The Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development held its 2nd Economic Development Cluster Open House for District residents at the Walter E. Convention Center on Thursday evening. Open House Highlights Off to a warm welcome! Room 146 B was brightly lit. Many government agencies along with local DC Makers were ready […]
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It\’s 2018, and the celebration continues on January 4 at Songbyrd with Main Source celebrating their 25th anniversary! The show will feature an artist showcase with some of DC\’s most popular talent, and celebrate the crew\’s classic and new projects. Fans can look forward to a legendary night of celebrating with Main Source crew member
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Ho! Ho! Ho! and away net neutrality goes after years of bundle deals, along with an open and free internet for consumers. What a way to make the Christmas season brighter? Sure Santa will consider the FCC and FTC on his nice behavior list while broadband companies and advertisers remain on his naughty list. Not sure
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The month of December is almost over already, however many are looking forward to the last day with much anticipation. When the clock strikes 12 o\’clock at midnight, many may say \”Happy New Year,\” kiss, and hug. Meanwhile, the 35-year-old war on drugs will still be going on. Is history repeating itself? Or has the
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Today was the groundbreaking ceremony for The Wren, a new in the Shaw neighborhood expected for occupancy by July 2020 with development efforts by MRP Reality , Ellis Development, and JBG Smith. The Wren is most certainly what Washingtonian\’s need right now! Something new and affordable to come home to after a longs day of work. \”I\’m
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The weather was fitting for the “Digital Transformation Summit” which was powered by Dell. The summit took place at the Ritz Carlton on Thursday, October 26. Power On While standing against the wall, scanning the gigantic ball room for a seat; I’m thinking to myself- not many people declined the opportunity to learn from Dell. The
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The Fall season has finally arrived! Such fitting weather for The Wharf DC. Thursday was the kickoff for The Wharf DC\’s grand opening, after much construction, approval of permits, along with pricing. The wonderful experience will possibly be most enjoyable by taken the metro transit system or the Water Taxi. Not only will it save you $17
It was an innovative and star-studded affair for the launch of DC Radio, WHUR 96.3 HD4 powered by the DC Office of Cable Television, Film, Music and Entertainment. DC Radio WHUR 96.3HD4 will not only house radio, but residents will have the opportunity to learn more about the District outside of the regular political arguments,
Recently, a manifesto or memo was released on Twitter generating much buzz. The memo agenda was centered around \”gender identity\” and company culture. And in no time causing a catastrophic controversy. The 10-page report analyzed genders and how they correlate in the company culture. In a world of tech, which we currently live, who doesn\’t
Breaking News! A new party has arrived in Washington, DC as of late, last Friday night, The Silent TurnUp Party is here to stay. This news comes at a critical time in Washington, where many politicians are loosing patience with current legislation. Talk about on time breaking news! While the Democratic and Republican parties take
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