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Whether you grew up in DC or you only recently moved here and have fallen in love with our city, it feels great to show you local pride on… well, your sleeve. Or your shirt. Or a hoodie. (or all sorts of other fun things). One of my favorite locally-inspired set of clothes is from Sneekis, and […]
When we think of what the government does today, we think in terms of abstract things: Laws, regulations, standards. In the 19th century, however, government was on occasion more concrete. For instance, a pound today is determined in terms of the kilogram (which, in turn, is determined by the weight of water and the length of a […]
Early voting in DC has started! If you plan to vote early, take note of the location closest to you. An important note regarding ANC voting: On election day, your ANC vote will only be counted if you vote at your designated polling location. So, if a different location is more convenient for you based […]
On Thursday, October 27 at 6:30 pm, meet your At Large candidates at a forum for the people running to represent you on the DC Council. To RSVP, click here. Don’t miss out on your opportunity to hear directly from the candidates about where they stand on the issues most important to you. At-Large Council Candidate Forum […]