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D.C. Will Pay $1.5 Million in Settlement Over 2013 In-Custody Death of Labor Department Lawyer
Paul Mannina’s widow sued the District and Department of Corrections in 2015 over her husband’s self-inflicted death in the ...
Washington City Paper17h
Capital Fringe Festival Says Farewell
Capital Fringe Festival is calling it quits, but will continue to support local artists with an annual cash award.
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All the World’s a Stage(ed) Reading at This Year’s Reading Room Festival
Folger’s third annual reading room festival kicks off on Jan. 30 with new work from writers of color and a new focus on ...
Washington City Paper11h
Trayon White’s Lawyer Says the Council is Breaking the Law in Trying to Boot Him from Office
Ward 8 Councilmember Trayon White's lawyer hinted that he could file a lawsuit if the Council pursues its plans to boot him from office.
Washington City Paper22h
D.C. Has Stiffed Nonprofits That Run Key Housing Programs, Causing Financial Chaos
D.C.’s Department of Human Services hasn’t paid nonprofits running important housing programs for months, causing financial chaos.
Washington City Paper20h
Swing Beat: At Blues Alley, Life’s Too Short To Listen to Boring Music
Jazz club Blues Alley celebrates its 60th anniversary with the return of big-name acts, straight-ahead jazz, and up-and-comer concerts.