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It’s Lookalike Contest Weekend in Washington

Washingtonian Things To Do 3/3 8:07A Daniella Byck

What do closeted hockey players, a former first son, and a Dr. Seuss character have in common? All are subjects of doppelgänger competitions in DC this weekend. The search is on for Washington s...

Students at Southeast charter school outperformed 75% of DC on citywide math test

WTOP News 3/2 9:56P Scott Gelman

Two years ago, leaders at Center City Public Charter School’s Congress Heights campus in D.C. decided to offer more advanced math classes to some of their oldest students. The...

27 Things to Do in the DC Area This Week and Weekend

Washingtonian Things To Do 3/2 8:11A Briana Thomas

Happy Monday, DC! Jumpstart March at a 5K race in Downtown DC to celebrate Women s History Month. You can also get tickets to an inspiring new opera from Washington National...

Army Corps: Reservoir expansion ‘doesn’t fix, but improves’ DC’s drinking water supply for future...

WTOP News 3/1 10:08P Neal Augenstein

Developing a regional solution to enable all local water companies to share drinking water in the event of a future Potomac River emergency remains a long-term challenge...

42% of restaurants did not turn a profit last year, National Restaurant Association says

WTOP News 2/26 10:34P Jessica Kronzer

With Americans watching their wallets, restaurants are feeling the pinch. In its State of the Industry report for 2026 , the main trade group for the nation’s restaurants and...

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Ranking Hotel Rooms by How Likely I am to Change My Life In Them

DC Life Magazine 2/24 7:42P Dan Fecht

Hotel rooms are not all created equally. They all create different vibes. Since I often stay in hotels across the board of quality, I thought I would explain how it feels if...

Lifestyle Reasons To Wear a Suit Constantly

DC Life Magazine 2/23 9:02A The Editorial Staff

A suit represents more than just professional attire; it makes a profound statement about the wearer. The decision to adopt a suit as a regular part of one s wardrobe reflects a certain mindset. It...

12 Lies I Tell Myself Whenever I Book a 6 AM Flight

DC Life Magazine 2/22 7:18P Dan Fecht

Booking a 6 AM flight feels responsible. Mature. Like something Tony Robbins would do. I can be like Tony. Unfortunately, I am not Tony. Yet, every time, I lie to myself. Here...

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13 Great Italian Spots From Our 100 Very Best Restaurants List

Washingtonian (Food) 3/2 10:00P Ann Limpert

All-Purpose and AP Pizza Shop location_on Bethesda, Navy Yard, Shaw language Website and Website Pepperoni pizza with honey at All-Purpose. Photograph by Scott Suchman. Crisp-bottomed, deck-oven...

José Andrés Will Replace The Bazaar at the Waldorf Astoria With a Steakhouse

Washingtonian (Food) 3/2 3:58A Jessica Sidman

The Bazaar by José Andrés will close its location in the Waldorf Astoria on Pennsylvania Avenue on March 11, just over three years after its splashy debut . In its place, José...

Nothing Is More Than $30 at This New DC Italian Restaurant

Washingtonian (Food) 2/26 9:37A Jessica Sidman

Ulivo . 2737 Sherman Ave., NW. Three years ago, Tim Monaghan decided to leave behind a career in banking and finance to spend more time with his two young sons. Instead, he decided over a meal at...

A Cafe With Office Amenities and Live Music Nights Opens in DC

Washingtonian (Food) 2/26 3:20A Jessica Sidman

Three Whistles . 5832 Georgia Ave., NW. As a mobile worker, Ramzy Azar has spent plenty of time in cafes while operating his real estate business and defense contracting firm focused on health...

Neighborhood Guide: Where to Eat, Shop, and Play in Silver Spring

Washingtonian (Food) 2/24 10:00P Kate Corliss

Your insider guide for both trendy and classic spots to eat, shop, and play in the DC area. Read More Here. In 1840, when Francis Preston Blair and his daughter came across a “mica-flecked” spring...

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