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Dems Say Republican Spending Restrictions Unfairly Hurt People of Color

November 23, 2015

by Briahnna Brown

House Democrats, including, from left, Maryland Rep. Steny Hoyer, North Carolina Rep. G.K. Butterfield, chair of…

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A Community Crumbles: Barry Farm Set for Demolition

November 16, 2015

by Howard University News Service

Residents of Barry Farm Public Housing Community Fear a Future of Uncertainty After the Civil War,…

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A Bright Start at Rita Bright Youth Center

November 13, 2015

by Chelsea Floyd

Washington D.C. Center Provides Positive Outlet There’s a lot of laughter and learning going on at…

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Veterans Appreciation Day

November 11, 2015

by Jailyn Anderson

Free Services, Housing Offered at Convention Center Event Photo Courtesy: Jailyn Anderson Veterans in the…

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Obama Says Women’s Soccer Team Taught Nation Lesson

November 1, 2015

by Erika R. Whitehead

Obama praises the U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team while encouraging young girls. President Obama welcomed the…

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Developers, Vendors Fight Over Fish Market Future

October 1, 2015

by Erika R. Whitehead

Developer Says Market Will Stay. Customers line up to buy fresh seafood at Jesse Taylor's Seafood.…

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Businesses, Residents Excited, Anxious About Wharf Project

September 10, 2015

by Erika R. Whitehead

The Wharf developmental display located on the marina. Photo courtesy of Erika R. Whitehead. WASHINGTON —…

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Southeast Youth Address K2 Drug Problem

September 10, 2015

by Diandra Bolton

Deputy Mayor Courtney Snowden speaks about violence and K2 on community panel. Photo by: Roy Lewis…

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School Reveals Surprising Ingredient to Great Art

May 5, 2015

by Kofo Lasaki

Duke Ellington School for the Arts Duke Ellington School of the Arts is known for creating…

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Have Fun Cycling, But Be Safe

May 5, 2015

by Kofo Lasaki

Recreation Around 75 percent of fatal or serious cyclist accidents occur in urban areas,…

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