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Ronald Reagan Building to Host Commercial Space Transportation Conference
The Commercial Spaceflight Federation is holding the 23rd Annual FAA Commercial Space Transportation Conference on January 29-30.
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Spy Museum to Host Zero Trust Security Summit 2020
Digital security enthusiasts are preparing to meet up at the District’s Zero Trust Security Summit 2020 on Tuesday, January 28.
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Capital One Arena to Make Tickets Digital Only
Washington, D.C.’s Capital One Arena is planning to go fully digital, dropping the use of paper tickets starting from January.
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10,000 Electric Scooters Approved to Roam DC Streets in 2020
Four electric scooter companies received permits from the D.C. Department of Transportation (DDOT) to operate 10,000 vehicles in Washington, D.C....
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Apple Maps App Now Provides Real-Time Info on Metro Arrivals
Washington Metro riders who use iPhone will now have access to real-time information on the arrivals of trains and buses...
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DC to Spend $5 Million for Additional 140 Security Cameras Around City
The District of Columbia is planning to install at least 140 new CCTV security cameras in high-crime neighborhoods for $5...
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National Archives Hosts Exhibit of Official UFO Documents
A new exhibit at the National Archives is likely to attract UFO enthusiasts based in D.C. with some of Project...
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Google Launches Crowdsourced Transit App Pigeon in Washington DC
Pigeon, a crowdsourced transit app developed by Google’s Area 120 lab, has been rolled out Tuesday in Washington, D.C., along...
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DC’s Annual CyberWeek Returning with Over 100 Events
The nation’s capital is preparing for the country's largest cybersecurity festival: D.C. CyberWeek 2019 that is scheduled for October 21...
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Solar Permits Skyrocketed in DC This Year
The District of Columbia issued more than twice as many solar installation permits in fiscal year 2019, compared to last...
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