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DC man sentenced to 13 years for shooting teen in face, back

WTOP News 5/18 9:34A Dana Sukontarak

A 47-year-old D.C. man was sentenced Friday to 13 years in prison for shooting a 17-year-old boy in the face and back in 2022, according to the United States Attorney’s Office...

DC-area man’s journey from ‘grill guy’ to smokin’ barbecue business owner

WTOP News 5/18 6:10A Liz Anderson

A D.C.-area man spent decades working on print solutions centered in office environments. Now, he s smokin with a full-service catering company focused on barbecue. George...

Capitol Hill Classic 10K, 3K cause traffic closures around Lincoln Park

WTOP News 5/18 4:05A Emily Venezky

The 43rd NCB Capitol Hill Classic will take place Sunday, shutting down major roads from the Supreme Court to RFK Stadium. The 10K, 3K and fun run are also raising money for...

Marcel’s last meal? Boudin blanc sausage with a glass of Bordeaux

WTOP News 5/18 2:50A Jeff Clabaugh

Customers Venus Tuvin and Eddie Tuvin with Marcel’s server Jonathan Clayne. (Courtesy Eddie Tuvin) Customers Venus Tuvin and Eddie Tuvin with Marcel’s server Jonathan Clayne. (Courtesy Eddie Tuvin)...

3rd staffer claims she was sexually harassed by former DC deputy mayor, report details

WTOP News 5/17 10:57P Cheyenne Corin

File photo of John Falcicchio. (Getty Images for Prosper Africa/Tasos Katopodis) File photo of John Falcicchio. (Getty Images for Prosper Africa/Tasos Katopodis) A redacted version of an investigation...

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Unfolding Savannah: Exploring Its Dark and Enigmatic Charms

DC Life Magazine 5/16 9:08P Dan Fecht

Each visit to Savannah, Georgia, reaffirms that there is truly no place like it. That is because Savannah stands as an appealing blend of historic charm, Southern hospitality, and cultural vitality....

4 Tips for Setting Up Hospice Care at Home

DC Life Magazine 5/12 6:30A The Editorial Staff

When someone is quite elderly or has suffered from a disease for a long time, the need for hospice care becomes clear. Hospice is medical care for an individual whom medical professionals do not...

Paintbrush vs. Roller: Which One To Paint Your Home?

DC Life Magazine 5/9 3:22A The Editorial Staff

Upgrading the walls in your home? If you’ve found yourself snaking through a hardware store, perusing online vendors, and pondering which painting tools to use, you’re not alone. Choosing between a...

Mistakes People Make When Replacing Their Cabinets

DC Life Magazine 5/8 6:46A The Editorial Staff

Whether its your primary residence or you re trying to flip a property , replacing cabinets is a relatively simple way to totally revamp how the home looks. New cabinets can increase appraised value...

Tips for Making Your Apartment Unique to You

DC Life Magazine 5/8 5:27A Eschelle Demure

An apartment doesn’t usually have a personality of its own, putting it on its occupants to breathe life into the space. If you’ve just moved into a new DC apartment or want to revive your current one,...

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Can Pastis–New York’s Once-Buzzy Bistro–Make It In DC?

Washingtonian (Food) 5/20 1:00A Ann Limpert

location_on 1323 Fourth St., NE language Website Keith McNally’s original Pastis opened in New York’s grungy Meatpacking District in 1999. Quickly, it became heaven for Page...

6 Delicious Brunch Recipes to Brighten Up a Dreary Weekend

Washingtonian (Food) 5/17 9:45A Washingtonian Staff

Orange-Vanilla French Toast Use day-old challah to make this fluffy morning treat from 20 year-old Black Market Bistro—still one of our favorite brunch destinations....

A Natural Wine and Plant Shop Is Coming to Cleveland Park

Washingtonian (Food) 5/17 8:39A Jessica Sidman

Wish there was a one-stop-shop for a pinot and a philodendron? A natural wine and plant shop called Vinery is coming to Cleveland Park this July from the owners of modern Hong...

A Traveler’s Guide to Restaurants at D.C.’s Three Area Airports

DC Eater 5/16 7:07A Tierney Plumb

Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images Where to eat and drink before taking off With an estimated 3.5 million Americans hitting the skies, AAA says this will be the most crowded Memorial Day weekend at...

A Traveler’s Guide to Restaurants at Dulles International Airport (IAD)

DC Eater 5/16 6:52A Tierney Plumb

Dulles International Airport is filled with food and drink options. | Dulles International Airport Fuel up on pies, burgers, and French fare before a flight With tons of travelers hitting the skies on...

Related: A Traveler’s Guide to Restaurants at Reagan National Airport (DCA) DC Eater, A Traveler’s Guide to Restaurants at Baltimore-Washington International Airport (BWI) DC Eater

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