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Well, I must admit that our president has taught me something – it’s a moment to savor.
I now know that the circle just in front of Arlington Cemetery, with the to-die-for view of the Lincoln Memorial back across Memorial Bridge, is in fac...
As I’ve told you before, despite the limited power of our local elected officials, we are still true believers here in DC when it comes to our voting. And that’s why it attracted a lot of attention a few days ago when an intrepid citizen to...
Barely over a year ago, I wrote an article entitled “Military Normalization Starts in DC,” and in the subtitle I wrote, “We’re supposed to get used to it.” And in a way, it looks like we have. We now share stories about our recent National...
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...
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