In many large cities, affordable fresh grains and vegetables can be difficult to find. A D.C.-based market organizer with ties to Silver Spring is looking to change the dynamic.
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Ben Baker
Montgomery County ahead of schedule for providing free menstrual products to students
After Maryland enacted a law mandating all public middle and high schools in the state provide free menstrual products to students, Montgomery County Public Schools laid out an ambitious plan to provide multiple...
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Some surviving families fight an uphill battle over "honor" that dampens officers' career and an ability to obtain full benefits.
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ANC commissioner still has concerns over DC library interim services
The commissioner of the Southeast Library Task Force hopes to put pressure on the DC Public Library System to extend the hours of an interim service provided by the DCPL at the Arthur Capper Community Center, during the...
Nicholas Fogleman
Tenleytown arson suspect arrested
D.C. authorities have arrested a suspect in connection with a series of dumpster fires in the Tenleytown area, spreading into Georgetown. The fire caused significant damage to properties, including businesses like Solar...
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Community voices clash with Montgomery County’s lauded affordable housing plans
In the ongoing debate surrounding affordable housing in Montgomery County, the tension between the county's initiatives and the sentiments of community members persists. While Montgomery County has garnered acclaim for...
Siddhi Mahatole
Local man “lucky” to have stolen car back despite law enforcement gaffe
Putting Alexandria’s car theft into a broader perspective.
Cameron Adams
Capitol Hill housing non-profit receives significant grant to combat homelessness
A $2.5 million gift propels Everyone Home DC into the New Year. The nonprofit wants to expand support for families facing housing insecurity and homelessness with the largest gift in the organizations history.
Wisconsin Avenue road work causes some bus delays
Road paving projects along Wisconsin Avenue NW will continue through early January, according to the District Department of Transportation. The road work project temporarily closes down lanes.
Dima Amro
Dozens arrested in Capitol protest demanding ceasefire amid Israel-Hamas conflict
The protests coincided with renewed Congressional negotiations on a comprehensive aid package to Israel.
Kaishi Chhabra