Republican bill targeting D.C. could make paying taxes this year very chaotic
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With ingredients like habanero-cilantro shrub, shiso bitters, and roasted bell pepper.
It takes a village to make The 51st. We’ll occasionally dedicate some space to introducing a member of the team.
If 5% of the people who have canceled their Washington Post subscriptions joined the 51st, we’d be fully funded.
Many of these residents have lived in Columbia Heights for decades. Their precarious situation shows just how hard it can be for longtime residents of D.C. to stay here.
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Celebrate Howard’s 100th homecoming, learn about worm composting, and attend a Turkish dance party this weekend.
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The bartender was a recent Miami transplant and self-proclaimed “fall hater." Fortunately, her cocktails painted a different picture.
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