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Three Well-Known Bakeries Choose D.C. for Expanded Locations
Amid the coronavirus crisis, three well-known bakeries have chosen D.C. as their expanded locations.
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It’s ‘Back to Black’ as Smithsonian Reopens Doors to its Popular Museum
Friday, Sept. 24, will mark the fourth anniversary of the much-heralded and long-awaited grand opening of the Smithsonian's National Museum…
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DOES Under Fire for Unemployment Compensation Delays
After nearly seven months, and an untold number of hours on the phone, Zina Ford recently found out, for the…
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More than 92 Percent of D.C. Residents Have Responded to 2020 Census
While the District of Columbia, at 62.6 percent, falls slightly below the 2020 U.S. Census national self-response rate – 68.9…
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DMV Leaders Talk COVID-19, Education
The three top leaders that represent the D.C. region talked about the coronavirus pandemic, education, transportation and other topics during…
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Dr. Candace Ashley: The Dog and Cat Whisperer of Anacostia
On any given day, for several hours at a time, one can find a meandering line of dog and cat…
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Why Working Women in D.C. Succeed on the Job and What Other Cities Can Learn
When the third annual 2020 Best Places for Working Women survey placed the District at the top of all cities’…
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A Look at the At-Large D.C. School Board Race
In this year’s at-large race, six people are vying for a position that comes with a racially and socioeconomically diverse…
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COVID-19 Defines Maternal & Infant Health Summit
The coronavirus pandemic and its impact on mothers and babies took center-stage at the third annual National Maternal & Infant…
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During Pandemic, DC Now Events Highlight Fun, Socially Conscious Events
Within a matter of weeks, the coronavirus pandemic has rearranged the local nightlife and entertainment industry to what some argue…
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