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Advocacy for more grocery stores east of the Anacostia River in DC slowly paying off

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Advocacy for more grocery stores east of the Anacostia River in DC slowly paying off

For those experiencing domestic abuse, DC has resources that can help

For those experiencing domestic abuse, DC has resources that can help

DC Jail healthcare provider comments on accusations staff withheld care

DC Jail healthcare provider comments on accusations staff withheld care

DC’s developmentally disabled community especially hard-hit by COVID-19

DC’s developmentally disabled community especially hard-hit by COVID-19

Metro service reduction likely to remain through November

Metro service reduction likely to remain through November

DC’s biggest COVID-19 challenges? Vaccine misinformation, hesitancy

DC’s biggest COVID-19 challenges? Vaccine misinformation, hesitancy

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DC night bazaar celebrates Asian culture, supports small businesses

DC night bazaar celebrates Asian culture, supports small businesses

George Washington U. joining Metro’s U-Pass program

November 5

PHOTOS: Soldier-diplomat Colin Powell laid to rest at Washington National Cathedral

Metro police seek suspect in alleged Blue Line assault

Metro police seek suspect in alleged Blue Line assault

DC streets to close for Asian-inspired ‘Red Eye Market’

DC streets to close for Asian-inspired ‘Red Eye Market’

Navy Yard’s newest apartments: Pools, penthouses — and podcasting studio

Navy Yard’s newest apartments: Pools, penthouses — and podcasting studio

Freddie Mac wants on-time rent to count on credit reports

Freddie Mac wants on-time rent to count on credit reports

‘Jackson Reed’ front-runner in renaming of DC’s Woodrow Wilson High

‘Jackson Reed’ front-runner in renaming of DC’s Woodrow Wilson High

$95M fund aims to make sure all DC resident have health care they need

$95M fund aims to make sure all DC resident have health care they need

A DC woman had her pumpkins stolen. Now, an area restaurant is helping her make pie

A DC woman had her pumpkins stolen. Now, an area restaurant is helping her make pie

Musician Johnny Artis

November 5

Johnny Artis, staple of the DC music scene, dies of COVID-19 complications

‘It’s been a hard day’: Popular Captain White’s Seafood barge leaves Wharf

‘It’s been a hard day’: Popular Captain White’s Seafood barge leaves Wharf

DC health director rejects gym owners’ calls to loosen mask mandate

DC health director rejects gym owners’ calls to loosen mask mandate

DC Water to begin disconnecting service to customers with past-due bills in December

DC Water to begin disconnecting service to customers with past-due bills in December

‘We never get rid of that pain’: Mother shares loss in push for pedestrian, bike safety

‘We never get rid of that pain’: Mother shares loss in push for pedestrian, bike safety

Volunteers take over DC Armory to create a special thank-you for veterans

Volunteers take over DC Armory to create a special thank-you for veterans

DC’s Canal Road reopens after overnight fire in wooded area

DC’s Canal Road reopens after overnight fire in wooded area

Navy Yard among most ‘apartment crazed’ markets in the country

Navy Yard among most ‘apartment crazed’ markets in the country

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