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‘I kept it very secret’: One trans woman’s journey transitioning in the military after ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ repeal

When should you get to the airport? Experts weigh in during record-breaking travel week

Take a hike! But not before packing some safety essentials for your trip

Loudoun Co. schools helping pair bikes with students who need them most

Anacostia River Splash to mark ‘milestone’ in river’s recovery

Grill power: How to grill safely through the summer

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July Fourth celebrations in the DC area

Celebrating local Pride heroes: A DC man brings health resources to Black LGBTQ communities nationwide

Terps, including a legend, help use sports to impart life lessons on summer campers

‘Fireworks are incredibly dangerous’: DC Fire holds live demonstration to show dangers of illegal fireworks

Arlington Co. recommends sharpshooters to reduce deer population in county parks

DC high-schooler wins national Doodle for Google competition with portrait of ‘super chaotic’ family dinners

Things to do in the DC area: Lavender Con, Smithsonian Folklife Festival … and more!

Community health official says ‘you should be getting tested’ on National HIV Testing Day

Staying home for Independence Day? How you can have an iconic view of DC’s fireworks

Va. library might be getting a name change after community outcry over current ‘very racist president’ name

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June 27

Matt About Town: Uncover hidden remnants of DC’s prehistoric past alongside city fossil hunter

Local pediatrician says there should be less phone time, more play time for kids this summer

Key to drive down crime this summer is knowing when to sound the alarm in communities, DC mayor says

Smithsonian Folklife Festival returns to DC with lacrosse, skateboarding and dancing

Seniors get healthy deliveries from DC Central Kitchen, DoorDash

Loudoun Co. school board passes tighter student cellphone policy, set to start this fall

Montgomery Co. officer who lost both legs plans return to police department and football field