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D.C. ranked 3rd in nation for school choice
Tags: D.C., charter schools, brookings, Brookings Institution
D.C. grades its agencies based on social media comments
The government is paying hundreds of thousands of dollars to gather comments on Facebook, Twitter and other social media.
Tags: D.C., d.c. agencies
Parking changes will mean thousands of spaces disappear
Some parking spaces are being reserved for residents. Others are being eliminated for bike lanes across the District.
Tags: D.C., kristi king, bicycle lanes, Angelo Rao, Adams Morgan
ListenD.C.'s only full-time theater shop struggles to find new home
What started as a simple relocation could turn into the death of a D.C. institution as Backstage, Inc., the city's only full-time costume retailer, struggles to find a new home.
Tags: alicia lozano, backstage, inc., barracks row, D.C., Rip Claassen
D.C. zoning overhaul stokes residents' fears
Planning officials in D.C. are rewriting the city's zoning rules for the first time in 54 years, and the process is increasing residents' anxieties about growth.
Police release surveillance video after robbery in Northwest D.C.
D.C. police have released surveillance video of people wanted for questioning related to a Friday robbery in which the victims sought help from the Secret Service near the White House.
Tags: D.C., white house, car chase
14th Street Matchbox opens Nov. 30
Matchbox Food Group will open its third Washington- area location on 14th Street Nov. 30
Tags: restaurants, D.C., Matchbox
Charter school enrollment on the rise
Tags: National Alliance for Public Charter Schools, D.C., charter schools
Empty D.C.: Time-lapse series shows city without human life (VIDEO)
Imagine D.C. without cars or people. Imagine the city's most iconic sites - the Washington Monument, Dupont Circle and Capitol Hill - completely still except for the moving clouds and changing light.
Tags: alicia lozano, Ross Ching, Empty America, D.C., time-lapse photography
Amazon opens new marketplace for wine
mazon.com Inc. is now selling wine online at its own site, with Amazon available to ship wine to residents of 12 states and the District.



