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“Ain’t No Back to a Merry-Go-Round” offers perspectives from Black and White neighbors who marched against the segregation policy at the Maryland attraction.

For many of the Vietnamese people who settled in the U.S. after the war’s end, its anniversary marks a complex turning point: the reluctant end of their lives in Vietnam and the hope of brighter days in America.

Marcus Sims, owner of Treincarnation, is using felled trees from Takoma Park Maryland Library to create new tables for the city’s expansion project.

A group home of five 20-somethings in D.C.’s Adams Morgan neighborhood found something that embodies the classic spirit of District residents — an off-hours activity that combines whimsy and work. They created a quarterly print publication.

Greenbrier and Sandy Point state parks will require reservations on weekends and holidays from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day.

The District, which maintained and operated the Circulator, has auctioned off 63 vehicles so far.

Pixie Windsor announced she will close her D.C. shop, Miss Pixie’s, at the end of the year.

A heat dome has settled over the D.C. area, bringing high temperatures and humidity.

Some residents of the center’s Northwest Washington neighborhood have complained for years about the swell of traffic the tournament brings and the mess it leaves.

Researchers estimate that at least 500-600 dolphins have regularly visited the Potomac River and Chesapeake Bay over the past decade.