report cites breakdowns in…

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Preservation and environmental groups are decrying proposed changes advanced by a federal panel that would upend what's known as the Section 106 review process, named for the relevant section of the…

District Links: DC reopens Ward 7’s Rosedale Pool after $6.8M expansion; Metro sees ridership drop after…

Jul 24, 2026 32
Ward 7's Rosedale Outdoor Pool is open for the first time this summer after a $6.8 million renovation that expanded the facility by more than 1,400 square feet.
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