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D.C. Set for Next Community Corps Day
D.C. is set to hold its next Community Corps Day of Action Day this weekend, and help is needed from…
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Remembering Ron Clark — Sept. 19, 1935 – May 14, 2019
Ron Clark worked to build a lasting institution committed to providing substance abuse treatment for addicted individuals.
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D.C.-Area Leaders Cautious of CDC Mask Guidance, Stress Vaccinations
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention may have eased its guidance on mask-wearing and social distancing, but leaders in…
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African American History Museum Among Friday’s Reopenings
Several D.C. museums shuttered last fall due to the coronavirus pandemic reopened Friday, including the National Museum of African American…
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Sen. Jeanne Shaheen Agrees to Co-Sponsor D.C. Statehood Bill
Sen. Jeanne Shaheen is the latest co-sponsor of a bill granting statehood to the District of Columbia — a key…
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D.C. Police Cadet Corps Trains Young People for Law Enforcement Careers
The D.C. Metropolitan Police Department’s Cadet Corps program serves as a vehicle to recruit District residents into the agency and…
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D.C. Public Service Commission Hosts Webinars for Entrepreneurs
A District government agency will sponsor a series of webinars over a two-month period to inform entrepreneurs about its contracting…
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Troublesome D.C. Neighborhoods Captured on Candid Camera
Neighborhoods in the District are expected to get safer and cleaner with the installment of a new Command and Customer…
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dLeña Comes to the Mt. Vernon Triangle Neighborhood
It is time to toss to the side those sweats, pajamas, and athleisure wear. It is the time to go…
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EDITORIAL: Counting Our Pandemic Wins
Could COVID-19 make life miserable for us again? It could. But returning to normal is possible with the aid of…
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