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Bethany-Fenwick restaurants
From gourmet markets to fine-dining establishments, here are some recommendations on where to eat in Bethany Beach and Fenwick Island, straight from the folks at WTOP.
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Tips for secondhand home design
Interested in redesigning your home without breaking the bank? Put down the furniture catalog, close the Pinterest browser and head to your local thrift store. An interior design expert shares some tips.
3 days ago -
5 things you need to know about infertility
Infertility affects 1 in 8 couples. It’s not a female issue; it’s not a male issue. And here’s what else you need to know about it.
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From world’s best restaurant to school cafeteria: Chef shakes up school lunch
Cooking lunch for kids isn’t too far of a departure from preparing plates for more discerning palates. Just ask one chef who traded in his position at one of the world’s best restaurants to work in school cafeterias.
5 days ago -
Study finds breaking cycle of poverty could start in preschool classroom
New research shows the key to ending intergenerational poverty could be preschool.
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DC chefs win at James Beard Awards
The James Beard Awards are considered among the highest honors in the culinary industry, and D.C. has some winners.
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DC, nearby counties receive failing grade for healthy air
The D.C. area is used to earning high marks on health ranking reports, but when it comes to the health of the air, the region is failing, according to a new report.
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With a focus on outdoors, Georgetown House Tour returns for 88th year
Revel in modern architecture, historic homes and outdoor oases during the 88th annual Georgetown House Tour. (See Photos)
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Through research, treatment and education, GW Cancer Center takes multidisciplinary approach to cancer care
A few years ago, the George Washington University (GW) opened a state-of-the-art cancer center on its D.C. campus to advance cancer research, patient care and community outreach. Three of the GW Cancer Center’s experts recently stopped by WTOP to discuss their approach to caring for patients and the unique benefits of being treated at an academic medical center.
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From a ‘soul crushing’ closure to culinary success, DC chef dishes on career in new memoir
To say Kwame Onwuachi is on top of his game is an understatement. Two years ago, however, he almost abandoned his career. Now, he’s sharing the ups and downs of his culinary journey in a new memoir.
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From trash to tacos: DC restaurants work to reduce food waste
Every year, restaurants in the U.S. generate 22 billion pounds of food waste, or the equivalent of $25 billion. But a local movement is underway to show that when it comes to food, trash is actually pretty tasty.
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Beyond brunch: What to do Easter weekend
Need something beyond brunch plans for Easter weekend? There are plenty of events happening throughout the D.C. area to keep you — and any out-of-town-guests — entertained.
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World Autism Day: Know the signs of autism and first steps after diagnosis
In the U.S., about one in 59 children is diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) — a developmental disability caused by differences in the brain. Here’s what autism looks like, and why early intervention is key.
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Get a taste of the world at annual Embassy Chef Challenge
The goal of the annual event is to introduce Washingtonians to the foods and flavors of countries and cultures around the world — no passport required.
2 months ago -
At Peter Chang’s new Northern Virginia restaurant, women are the focus
Peter Chang has become somewhat of a household name in the D.C. area. But his latest restaurant pays homage to the behind-the-scenes influences in his culinary career: the women in his family and the meals they cook at home.
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