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SPORTS
Grandstands Rise for Freedom 250 Grand Prix in Washington, D.C.
Grandstands are rising along the National Mall as Washington prepares for the inaugural Freedom 250 Grand Prix. The INDYCAR race…
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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 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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