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Hoyas Lose Heartbreaker to Holy Cross on Senior Night
The Georgetown University football team blew its first-half lead to the Holy Cross Crusaders on Nov. 7, losing 27-24. Despite an initial lead, the Hoyas (3-5, 3-3 Patriot League) failed to score in the second half. That allowed the Crusaders (5-5, 5-2 Patriot League) to claw back and, after a last-second trick play, take the win.
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Shaw Restaurants among the Best in DMV
Washington Post restaurant critic Elazar Sontag has come up with his first iteration of “The 40 Best Restaurants in and around D.C.,” with five Shaw restaurants taking high positions on the list. To start, there Saint’s Paradise Cafeteria (601 M St. NW) taking the No. 23 spot. The venerable cafeteria has also gotten the attention of Washingtonian magazine lately, leaping ahead of a number of expensive fine dining establishments in DC. Per Sontag: “If this is your first time here, don’t stress too much about what to order when you reach the front of the line. Every dish stands the test of time.”
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Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb to Address American University’s December Commencement
Cleveland Mayor Justin M. Bibb will return to his alma mater next month to address the Class of 2026 at American University’s December commencement, the university announced Thursday in a release distributed by PR Newswire. Bibb, a 2009 graduate of the university’s School of Public Affairs, will also receive an honorary degree at the ceremony. […]
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Purple Heart Homes Demonstrates Modular Construction Techniques at Housing Showcase
To show what modular construction can offer veterans, South Carolina-based veterans’ organization Purple Heart Homes teamed up with residential building product manufacturers from across the U.S. to construct a fully accessible modular home on the National Mall in Washington D.C. in just five days. The home was part of the 2026 HUD Innovative Housing Showcase, which featured a “Made in America” theme.
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The Amigos Park saga in Mount Pleasant is reaching its conclusion. Pretty much no one is happy with the results.
After more than 13 years of advocacy work from neighbors, D.C. officials are finally on the cusp of opening a new park in Mount Pleasant. So why are park proponents still so upset?. A group of Mount Pleasant residents hoping to convert a small patch of vacant land at the...