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Community Briefs
AJ Dybantsa Is Giving Wizards Fans Something to Believe In
ALEXANDRIA, VA – Turns out, yes. The Debut That Lived Up to the Hype July 9, Utah Jazz, Thomas &…
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SPORTS
Yes, They’re Really Racing IndyCars Through the Heart of Washington
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Pennsylvania Avenue will trade motorcades for IndyCars this August as the inaugural Freedom 250 Grand Prix roars…
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Alexandria Noir
ChocCity Cornhole Builds Community Through Play in Washington, DC
Alexandria, VA – The first thought that comes to most people’s minds when the word “cornhole” enters the conversation are…
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Alexandria News
Metro Will Be Free After 5 P.M. on July 4: What Alexandria Riders Need to Know
WMATA will offer free Metro rides after 5 p.m. on July 4, including Metro rail, bus and MetroAccess. Here's what…
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Publisher's Note
I Never Felt More American Than on the National Mall on the Fourth of July
As America celebrates its 250th birthday, Zebra Press Publisher Mary Wadland reflects on a decade of unforgettable Fourths of July…
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Arts
Folger Shakespeare Library to Open Landmark Exhibition Exploring Black Women and Shakespeare
WASHINGTON, DC — Just a short trip from Alexandria, one of the nation’s most celebrated literary institutions is preparing to…
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Seniors
The Art of the Second Act: Podcasting and Personal Reinvention
Kojo Nnamdi, the longtime Washington broadcaster, whose thoughtful voice became synonymous with public radio in the nation’s capital, is once…
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Alexandria News
Tidal Basin Reopens Stronger — With New Seawall, New Trees, and a Nod to “Stumpy”
Cutting ribbon Tidal Basin[/caption]ALEXANDRIA, VA – One of the region’s most iconic landscapes just got a major second act. The…
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Alexandria News
Author Jeff Gottesfeld to Celebrate “Honor Flights” at Old Town Books
Alexandria, VA — Families, veterans, and community members can gather Tuesday, March 3, at 6 p.m. at Old Town Books,…
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THEATRE
Now’s the Time to Snag Tickets for DC Theatre Week–Tickets Only $20-$60
WASHINGTON, D.C. – This year the annual D.C. Theatre Week runs from September 26th through October 13thcelebrating the launch of the…
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