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Denver and DC have voted to ban foie gras

Sentient reports Denver and D.C. have voted to ban foie gras, prohibiting force-feeding ducks and geese.

Denver, CO · 2d

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Signage Now Up for Open Road Ahead of First Maryland Location

Signage is now up for Open Road at 5471 Wisconsin Avenue in Friendship Heights, as the restaurant prepares to open at The Collection at Chevy Chase. The new location will mark Metropolitan Hospitality Group’s (MHG) first expansion into Maryland. As previously reported, Open Road will take over the former...

Chevy Chase Village, MD · 15h

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The National Portrait Gallery Wasn’t Allowed to Acquire Photographs When It Opened in 1968. Fifty Years Later, the Smithsonian Museum’s Collection Has Grown to 11,000 Photos and Counting

When the Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery opened to the public in 1968, its curators had a clear remit: to collect “painted or sculptured likenesses” of individuals who had left their mark on American history and culture. Photography didn’t make the cut, despite the fact that the medium had been invented nearly a century and a half earlier.

Washington, DC · 1d

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“Cold, Snowy” Winter Outlook in The Old Farmer’s Almanac November Update

The Old Farmer’s Almanac has released its November update to its 2026-2027 Winter Outlook, continuing to predict a colder and snowier than normal winter for Montgomery County, D.C., most of Maryland, and Northern Virginia. The Almanac’s general winter outlook map places all of Montgomery County, Washington, D.C., Northern Virginia,...

Montgomery County, MD · 18h

Axios

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East Potomac golfers play final rounds — and say goodbyes

Mike Dennis drove nearly an hour from Maryland's Frederick County to East Potomac Golf Links on Thursday. He wanted to play one more round. And "I wanted to come down here and say goodbye to all my friends," he said. Why it matters: The beloved public golf course is scheduled...

Washington, DC · 1d

The Alexandria Brief

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Things to do in Alexandria this weekend: Nov. 13-15

A Spirit semifinal, Bright Nights’ final opening night, free shredding, Scouting for Food, the Film Festival, and Titans football and flag football.

Alexandria, VA · 2d

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A New Chief, Familiar Questions: Annapolis Looks Outside Its Ranks Again

Annapolis Mayor Jared Littmann has nominated Demetrious T. Harris, police chief of Seat Pleasant in Prince George’s County, to lead the Annapolis Police Department at an annual salary of $214,000. The November 12 announcement ends a nine-month search but raises questions about whether Harris’s experience leading two small municipal police departments prepares him to oversee a substantially larger agency in Maryland’s capital city.

Annapolis, MD · 2d

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From Projects to a Regional System: Six Takeaways from the 2026 Capital Region Transportation Forum

On November 4, the Greater Washington Board of Trade and Greater Washington Partnership convened the 9th Annual Capital Region Transportation Forum, bringing together public- and private-sector transportation leaders to examine what Greater Washington needs to get right as it plans for the next decade. Across the afternoon, one idea kept...

Washington, DC · 1d

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DC Jazz Festival To Honor Angela Stribling At Night Of Stars

The legacy of a beautiful voice and a beloved member of the DMV community will be celebrated! The DC Jazz Festival will posthumously honor longtime WHUR 96.3 FM personality, vocalist and jazz advocate Angela Stribling with its 2026 Jazz Honors Award during its Night of Stars Benefit Concert on November 16 at The Anthem in Washington, DC. The evening, headlined by Grammy Award-winning artist Gregory Porter, will also feature a special musical tribute by The String Queens in honor of Angela’s extraordinary contributions to music, broadcasting and jazz education. Though her voice may be gone, her impact and legacy will continue to resonate for generations.

Washington, DC · 1d

The Alexandria Brief

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Alexandria has a plowblem, and it wants your help

The city's transportation department is taking snow plow name suggestions through Sunday, Nov. 22, following Arlington, where the fleet already includes Plowy McPlowface and Alex Snowvechkin.

