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Rabid Fox Wreaks Havoc on US Capitol

Rabid Fox Wreaks Havoc on US Capitol

By Eli Kales April 7, 2022

As she left the U.S. Capitol building on the afternoon of April 5, POLITICO Reporter Ximena Bustillo felt a nip at the back of her foot. When she turned around, she expected to see a squirrel or a rat....

Smithsonian Museums Begin Return to Pre-Pandemic Schedule

Smithsonian Museums Begin Return to Pre-Pandemic Schedule

By Nicholas Sheherlis April 7, 2022

Following two years of modified schedules due to the COVID-19 pandemic and staffing shortages, most of the Smithsonian museums will return to a seven-day schedule by the end of May. The Smithsonian...

FRESHFARM Announces Weekday Dupont Circle Market to Support Diversity, Inclusion

FRESHFARM Announces Weekday Dupont Circle Market to Support Diversity, Inclusion

By Eli Kales March 31, 2022

FRESHFARM’s Dupont Circle Market will open a Thursday afternoon market to provide more space for vendors and increase diversity and inclusion.  The announcement comes in honor of the 25th anniversary...

MFOL Organizes Body Bag Display on National Mall

MFOL Organizes Body Bag Display on National Mall

By Eli Kales March 31, 2022

Over 1,100 body bags stuffed with inflatable balloons spelling out “Thoughts and Prayers” appeared on the National Mall in front of the United States Capitol building on March 24.  The display,...

Georgetown Outdoor Art Exhibit Highlights Importance of Climate Action

Georgetown Outdoor Art Exhibit Highlights Importance of Climate Action

By Eli Kales March 25, 2022

Eight large-scale photographs are set up around the Georgetown neighborhood as an offshoot of the Kennedy Center’s documentary photography exhibition “COAL + ICE,” combining environmental activism,...

Student Groups Honor the Impact of Black Culture on American Cuisine

Student Groups Honor the Impact of Black Culture on American Cuisine

By Eli Kales March 4, 2022

The Georgetown Black Student Alliance (BSA) and the Georgetown University Student Association (GUSA) hosted an event March 3 in honor of Black American cuisine.  The event, which took place at...

DC Restaurants Fundraise to Support the People of Ukraine

DC Restaurants Fundraise to Support the People of Ukraine

By Eli Kales March 3, 2022

Restaurants across Washington, D.C. are finding ways to support Ukraine through events, special food items with the proceeds going to aid Ukrainians and donations.  The efforts to provide relief...

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Restaurants Grapple with Low Business as DC Residents Remain Wary of Indoor Dining

By Eli Kales February 23, 2022

New data from OpenTable, an online service for restaurant reservations, shows that Washington, D.C. diners are returning to restaurants at a lower rate than in most other states. OpenTable recorded...

Local Mother-Daughter Art Duo Selected to Build Public Art Piece at 11th Street Bridge Park

Local Mother-Daughter Art Duo Selected to Build Public Art Piece at 11th Street Bridge Park

By Eli Kales February 23, 2022

A mother-daughter artist duo was selected by a panel to build a public art piece made up of multicolored arches at 11th Street Bridge Park. Martha Jackson Jarvis and Njena Surae Jarvis will create...

Return of Take Out Tuesday Campaign Boosts Local Georgetown Restaurants Amid COVID-19 Surge

Return of Take Out Tuesday Campaign Boosts Local Georgetown Restaurants Amid COVID-19 Surge

By Eli Kales February 3, 2022

Georgetown Main Street has relaunched its Take Out Tuesday campaign for the second consecutive year.  The 10-week campaign, organized by Georgetown Main Street, promotes small business on Wisconsin...

Smithsonian Names First Indigenous Woman as Museum Director

Smithsonian Names First Indigenous Woman as Museum Director

By Eli Kales January 28, 2022

Cynthia Chavez Lamar will become the first Indigenous woman to serve as the director of a Smithsonian museum when she assumes the role at the National Museum of the American Indian (NMAI) on Feb. 14. Chavez...

COVID-19 Cases Surge, DC Becomes Hotbed of Omicron Outbreak

COVID-19 Cases Surge, DC Becomes Hotbed of Omicron Outbreak

By Eli Kales January 12, 2022

Washington, D.C., which once had among the lowest COVID-19 case rates in the United States, now has among the highest rates of infection in the nation.   The District reported a daily average...

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