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    5 Aug 2021

    Since 1981, Washington City Paper has kept Washington, D.C. informed on everything from local politics to restaurants to the arts and more. When you join our membership program, you are able to stand up for local news. Become a member here: .

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  2. 6 hours ago

    Sip+Tipple acts as a one-stop shop to support and learn about Black-owned brands.

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  3. 8 hours ago

    ICYMI A delay for the tipped minimum wage vote could have major consequences, and much of the blame lies with the D.C. Board of Elections.

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  4. 10 hours ago

    Things could soon go from bad to worse for Ward 8 Councilmember Trayon White’s mayoral campaign.

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  5. Apr 16

    “This is world history, and it is American history. And, for many of us, it is also family history.”

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  6. Apr 16

    ICYMI The longtime housing committee chair scandalized advocates with comments during a recent hearing.

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  7. Apr 16

    Crack some beers and graze on snacks as you float down D.C.’s waterways thanks to Float DC, YACHTSY, and Potomac Paddle Club.

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    Apr 15

    New: Trayon White may not qualify for public financing, in what would be a big blow to his mayoral campaign. He's already contending with a ballot challenge, and some questions about his fundraising might keep him from earning matching funds too:

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  9. Apr 15

    While COVID death and hospitalization rates in the District have declined in the past two weeks, positive COVID cases have risen 142 percent.

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  10. Apr 15

    Will 2022 be the year open captioning becomes law in D.C.?

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  11. Apr 15

    Losing out on matching funds could be a major problem for Trayon White as he seeks to keep pace with his rivals.

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  12. Apr 15

    In Gordana Geršković's third D.C.-area exhibit since 2019, she continues her signature approach, discovering appealing, and sometimes eccentric, tableaux during urban walks and nature hikes, then photographing them in extreme close-ups.

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  13. Apr 15

    Dipika Guha’s play, which satirizes a luxury athleisure corporation, makes its regional debut at Keegan Theatre.

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    Apr 15

    The chef's tasting menu ends with a tiny treasure box brimming mignardise. When I visited, it featured a gold dusted miniature Berger cookie, kalamansi spiked chocolate, and salted miso caramel. Full story via my Good Taste column

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  15. Apr 14

    ICYMI The Washington Mystics drafted Shakira Austin and Christyn Williams. “No question we got what we wanted,” says head coach and general manager Mike Thibault.

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  16. Apr 14

    Running through April 17 at Atlas Performing Arts Center, Private gives us something uncomfortable to relate to, but feels finished.

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  17. Apr 14

    Ward 5 D.C. Council candidate Vincent Orange has filed a defamation lawsuit in D.C. Superior Court against Washington Business Journal and its former reporter, Alex Koma, who is now City Paper’s Loose Lips columnist.

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  18. Apr 14

    Porches founder and lead singer Aaron Maine takes his recording project on tour for his 2021 release, All Day Gentle Hold !—his most chaotic, interesting album to date. Catch him live on April 16 at Union Stage.

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  19. Apr 14

    The Detroit-bred, New York-based singer-songwriter, Charlie Burg, will bring his coming of age anthems to DC9 on April 25.

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    Apr 11

    It's that time again: Julien & Lucy at , legendary D.C. artist Sam Gilliam at the , 420 Week, and more in today's Arts Roundup

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  21. Apr 13

    The nine-person contest to replace Ward 3 Councilmember Mary Cheh is starting to take shape after a chaotic start. The stronger candidates so far seem to be Phil Thomas, Matt Frumin, and Tricia Duncan.

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