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Smithsonian Museums Return to Seven Days a Week Schedule

The Smithsonian announced that a majority of its museums will go back to their regular schedule by Memorial Day, May 30.
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Google Grants $1 Million to Train DC Residents for In-Demand Tech Jobs

DC Mayor Muriel Bowser announced a partnership with Google and a grant of $1 million from the tech giant for the education of DC residents.
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US Capitol Reopens to Public for First Time Since March 2020

The US Capitol is reopening to visitors for limited guided tours on March 28, two years after it was closed to visits due to the pandemic.
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Vaccination of Kids Without Parents’ Consent in DC Blocked by Judge

A federal judge has temporarily banned DC from enforcing a law that permits minors to get vaccinated without parental consent.
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Cherry Blossoms Reach Peak Bloom, NPS Announces

The District's famous cherry blossoms along the Tidal Basin have reached peak bloom, the National Park Service announced.
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Metrorail Increases Weekend Service for Cherry Blossom Season

As DC's cherry blossoms reach peak bloom, Metro is operating more trains on weekends until mid-April to accommodate more visitors.
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National Zoo Hosts ‘Pandaversary’ to Celebrate 50 Years of Giant Pandas

The National Zoo marked the 50th anniversary of the arrival of the first giant pandas on April 16, and started a six-month celebration.
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Consumer Complaints in DC Hit Record High in 2021, AG Says

The Office of the Attorney General for Washington DC received over 2,500 consumer complaints in 2021, according to a new report.
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