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Breaking into DC’s freelance economy? Tips for first-timers
Small business accounting and invoicing software company Freshbooks has a checklist for freelancers to help keep things in order.
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Snow totals in the DC area
This weekend’s storm dumped several inches of snow while most of the D.C. region slept — more than enough for dicey conditions on roadways and weekend activities to be canceled.
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Blue Duck Tavern opens outdoor ‘Fire Garden’ (with fondue and blankets)
The new outdoor space, called the Fire Garden, is open weekdays from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. and on weekends from 1 p.m. to 10 p.m.
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Storm punishes swath of US with snow, ice and freezing rain
A winter storm that contributed to at least five deaths in the Midwest pummeled the mid-Atlantic region for a second day Sunday, bringing with it an icy mix that knocked out power, canceled flights and contributed to hundreds of car accidents. See photos.
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Church envoy begs McCarrick to repent as abuse verdict nears
A retired Vatican diplomat wrote that a public show of repentance would be a “gift” to the church to help it heal from the sex abuse crisis.
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First snow of the year brings closings, and nasty road conditions
The D.C. region endured its first major snowstorm of 2019, bringing with it rounds of closures and icy road conditions.
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WATCH: Dozens flood National Mall for snowy battle royale
Some people get excited when they wake up to a fresh blanket of snow. They dream of making snow angels, building snowmen, or even just watching the flakes fall from the warmth of their home. Others prepare for battle. See photos.
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OPM will monitor weekend weather, be at the ready to change operating status
In a brief statement Friday, the Office of Personnel Management said it will coordinate with other agencies to determine whether a change in operating status is needed.
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How to cope with stress through shutdown, financial uncertainty
According to the American Psychological Association, more than a third of Americans say unexpected expenses are a source of stress when it comes to finances. Learning to cope by keeping up with your mental and physical health should be a priority.
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2 dead after early morning shooting in Southwest DC
An early morning shooting left a man and a woman dead in Southwest D.C. on Sunday. Police are still looking for a suspect.
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NE DC shooting sends 3 to hospital
A triple shooting in Northeast D.C. left one person with life-threatening injuries and sent two teens to trauma centers Saturday afternoon.
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McCarrick accuser cooperates with NYC prosecutors on abuse
The key accuser in the sex abuse case alleges that McCarrick, the retired archbishop of Washington, continued abusing him for some two decades
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JD Gibbs, son of former Redskins coach, dies
J.D. Gibbs, the oldest son of former Washington Redskins coach Joe Gibbs, has died. He was 49 years old.
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Photos of the week: Jan. 5-12
Here are photos from stories that happened last week. Scroll through to see if you’ve missed any.
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US Airman sentenced in hate-fueled attack of Sikh man in Dupont Circle
Three years after an unprompted hate crime, Dylan Millhausen, of Houston, learned he’ll spend more than a year in prison for attacking a member of the Sikh religion, Mehtab Bakhshi, in Dupont Circle.
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