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Pay cuts, possible sale at Washington City Paper

Employees at Washington City Paper are taking pay cuts as its hedge fund owner tries to sell a sister publication in Chicago, and now its D.C. publication and another in Atlanta as well.

Tags: Washington City Paper, D.C., newspaper

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Barry says he's 'on schedule' for fundraising

Tags: Marion Barry, D.C.

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D.C. man charged with murder in death of 20-month old boy

Tags: Jonathan Fullard, Keyontae Osbia Moore, D.C., murder

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Navigating Adams Morgan tricky for drivers, walkers

Getting to and through Adams Morgan these days is even more difficult than it already was, with road and sidewalk work creating an obstacle course.

Tags: Adams Morgan, D.C., Neal Augenstein

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Experience 40 years of video games at the Smithsonian

In all that time, a lot has been said about the merits of home gaming. Some see it as a useful outlet for developing hand-eye coordination or simply a great way to have fun. Others see games as a complete waste of time.

Tags: nathan hagar, GameFest, The Art of Video Games, American Art Museum, Chris Melissinos, Smithsonian, video games, D.C.

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Activist to staffer: 'Don't make me go Southeast on you'

Not everybody is welcome inside John A. Wilson Building, the legislative epicenter of the District where the mayor, D.C. Council and other government offices are located.

Tags: D.C., D.C. Council, Ellsworth Colbert, muriel bowser, Wilson Building, mark segraves

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Chef Jose Andres rolls out food truck eatery in D.C.

Washington chef Jose Andres is joining the city's food truck craze by rolling out Spanish dishes from a new mobile eatery called Pepe.

Tags: Jose Andres, food truck, Pepe, ThinkFoodGroup, restaurant, D.C.

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Marine Corps Marathon registration sells out

Registration for the 37th Marine Corps Marathon, which has a race course that winds through Virginia and the nation's capital, sold out in a less than three hours.

Tags: Marine Corps Marathon, D.C.

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D.C. Council votes on changes to gun law changes

The D.C. Council has given preliminary approval to a bill that would roll back some rules for possessing a gun in the District of Columbia.

Tags: Phil Mendelson, guns, D.C.

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Mayor Gray to pitch statehood at GOP convention

The District of Columbia's Democratic mayor plans to take his campaign for statehood to the Republican Party's national convention in Tampa.

Tags: D.C., New Hampshire, statehood, Sam Jewler, Vincent Gray, Kwame Brown

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