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DCist: World Central Kitchen Documentary Shows José Andrés At His Most Frenetic — And Difficult — Moments
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When José Andrés first came to D.C. in the ‘90s, few knew that the Spanish-born chef would be such a force of nature — not just in the local food scene, but in the world. We Feed People, a new…
Washington Post Editorial Board: D.C.’s mayoral race pits the fanciful against the pragmatic
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On the same day last week that D.C. mayoral candidate Robert C. White Jr. unveiled a plan to guarantee a job to any D.C. resident who wants one, Mayor Muriel E. Bowser (D) announced that the number…
UrbanTurf: The Verge, The Stacks and the Soccer Stadium Development: What’s on Tap at Buzzard Point
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Development has remained slow and steady in DC's Buzzard Point area since more than 1,000 units delivered in 2020, although the pipeline is only expanding.
DCist: Two People Were Killed By A Driver At Hains Point. A Year Later, Their Families Are Still Waiting For Answers
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The last time Erick Whitaker heard from his mother was early in the morning on April 24, 2021.
DCist: New D.C. Program Will Fully Fund Live Performances By Local Artists
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On the heels of announcing that Pharrell Williams is bringing his “Something in the Water” music festival to the District, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser launched a new program Tuesday aimed at bolstering…
Washington Post: D.C. attorney general hopefuls debate, with McDuffie off ballot and offstage
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Three men running to be D.C.’s attorney general sparred on Tuesday evening about what makes a lawyer most qualified for the job, in a candidates forum in which perhaps the loudest answer to that…
Washington Informer: McDuffie Allies Rally in Support of AG Bid Nixed by Election Board
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Allies of Kenyan McDuffie’s campaign for D.C. attorney general are waiting for a ruling by the D.C. Court of Appeals to keep his candidacy alive and will go an extra step and ask the D.C. Council to…
Washington Informer: Despite Challenges, McDuffie Garners Support for Attorney General Bid
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Ward 5 D.C. Council member Kenyan McDuffie, faced with the decision of the D.C. Board of Elections to remove him from the June 21 Democratic primary ballot in his quest for attorney general because…
Washington Blade: Ward 3 candidates express support for LGBTQ issues at Stonewall Dems forum
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Eight of nine in hotly contested race participate in virtual debate
WTOP: Urban planners detail 3 ways to re-imagine DC’s Pennsylvania Avenue
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One of America’s most famous roadways could be in for a makeover: Urban planners want to re-imagine downtown D.C.’s Pennsylvania Avenue as a signature outdoor venue, emphasizing people over cars and…
WTOP: Washington Spirit unveil championship rings, detail celebration plans
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From a championship ring ceremony to an appearance by D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser, the Washington Spirit have exciting plans for fans looking to finally celebrate their 2021 National Women’s Soccer…
Washington Post: In a city full of adjunct faculty members, many struggle to get by
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Adjuncts across the region are protesting what they say are unfair working conditions
Washington Post: Anita Bonds, enigma of the D.C. Council, wants to keep experimenting
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Anita Bonds started in D.C. politics a half-century ago as a behind-the-scenes player. She helped Marion Barry run for school board in 1971 and then mayor, and joined his administration and the two…
Washington Post Editorial Board: D.C. is lucky the Van Ness school shooting was not far bloodier
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Classes had just ended Friday afternoon and students were streaming out of a private school in Northwest Washington when shots suddenly rang out. More than 200 rounds of ammunition were fired. Four…
City Paper: The Green New Deal is Having a Moment in D.C. Politics. What Could it Actually Look Like?
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Social housing and a green jobs guarantee are ambitious goals, but could be worth taking seriously.
DCist: Ward 4 Councilmember Introduces D.C. ‘Green New Deal’ Bills For Housing And Lead Pipe Removal
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Ward 4 Councilmember Janeese Lewis George presented a D.C.- version of the Green New Deal, one that would limit climate change by creating mixed-income public housing, as well as remove lead pipes…
DCist: D.C., Virginia Attorneys General Launch Separate Probes Into Washington Commanders
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The D.C. and Virginia attorneys general have both opened separate investigations into the Washington Commanders, marking another legal tangle for the franchise as it faces an ongoing congressional…
WTOP: DC to host Pharrell’s ‘Something in the Water’ music festival on National Mall
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D.C. will be the 2022 site of Pharrell Williams’ “Something in the Water” music festival.
UrbanTurf: A Glimpse of the 350-Unit Proposal at the Takoma Metro Station
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Two months ago, the public got wind of a new proposal to redevelop part of the Takoma Metro station. Now, we are getting an idea of what that proposal will look like.