Right Proper Brewing Co. is expanding again with a new location opening in Eckington next spring. At current capacity, Right Proper brews and distributes about 5,000 barrels of beer per year. The new 5,500 square foot...
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Anxiety, concern seize community over SNAP benefits
SNAP benefits are threatened amid the longest federal government shutdown in history. Community organizations are scrambling to meet the rising demand to help families survive through uncertain times.
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Democratic wins deepen divisions on shutdown
Democratic candidates pulled off swift election day wins in New York City, Virginia and New Jersey amid the longest federal government shutdown in American history. Still, both parties are refusing to take the blame for...
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Beyond ‘Packing the Courthouse’: D.C.’s long road to self-governance
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Capital One Arena set to wrap up Phase 1 of renovation
Capital One Arena is preparing to wrap up the first phase of its multi-year renovation, setting the stage for a more visible and construction-heavy next phase.
Organizations planned Dia de los Muertos celebration without concern for ICE
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Adams Morgan PorchFest continues to flourish
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The West End: Lots of convenience, but little connection
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