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The Metro’s rail expansion map could include Georgetown
The ANC’s support of WMATA’s multi-billion dollar rail expansion could help bring a new Metro station to Georgetown.
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A lifelong horseman reckons with the thoroughbred industry’s future
Negative media attention and the introduction of a federal oversight committee for horse racing have not deterred a Kentucky veteran from championing the sport he loves.
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UDC’s New Free Master’s in Social Work: A Response to D.C.’s Social Worker Shortage
D.C. Council signs a bill that will create a free Master's in Social Work at UDC, to address the city's pressing social worker shortage amid rising homelessness.
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Cherry blossom fans visit Kenwood neighborhood as alternative to crowded Tidal Basin
A residential neighborhood in Chevy Chase is an insider cherry blossom destination for devoted fans of the springtime trees, serving as an alternative to the popular Tidal Basin area in D.C.
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George Washington University resident doctors picket for pay, benefits
University and resident doctors at standstill in union demands, with further negotiations scheduled in two weeks. George Washington University resident doctors Maryssa Miller and Jason Robart, among others, led efforts...
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The past, present and future of the District’s fallout shelters
Just below the surface, the District is hiding hundreds of fallout shelters. But in a pinch, could you still use one?
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Friendship Heights’ mall down another retailer
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D.C. moves forward with two new hospitals, but how will they affect health access?
George Washington University and Howard University will both open new hospitals in the next six years, which the city government says will improve health-care access for D.C.’s most vulnerable residents.
Anna Brugmann
Residents dream up new future for the Crystal City Underground
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Verónica Del Valle
Safety concerns grip Deanwood as violent crime incidents see a rise
Nestled in the Northeast quadrant, Deanwood's safety concerns weigh heavily on the minds of its residents. As violent crime incidents continue to surge, the streets grow quiet.
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