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DC creative community comes together in 202Creates Con

For the second straight year, D.C.’s creative community will come together on Monday for the District’s 202Creates Con. It’s a daylong series of roundtable discussions, featuring leaders in D.C.’s entertainment, sports, hospitality and other sectors to focus attention on the creative economy. “Now, we talk about...
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11 Virginia Restaurants Serving Irish Breakfasts Worth Getting Up Early For

Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, and an Irish breakfast takes that idea seriously. These Virginia restaurants serve plates that are hearty, filling, and worth setting an alarm for. The traditional version includes eggs, sausage, bacon, beans, tomatoes, and toast, along with other sides that vary by...
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MilePost 7 Preparing to Serve Takoma Park

Takoma Park locals looking for a new and welcoming neighborhood hangout-the kind of place where everybody knows your name-get excited. Celebrated chef Brad Feickert has you covered with MilePost 7, his newest project which promises to bring delicious food, live entertainment, and great atmosphere to the local dining sc
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Man found dead at Glassmanor Community Center in Oxon Hill

OXON HILL, Md. (7News) — A man was found unresponsive at the Glassmanor Community Center early Sunday and was pronounced dead despite lifesaving efforts, the Maryland-National Capital Park Police said. An officer on routine patrol discovered the man around 5:26 a.m. and began providing aid, police said. First responder
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What Comes Next: Maryland’s Job, Its Candidates, and Its Actual Problem

Maryland lost 54-3 at home to a UCLA team that was 3-9 a year ago. The Terps gained 181 yards, rushed 30 times for 39, went 1-for-15 on third down and threw four interceptions, two returned for touchdowns. It was UCLA’s largest margin in a conference road game since 1955. The student section emptied in the third quarte
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DC Mayor introduces bill including $380 million renovation to Nationals Park

Mayor Muriel Bowser has her sights set on major funding to the Nats' Navy Yard Home as Nationals Park seeks major upgrades for the first time in a long time.
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California Jewelry Brand Gorjana Files to Open Old Town King Street Store

A California jewelry brand is looking to plant its flag on a recognizable commercial corridor in Old Town Alexandria. Gorjana has filed paperwork to open a store at 726 King Street, a small commercial building. According to ALXnow, Gorjana has asked Alexandria's Board of Architectural Review to approve a certificate...
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Four suspects sought after armed robbery at Springfield business

SPRINGFIELD, Va. (7News) — Fairfax County police searched Sunday for four suspects after an armed robbery at a business in the 7000 block of Brookfield Plaza in Springfield. Police said preliminary information indicates the suspects forced their way into the business, displayed a firearm, stole property and fled in a b
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Legal Roundup: Trayon White Bribery Trial

FOX 5 DC's Maureen Umeh chats with Marlo Greer, a trial attorney, to discuss the latest with the Trayon White bribery trial.
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Public safety vs. the Constitution: Maryland synagogue fights county’s gun-free zone

A county law meant to safeguard residents from gun violence while they worship was partially struck down. However, those same worshippers say they’re left exposed while commuting and practicing outside of their building. Should their own needs for public safety outweigh the county’s, or must they walk unprotected?

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