Tweet of the Day, 12.20
The tweet below was a close runner-up, though. I love when people exceed someone else’s expectations– and when we watch out for each other:
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Farewell, DCentric
Today is my last day as the senior reporter for DCentric. It’s been a little over a year since I started writing for this blog, and I’m blown away at just thinking about all of the interesting topics I’ve had … Read More
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Ethiopian Restaurant Finds Success In Going 'American'
Restaurants around D.C.’s unofficial “Little Ethiopia” have been experimenting lately, hosting everything from rock bands and comedy nights, to serving macaroni and cheese instead of injera and tibs. It’s all been part of an effort to stay competitive and alive in the midst of … Read More
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Tomorrow on DCentric: St. Martin of Birmingham
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- On Today's Metro Connection...
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Fraudulent Fundraising for a Good Cause
Blogger Mari of “In Shaw” alerts us to a possible scam: There is a scam going on where a youth will knock on the door of a resident and ask for money for…the Eastern Branch Boys & Girls Club, which … Read More
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