Alexandria, VA · 1d

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50+ Young People with the Sunrise Movement, Including Coloradans, Arrested at Schumer DC Office Demanding New Leadership and an End to the Filibuster

Press releases are provided to Yellow Scene Magazine. In an effort to keep our community informed, we publish some press releases in whole. Washington, DC – 54 young people, including several Coloradans, were arrested after sitting in at Chuck Schumer’s office demanding a new Senate Majority Leader and the abolition of the filibuster, which wealthy corporations and their political allies use to block expansions of healthcare, unions, and green jobs. Another 150 visited all Senate Democrat offices. In a statement delivered to senators, Sunrise argued that Democrats have a mandate to deliver on the economic populist agenda that propelled them to victory — but doing so will require abolishing the filibuster. They warned that Democrats could lose in 2028 unless they force Trump to veto popular legislation or negotiate concessions, both of which will be harder to achieve if the filibuster remains in place.

Colorado · 21h

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Streets Market on P Street Stocking Shelves, Said to be Opening Monday!!

Thanks to Geri and David for sending: “Streets Market at P and 22nd NW. They’re actively stocking the store. Staff today said they’re opening this Monday, 11/16 at Noon!“. “They’re stocking the shelves. Hurrah!!!!!”. 2130 P Street, NW. Ed. Note: The space previously home to Metro...

Washington, DC · 1d

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‘Hillsdale people love Hillsdale people’: Alumna joins DC staff

Josie Miller is now Hillsdale’s manager of professional development. Courtesy | Austin Thomason. An alumna and the daughter of a professor now works as the manager of professional development at Hillsdale in Washington, D.C. Josie Miller ’22 joined the staff in June, after working for the news division of...

Hillsdale, MI · 2d

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Cornerstone lawyers appeal liquor license suspension

Cornerstone Grill & Loft on Nov. 12 filed a petition in Prince George’s County Circuit Court asking a judge to review the 90-day suspension of its liquor license, court records show. The filing came two days after the bar’s attorney asked the College Park City Council to join the...

College Park, MD · 1d

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Former NC Governor in Washington this week for freshman orientation ahead of first term in Senate

Former North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper is in Washington this week for orientation ahead of his first term in the U.S. Senate. Cooper joined 10 other newly elected Democratic senators at the Capitol Monday, where they met with Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer. The orientation includes briefings on congressional operations,...

North Carolina · 2d

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Maryland Weather Today: Lows Near 23° as Mountain Snow Arrives

Baltimore, MD – Residents across Maryland, northern Virginia and the Washington, D.C., region face a colder-than-normal weekend beginning Saturday, November 14, as brisk winds and chilly temperatures settle across the Mid-Atlantic.

Maryland · 15h

DC News Now

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One-on-One with MD Rep. Glenn Ivey

Washington (DC News Now) — Maryland Congressman Glenn Ivey (D) has won reelection, continuing to represent residents of Prince George’s County. Rep. Ivey returns to Capitol Review to discuss his reelection, his priorities for 2027, and his reaction to some Democrats’ absence during the impeachment vote against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.

Maryland · 10h

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Get Out There: Tom Sietsema helps us find our next great meal

Tom Sietsema has worked as a food critic for over 25 years. The D.C. region’s dining scene is full of delicious and diverse foods, and there’s one man who knows it like the back of his hand. Tom Sietsema has been a food critic for over 25 years and is now the food correspondent for The Washington Sun.

Washington, DC · 1d

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Raith Capital Snaps Up 338-Unit Hyattsville Highline in First-Ever Sale

A 338-unit apartment community in Hyattsville, Maryland has changed hands for the first time since it opened, with Raith Capital Partners acquiring The Highline from The Bernstein Cos. in a deal backed by a $43.8 million acquisition loan. The property, built on the footprint of a 1968 office building, sits roughly seven miles northeast of downtown Washington, D.C.

Hyattsville, MD · 14h