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DC sports world remembers former WTOP broadcaster Craig Heist

WTOP News 10/10 10:02P Jose Umana

A long-time Nationals radio broadcaster, Craig Heist was a fixture in the press box, in the clubhouse and on the baseball field. (Courtesy Baltimore Orioles) A long-time Nationals radio broadcaster,...

Can Don Bosco Cristo Rey High School get a 4-peat in the Cristo Rey Cup?

WTOP News 10/10 9:45P Jimmy Alexander

Sophia Lopez (left) and Martin Ferrufino hold up last year's Cristo Rey soccer tournament trophy.(WTOP/Jimmy Alexander) Sophia Lopez (left) and Martin Ferrufino hold up last year's Cristo Rey soccer...

The DC region is becoming more diverse. Where are Latinos moving?

WTOP News 10/9 11:21P Scott Gelman

The D.C. region is becoming increasingly diverse, and it’s drawing a large number of Latinos in because of the opportunities available, experts said. According to a WTOP...

DC National Guard director responds to criticism about troops picking up trash during community...

WTOP News 10/9 10:49P Scott Gelman

The director of the D.C. National Guard emphasized the steps that troops are taking to engage with the community and mentor young people, in addition to helping beautify the...

Tom Sietsema’s impact on the DC dining culture, according to the chefs, owners he reviewed

WTOP News 10/9 10:20P Michelle Goldchain

This page contains a video which is being blocked by your ad blocker. In order to view the video you must disable your ad blocker. Washington Post food critic Tom Sietsema on...

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Your Wedding Is Over: Now What Do You Do?

DC Life Magazine 10/10 5:12A The Editorial Staff

The last guest has left, the photographer has packed up their gear, and you re finally alone with your new spouse. After months of planning, your wedding day came and went in what felt like minutes....

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Tom Sietsema Is Stepping Down as Washington Post Food Critic

Washingtonian (Food) 10/7 1:49A Jessica Sidman

Photo by Jonathan Greenaway on Unsplash Tom Sietsema’s 25 year reign as food critic of the Washington Post is coming to an end. He announced today that this will be his last week on the job—while also...

A Social Club With a Barbershop, Boutique, and Restaurant From Erik Bruner-Yang Arrives in Union...

Washingtonian (Food) 9/30 6:59A Sam Nicholson

Photograph courtesy Manifest. A selection of (h)ours menu items. Photograph courtesy of Manifest. Manifest 002. 1242 Third St., NE. Manifest 001—the Adams Morgan barbershop/cafe/cocktail bar—has a...

This Ambitious New DC Restaurant Draws From Mexico, Bulgaria, and Beyond

Washingtonian (Food) 9/30 3:56A Jessica Sidman

A crudité plate with tempura-style vegetables mixed in will rotate with the seasons at Eunoia. Photograph by Rey Lopez. Eunoia . 320 Florida Ave., NE. Mexico City native Josa Maldonado has worked in...

A TikTok-Ready Pan-Asian Restaurant and Karaoke Bar Is Opening in Union Market

Washingtonian (Food) 9/29 5:59A Jessica Sidman

Singing Tiger's Mango Inferno cocktail lit aflame. Photograph courtesy Singing Tiger. Singing Tiger at Hotel Nell. 411 New York Ave., NE. When the team behind Singing Tiger began conceptualizing the...

Take Our Restaurant Survey and You Could Win Dinner for Two

Washingtonian (Food) 9/29 4:15A Washingtonian Staff

Last year, Washingtonian readers voted Pascual Best New Restaurant. Photograph by Deb Lindsey. For the past 48 years, Washingtonian  has taken the pulse of the local restaurant scene by asking you,...

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