A spooky dance, put on by the Adams Morgan BID, promoted Halloween and the last day of the 18th Street pedestrian zone.
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Nicole Yu
With the Nationals victory parade, District transportation weathered another pedestrian storm
Crowd overwhelms portions of public transportation, but safety plan was successful.
Matt Thibault
Renovation prep underway at the Bozman Government Center
Renovations at the Ellen M. Bozman Center began last week and will be continuing through 2023. Residents have some apprehensions but experts believe it will be worth it.
Heather MacNeil
Hometown hero’s homecoming: Alexandria embraces its olympic champion Noah Lyles
Noah Lyles, the world's fastest man and Olympic gold medalist, returned to his hometown of Alexandria for a hero's welcome
Zaid Mastou
In Eckington, pajamas are the school uniform for the foreseeable future
D.C. Public Schools abandoned a plan to return some students in person learning earlier in November. Now, one student at Langley Elementary School in Eckington considers what finishing out the school year on a virtual...
Anna Brugmann
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2018 to be Another “Year of the Woman” — With One Caveat
Photo by Mirah Curzer on Unsplash Natalie Niemeyer, a 25 year-old researcher for Democratic organizations, left her cubicle in D.C. this fall to do something she said she rarely gets to do: talk with voters face-to-face...
Voting has never tasted so good
How about a cheeseburger with your ‘I voted’ sticker? Pizza to the Polls, a nonprofit organization whose slogan is “democracy is delicious,” has been passing out free food around polling sites...
Sarah Welch
Ward 5 Voters: DC’s affordable housing market available but poorly accessible
D.C. residents at the Woodridge Library polling station stress that affordable housing is a necessity.
Lalini Pedris
Fall weather brings flooding and more risk for drivers
Every year southern Montgomery County and the Bethesda suburbs have flood warnings. Local EMS remind the community to "Turn around, don't drown."
John T. Seward