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First Ward 4 walk-up vaccination site opens at Petworth Library
Residents of Ward 4 can now receive their COVID-19 vaccines and boosters along with a flu shot at the Petworth Neighborhood Library.
Carley Welch
Fire disrupts Red Line at the Tenleytown-AU Station
On Friday evening, the Red Line faced disruptions as the Tenleytown-AU metro station closed due to a reported fire incident, causing delays and inconveniences for commuters.
Julia Mouketo
Mourners on the passing of Justice Ginsburg: ‘We lost her,’ ‘It feels apocalyptic’
Crowds flocked to the Supreme Court on Friday to pay their respects to Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg who passed away from metastatic pancreatic cancer earlier that evening. Ginsburg, also known as 'Notorious R.B.G.' and...
Tobi Raji
The Kennedy Center gets more personal with The REACH
When the John F. Kennedy Center first opened in 1971, its first reaction from critics and patrons was intimidation. The tall, marble monument was not necessarily a place to come and relax, but to simply sit, watch an...
Molly Feser
James Parajon appointed Alexandria’s next city manager
Ending the five month long search, Alexandria City Council voted 5-1 to appoint James Parajon, deputy city manager of Arlington, Texas, as the next city manager.
Muhammed Al Refai
Columbia Heights Latino restaurants struggle to benefit from Hispanic Heritage Month
Hispanic restaurants in Columbia Heights are still reeling from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, and owners are hoping to capitalize on Hispanic Heritage Month as one way to attract customers. These owners know that...
Solène Guarinos
Student businesses help Georgetown private school raise funds
Georgetown Visitation event draws thousands with their annual fundraiser.
Matt Thibault
Residents take to the street to argue over bike lanes on Connecticut Avenue
Over a dozen people rallied on Connecticut Avenue to protest the city’s plan to add protected bike lanes on the road. A smaller group of counter protestors made their support for the lanes known.
Daniela Lobo
A vending zone plan in Columbia Heights aims to fix congested streets
A crowded street full of food, garments, and toys bring customers of all ages to 14th Street. In order to preserve vending in Columbia Heights, vendors are going to have to move to new zones.
Lillian Juarez