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Alexandria holiday market offers lifeline to vendors displaced by canceled N. Va. Christmas Market

After the Northern Virginia Christmas Market was canceled the first weekend of November, an Alexandria holiday market wants to welcome vendors needing an outlet to showcase their products. The volunteer-run Markets for Good will host The Gratitude Exchange, a free holiday market at Patrick Henry Recreation Center (4653 Taney Avenue)...

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Holiday markets in the DC area: Winter cheer with treats, music and more

Holiday markets are opening their doors around the DMV. Whether you're shopping for gifts or yourself (or a little of both!), you'll find scores of handmade items from local vendors — plus holiday treats, warm beverages and, at some markets, live music, a holiday home tour or more. We'll...

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CBS Sports

Trinity Rodman leads surging Spirit against breakout Royals in NWSL semifinal

With the championship match set for D.C., Trinity Rodman and company can secure a home final if they can halt an underdog Utah squad riding high after stunning San Diego

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Increased Class Sizes Disrupt Learning

The start of the 2026-27 school year has led to an increase in class sizes in both Dual Enrollment (DE) and Advanced Placement (AP) classes. Specifically, the increase in class sizes pertains to English classes. The increase in these class sizes is due to the decline of student numbers from last year. As a result of this loss, many teaching positions have been removed by FCPS to account for decreasing enrollment rates.

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Nor'easter timeline for the DMV: When rain tapers off in DC, Maryland and Virginia

Following Thursday's severe storms and hail, a coastal nor'easter is bringing chilly rain and gusty winds across the Northeast on Friday, Nov. 13. Rain is expected to taper off from south to north through Friday afternoon and evening, though higher elevations inland will see accumulating snow. Colder air moves in...

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Hotel Chocolat Plans a December Opening in Old Town Alexandria

Chocolate, according to Hotel Chocolat, should be more than a sweet indulgence. The British chocolatier has built its reputation around a simple philosophy: more cacao, less sugar. Its approach combines high-quality chocolate, inventive flavors and a sense of playfulness. “It’s a really beautiful chocolate brand that is high cacao, less...

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DC Weather: A chilly and blustery Saturday while Sunday brings less wind

WASHINGTON (7News) — This weekend we are feeling the coldest air of the season. In fact, the last time we had high temperatures in the low 50s was back in late March. Saturday starts with sunshine, but clouds will build through the day. Highs will reach the lower 50s, while northwest winds of 10 to 15 mph—and gusts up to 30 mph—make it feel brisk. Around D.C., temperatures may feel closer to the upper 40s in the afternoon.

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DC News Now

FAA lifts ground stop after major communications outage

The Federal Aviation Administration ordered a nationwide ground stop on Friday due to a communication issue impacting all Air Route Traffic Control Centers.

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Alexandria remembers nonprofit leader Roberto Gomez, memorial set for Sunday

Hundreds attended a candlelight vigil for Cornerstone Craftsman founder and executive director Roberto Gomez, who died suddenly on Tuesday (Nov. 10). The vigil was held Thursday evening outside Cornerstone Craftsman’s headquarters. A memorial service for Gomez will be held at 5:30 p.m. on Sunday (Nov. 15), at the Oswald Durant Center at(1605 Cameron Street). Gomez leaves behind his young family, as well as the nonprofit’s 21 teen apprentices. A GoFundMe to support his 1-year-old son and partner has so far raised more than $14,000.

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Axios DC

Your guide to the best holiday markets around D.C.

Holiday markets are popping up around the DMV. Why it matters: These aren't just shopping stops — they're full-on festive scenes with live music, local makers, hot drinks and cheer you won't find browsing online. Good to know: Many markets require tickets — and some sell out fast or offer early-bird deals — so book ahead. What's new: The Downtown DC Holiday Market (Nov. 21-Dec.23) is bigger than ever. Look for: Over 115 vendors, including 20 newcomers and local artisans. More than a dozen food stalls, including from Carmine's and Daikaya (try their new cheesesteaks) — plus Dirty Habit's "winter chalet" bar. A "Craft Café" with workshops for kids and adults, plus live entertainment. Browse local artists and vendors. Photo: Courtesy Events DC More markets you won't want to miss: Lucketts Holiday House (now through Dec. 14) Set in a century-old Leesburg farmhouse decked out in full holiday decor. Shop vintage and holiday finds, then sip wine by a crackling fire. 🎟️ Tickets ($29) required. DC Holiday Market at Dupont Circle (now through Dec. 23) A newer market with 35+ small businesses selling crafts, jewelry and art — plus sweets from Migue's Mini Donuts and Capital Candy Jar. Chanukah Holiday

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Alexandria Eyes $117M Sports Complex to Replace Great Waves Waterpark

Alexandria officials have proposed a $117 million indoor sports and events complex at Cameron Run Regional Park that would replace Great Waves Waterpark, the decades-old attraction's mini golf course and its batting cages. The 210,000-square-foot facility would be built for flexible court and turf sports, training programs, regional and national tournaments, and larger events, with city leaders targeting a 2029 groundbreaking.

