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📃 The Bowser administration reached settlements with two women who the city found were victims of sexual harassment by ex-deputy mayor John Falcicchio. Lawyers declined to disclose the terms. (NBC4)
D.C. is one of the most sought-after job destinations for this year's graduating college seniors, per
🐶 The first dog park east of the Anacostia River opened in the Fort Dupont area of Southeast. It's another reminder of the amenities lacking in the area, along with more sit-down restaurants and grocery stores. (Washington Post)
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She received poor marks on dealing with crime and housing affordability.
An independent investigation into former deputy mayor John Falcicchio, who resigned last year after allegations of sexual harassment from two city employees, found that he made "unwanted sexual advances" to a third individual. The report, not public, was obtained by some media outlets. (Washington Post)
Homelessness is up 14% compared to 2023, according to an annual count that took place in January.
Twenty-three years ago this Sunday, Apple opened its first-ever retail store — our very own local one at the Tysons Corner Center mall.
🚨 Sixty-five percent of D.C. residents think city crime is an "extremely serious" or "very serious" problem, an increase from 56% in 2023, per a Washington Post-Schar School poll. Seventy percent feel "somewhat" safe in their neighborhoods, down from 77% last year, including 23% who feel "very safe" — lower than last year's 29%.
Reagan National Airport will soon offer five new long-haul, roundtrip flight routes.
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