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Metro Looks to Foot Bill for Special Events
Metro, in hopes of regaining ridership lost during the coronavirus pandemic, said it temporarily waive fees it charges for keeping…
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Maryland Reports Fewest COVID Cases Since July
Maryland reported its fewest coronavirus cases in a single day on Monday since July 6.
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Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam Plans to Lift COVID Restrictions on June 15
Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam said Thursday he plans to lift the state's capacity and distancing restrictions by next month, provided…
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Appointments No Longer Necessary at Maryland Mass Vaccination Sites
Maryland residents no longer need an appointment to get vaccinated at any of the state’s 13 mass coronavirus vaccination sites.
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D.C. Residents Walk Up in a Day of Action Against COVID-19
District residents took advantage of the suspension of the pre-registration coronavirus vaccine program and turned out in large numbers on…
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Pending D.C. Council Legislation Reinforces MPD’s ‘No-Chase’ Policy
For several weeks toward the end of last year, protesters repeatedly converged on the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) Fourth District…
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DMV Announces Reopening Plans
As of the month of May, the District, Maryland and Virginia have moved to lift some coronavirus restrictions due to…
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St. Ann’s Infant Home, a Post-Civil War Icon, Observes 160 Years of Charity
With the Civil War slogging into a second bloody year, Washington, D.C. teeming with Union army soldiers overwhelmed by a…
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D.C. Offers Free Beer for Vaccination
The D.C. government is offering a free beer to anyone 21 and older who receives a coronavirus vaccination Thursday at…
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D.C. Council Unanimously Confirms Robert Contee as Police Chief
The D.C. Council unanimously confirmed Robert J. Contee III as the new chief of the Metropolitan Police Department on Tuesday.
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