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Iwuchukwu’s 28 Points Saves Hoyas From Disaster

The Georgetown University men’s basketball team beat the Delaware State University Hornets 83-78 on Nov. 10, led by a dominant performance from senior center Vince Iwuchukwu. Georgetown (3-0) started the game off looking unprepared for Delaware State (1-2), but Iwuchukwu finished the game with a career-high 28 points and...

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Axios DC

Your D.C. weekend: A holiday market and festive fun

The D.C. Holiday Market is back, with more than 35 vendors offering goods at Dupont Circle. Why it matters: With decorations popping up around town, the city is feeling festive — and there's plenty to do this weekend. Zoom in: This year's market runs 40 days, spanning six weekends, on the 1500 block of New Hampshire Avenue. It'll only be closed on Thanksgiving Day and Dec. 30. Then, on Saturday evening, CityCenter will light up its 78-foot Christmas tree, with a performance from JoJo. It's free to attend, and will feature holiday treats and balloon artists for families. More events this weekend: 🍽️ DC Central Kitchen is hosting Capital Food Fight tonight, featuring chef battles and celebrity guests like Andrew Zimmern. More than 80 restaurants and bars are participating and all proceeds will benefit DC Central Kitchen's charity efforts. Tickets $350+ 🍷 Sonny's Pizza is hosting its wine night again tonight, with four natural winemakers on the rotation. Tickets $19 📸 The National Portrait Gallery is celebrating the 50th year of its photography collection, with a new exhibit called "Photographic Memory: Fifty Years of Collecting." It opens Saturday. Sneak peek ♻️ Time to declutter? D.C. residents can dispose of hazardous

Washington, DC · 2d

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Men’s Basketball Drops 85-57 Decision at George Washington

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Harvard men's basketball ventured outside of Massachusetts this evening, as the Crimson fell, 85-57, at George Washington. Junior Robert Hinton led all players on the court with 19 points on a 7-for-13 performance from the field, as the Los Angeles, California native has scored double-digits in back-to-back outings. Senior Thomas Batties II also hit double-digit scoring, tallying 10 points with two rebounds and two assists.

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W-L student’s 1981 photo project captured a community in transition

As a 16-year-old student at Washington-Lee High School in 1981, Eric Dobson opted to fulfill a requirement in his American Civilization class by traveling around Arlington with his father’s 40-year-old Minolta camera. Little did he know that he was chronicling history in the process. It was a time of...

Arlington County, VA · 1d

The Washington Informer

O Museum in the Mansion Celebrates 47 Years, 76th Birthday of Founder

The O Museum in the Mansion hosted a gala on Nov. 10 to celebrate its 47th anniversary and the 76th birthday of founder H.H. Leondars while raising funds for its arts and education programs. The post O Museum in the Mansion Celebrates 47 Years, 76th Birthday of Founder appeared first on The Washington Informer .

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Let DIG INN Handle Your Thanksgiving Feast This Year

WASHINGTON (7News) — Thanksgiving is a time to gather around the table, but preparing the meal can take up much of the day. DIG INN is offering a convenient way to serve a festive spread while leaving more time for family, friends and the traditions that make the holiday special.

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Westwood One Network VP/GM George King Exits.

George King, Vice President and General Manager, Network Formats, has exited Westwood One. King joined the Cumulus Media-owned network in September 2014 as Vice President of Programming, network formats, overseeing its 24-hour country formats, which then aired on nearly 700 stations. In July 2019, he was promoted to Vice President and General Manager of the 24-hour formats division, taking charge of programming and affiliate management for all of its formats while continuing to oversee country.

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The Alexandria Brief

DASH approves bus cuts on five lines; chair says repaying city would mean more

The cuts start Jan. 31 unless money is found by Dec. 31. DASH still projects a $1.2 million gap.