Each year The DC Voice likes to remind our readers of the outdoor eating venues in Ward 5. \”Eating Out in Ward 5\” was originally posted August 4, 2015. This summer has been less sweltering than 2015 and this past weekend was a washout as far as outdoor dining. Some restaurants have been dropped from […]
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Week one of the 22 Day Revolution has been full of ups and downs. I suppose that is to be expected when trying anything new. I went grocery shopping the day before starting the plan. The shopping list provided in the book is terrible. It asks for different types of the same ingredient (cherry, grape,
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I know in previous posts I have expressed my excitement and enthusiasm about our off-season moves and all of the newest additions to the Washington Wizards line up. However, that doesn’t mean I am satisfied, as if there aren’t still other moves that could be made. The consensus all of the possible moves left all
Take me out to the ball game! Not just any ball game though – the Major League Baseball All-Star game! The 89th All-Star game is scheduled to take place on Tuesday, July 17th at the Nationals Baseball Park Stadium in Washington, D.C. The diamond field at the National\’s ball park will be glittering in platinum,
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I remember listening to my parents talk about growing up in “Southwest”. That’s all they had to say and you could tell there was a world that none of their 5 children could really grasp or relate to. At times, it was if they were talking about the wild west and other times, it
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I am absolutely through the roof ecstatic about the move the General Manager of the Washington Wizards Ernie Grunfeld made getting rid of Marcin Gortat and replacing him with a possible Hall of Famer big man in Dwight Howard. This move was an all-around boost to the team on and off of the court. Now,
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The end of 2017 and all of 2018 have been a very busy time for me. I bought my first home, started a new job, and got married in a seven-month span. With everything going on, I have to admit that I slacked on my health and fitness goals. My diet has unfortunately slid back
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This is the second story in a series regarding MID City Financials renovation of the Brookland Manor Apartments (RIA project). Read our first article: Litigation Looms over Brookland Manor \”A lie gets halfway around the world before the truth has a chance to put its pants on\” – Winston Churchill Those words were used
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When disaster strikes, simulation and training are over; it\’s time for action. No one anxiously waits for a disaster to occur but, we know all too well that, one day a disaster will arise. Being ready is real! The National Health IT Collaborative held a congressional briefing, co-chaired by Congresswoman Stacey Plaskett “Disaster Preparedness: Building
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