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Holiday Performances, Christmas Shows in the DC Area
As the days get colder, you look for new holiday activities to enjoy with your loved ones this year. Explore the following performances in the D.C.-area throughout December. Charles Dickens’ beloved story “A Christmas Carol” will be on stage at Ford’s Theatre from Nov. 24 to Dec. 27. Directed by Jose Carrasquillo and adapted by Michael Wilson’s, the theatrical...
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Skate Your Way Through DC: The Best Ice Rinks in the DMV
Here is what you need to know as you lace up your skates to explore the best ice skating rinks in D.C.
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Man, 87, Dies After Cabin John House Fire
An 87-year-old man died after a house fire that rushed through a home in Cabin John, Maryland, on Monday night. Strong winds may have been a factor in the spread of the fire, officials said. Alfredo E. Peak was pronounced dead after the blaze in the 6900 block of Anchorage Drive, the Montgomery County fire department said. His wife managed…
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Thanksgiving Substitutes: DC Chefs Share Alternatives Amid Rising Prices, Short Supplies
The Thanksgiving dinner shopping rush is on, but don’t let rising prices, supply chain shortages or picked-over store shelves get in the way of your ideal holiday table. Some stores have reported low stocks of jarred gravy, stuffing and frozen pies, the National Grocers Association said amid nationwide supply chain shortages. Canned goods may be harder to find, too....
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Here's How to Celebrate Native American Heritage Month Around DC
Here are some ways to celebrate National Native American Heritage Month in Washington, D.C., and online.
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How to Celebrate Veterans Day in the DC Area: Honoring Those Who Have Served
During war or peace, veterans have protected, defended and served our country. Celebrated on the anniversary of the end of World War I, Veterans Day honors the nation’s men and women in uniform who have courageously sacrificed their lives on behalf of their country. Here are some of the places in the D.C. area where residents can honor all...
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DC Area Reacts to Captain White's Fish Market Departure
After nearly 50 years, Captain White’s Fish Market left its regular spot at the Southwest waterfront on Thursday. Generations of Washingtonian were in disbelief The Wharf will no longer be home to the D.C. institution for crabs. Customers took to social media to discuss their disappointment and share their memories of the market. Many recalled the fish market as...
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Drink Spiking Reported in Arlington; Police Share Safety Tips
Six female victims reported possible drink spiking after visiting various nightlife establishments in Clarendon and Crystal City in October, Arlington County police said. The victims believe their drinks may have been tampered with after experiencing loss of consciousness and memory loss. According to the Office of Women’s Health, signs of a drugged beverage include slurred speech, dizziness, and having...
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Prince George's Teen Has Been Missing for 10 Days: Police
Prince George’s County police are looking for a 14-year-old girl who has been missing for more than a week. Maritza Mejia Dominguez was last seen in the early morning of Tuesday, Oct. 26 in the 9700 block of Old Allentown Road in the Fort Washington, Maryland area, police said. The teen is a Hispanic female, described as 5 feet, 1…
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Virginia Election Day Deals: Where to Go After You Vote
You can get more than an “I voted” sticker for Election Day 2021. Here are deals and freebies to check out after you vote. Myron Mixon’s Pitmaster BBQ Located in Old Town, Alexandria, this BBQ place is offering happy hour deals all day on Election Day to anyone who shows up with an “I voted” sticker. They are offering customers…
