When COVID-19 struck, many businesses across D.C. closed their doors and said goodbye to their staff. Now, Logan Circle businesses face a new challenge: getting their staff to come back.
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Grace Nardei
Rise in violent crime in NoMa creates anxiety for residents
The Metropolitan Police Department believes they are working to address residents’ safety concerns and reduce violent crime.
Elise Kline
‘He’s back!’ Santa Claus is here. This time, he’s vaccinated.
Santa Claus is back at the Fashion Centre at Pentagon City until Christmas Eve. He and the rest of the staff are required to be vaccinated and parents have the choice to take photos socially distanced or on his lap.
Heather MacNeil
Farming the future: Family-owned MoCo farms bounce back
Montgomery County family-owned farms faced losses due to the COVID-19 pandemic and commercialization, but future businesses look to rejuvenate the Agricultural Reserve.
Gianna Gronowski
More than just park cleanup: CoHi religious group emphasizes importance of service
A park cleanup day in Columbia Heights led by the Baha’i Institute reminds community members of the importance and need for service.
Kahindo Musungira
Here’s what you need to know about DC’s leaf blower ban
The sale and use of gas-powered leaf blowers will be prohibited in the District starting in January. Environmental advocates say it’s a move in the right direction.
Rosie Hughes
DC holiday market gives small businesses a chance to operate downtown
Organizers hope the market will help small businesses engage with the downtown environment, a market that is typically out of their reach.
Keely Bastow
An iconic late-night restaurant in Georgetown faces pressure to close early amid mounting neighborhood mischief and crime
George's King of Falafel and Cheesesteak is the only late-night restaurant in Georgetown, but their hours of operation may soon be forced to change after nearby residents expressed concerns about the restaurant's...
Mike Pesoli
‘Love that chicken from Popeyes’: viral rat video sparks conversation in Capitol Hill
As concerns over the state of health in many restaurants arise in Capitol Hill after the Popeyes incident, an ANC chair recommends implementing a new system of grading restaurants.
Kayla Gallagher
Petworth leaders say ‘crews’ behind surge in violence
As violence between long-standing groups has increased in Petworth, local leaders try to get to the root of the problem by investing time and resources in community outreach programs.
Carley Welch