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Top Floor of Metro Headquarters Building in DC Bursts Into Flames
A fire broke out in a Northwest D.C. building that houses the headquarters of Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA)...
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Take-Out and Delivery Alcohol May Become Permanent at DC Restaurants
The practice of offering alcohol to go at some bars and restaurants in the District of Columbia can be permanently...
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Protesters Shut Down DC Streets to Call for More Social Distancing Space
A street safety advocacy group held an action on Memorial Day, blocking off streets in D.C. in protest of lack...
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Events at RFK Campus Venues Postponed Until Further Notice
Events that were scheduled to take place on the RFK Campus from June 8 have been postponed by Events D.C....
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DC Launches Program to Give College Guidance for High School Graduates
D.C. Public Schools (DCPS) has started a new program titled “DCPS Persists” to provide college-bound graduates with a support network...
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Memorial Day Events Live-Streamed This Year Due to Pandemic
D.C. residents, along with the rest of the country, are only able to view online many Memorial Day celebrations due...
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USPS Offers $50,000 Reward for Info on Paintball Attacks Targeting DC Mail Carriers
The USPS is offering a reward of up to $50,000 for anyone with info on the suspects who hit five...
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DC Likely to Start Reopening Next Friday, Mayor Bowser Says
Washington, D.C. could begin a staggered reopening starting from Friday, May 29 depending on coronavirus-related figures, according to Mayor Muriel...
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National Building Museum Dismisses Dozens of Employees
The National Building Museum has decided to lay off more than 40 members of its staff, leaving only 20 employees...
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DC Improv Turns Into Online Comedy Venue During Pandemic
The District's reputable comedy venue DC Improv is offering stand-up shows online via the video conferencing app Zoom due to...
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