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Before I turn to fresh news of the Commanders site, let’s recap on some of the issues I’ve raised in my recent posts:
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Last week I briefly referred to the Kennedy Center before turning to the broader picture of DC’s struggling economy. This week I want to give the Kennedy Center situation some further attention. I have not been a subscriber, or even a parti...
First, an apology. I discovered that my last Monday’s post didn’t appear in subscribers’ mailboxes until Tuesday. Guess it got slowed down at the border crossing 😊.
Much of the news from DC over recent days has been focused on the tragedy...
I’m taking it a little easy with my writing this week because I’m out of town - in Canada specifically, where some of our country’s best friends in the world live, even though their leaders have been declared “nasty people.” But my heart, a...
As I look back on this post from last year, I feel little ashamed at the incomplete way in which I described local news coverage of the real DC. To be clear, relying on the Washington Post for solid DC news is still a mistake, and there’s v...
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