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The DC Bar Pro Bono Center is operating the Small Business Brief Advice Legal Clinic remotely on a rolling basis. Once they have your...

Boating in DC invites you to experience the best in DC, on the water. They have kayaks, canoes, paddle boards, sailboats, rowboats, dragon boats,...

The Folger Shakespeare Library is providing a slate of free virtual offerings, from an interactive Hamlet quiz to a discussion series on race’s role...

June’s Woman of Ward 6 is Diana McLellan, a self-described “jolly pariah” whose Washington gossip column the Ear became a puckish, first-read chronicle of...

Jack was born in Rochester NY of longstanding Dutch immigrant stock. His father, a WW1 veteran, who had played the coronet in the US...

We are living in strange times—tied to our homes to escape the pandemic and not sure how safe it is to go out or...

Nancy B. Smalley passed away on May 2nd, 2020. Nancy was born and raised in New Jersey as an only child. Nancy came to...

Little Lights Urban Ministry (760 Seventh St. SE) is working to support our neighbors at Potomac Gardens and Hopkins Apartments through the challenges raised...

  Hill-based artist Christine Vineyard is using her work to promote local business and raise money for the DC Central Kitchen (DCCK). Vineyard, who publishes...

Shopping Angels DC (SADC) is part of an international volunteer program designed to provide services to people deemed especially at-risk for COVID-19. You can volunteer...