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September is the season for bright yellow goldenrod, star-shaped asters, and quiet gazebo reflections at Meadowlark Botanical Gardens in Vienna, Virginia. One of the great things about Meadowlark is the breadth and diversity of its horticultural collections. ...


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On Tuesday, President Trump was once again blocked from putting his name on the Kennedy Center—and because of that, he’s threatening to tear it down. It’s anyone’s guess how serious he is, but his rhetoric has certainly been esca...


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Good morning. Partly sunny today with a high around 86. A low near 64 overnight.

Sports this weekend: The Nationals visit St. Louis today, Saturday, and Sunday. D.C. United hosts Charlotte FC Saturday. Loudoun United FC visits Louisville City FC Saturday. The Commanders visit Dallas Sunday. The Washington Spirit will visit the Chicago ...


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Fall is prime time for film buffs and cinephiles to binge a variety of new movies and classic features at an area film festival. This season, hometown favorites return with packed lineups of filmmaker panels, screenings, and glitzy parties. Plus, a new pop-up—American Black Film Festival—is in town to spotlight Black stories.

1. AFI Latin American Film Festival Through...

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In the early 2000s, Jack Rose Dining Saloon owner Bill Thomas ran a bar in Adams Morgan called the Blue Room, which became popular for its live music and electronic DJs. “We would see people three, four days a week, but rail drinks were $4, beers were $5....


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