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D.C. Shoots Down Church’s Request for Vaccinated-Only Section
A D.C. church's attempt to cordon off a vaccinated-only section during its service to get around social distancing requirements was…
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New Program to Help D.C. Residents with Rent Utilities
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser’s office has launched a new $350 million program aimed at helping residents pay their rent and…
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Empower DC to Provide Resident Briefings on Comprehensive Plan, Racial Equity
So far, more than 1,200 residents from all eight wards in D.C. have met with Empower DC, the citywide grassroots…
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Baltimore Becoming a COVID Hot Spot, City Officials Fear
Baltimore City has emerged as a coronavirus hot spot in Maryland, hitting levels not seen since the winter holidays.
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Maryland Now Has 14 Jurisdictions in COVID ‘Red Zone’: Report
More than half of Maryland's jurisdictions are now in the coronavirus "red zone" of positivity and case rates, according to…
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D.C. to Offer Walk-In COVID-19 Sites for Residents 65 and Older
D.C. residents 65 and older will be able to get a coronavirus vaccination at walk-up sites throughout the city without…
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House Committee Passes D.C. Statehood Bill
The House Committee on Oversight and Reform passed legislation on Wednesday to make D.C. the 51st state despite Republican amendments…
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Equitable Internet Access Remains a Hot-Button Issue
In response to what’s been described as the technological divide, D.C. Council member Charles Allen (D-Ward 6) recently introduced legislation…
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Bluerock Care Responds to Health Needs in Wards 7, 8
A new medical firm has opened in the District to meet the medical needs of seniors who primarily reside east…
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A Tale of Two Princes
When global attention zeroes in on St. George's Chapel for Prince Phillip's royal funeral April 17, a quiet corner of…
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