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This DC pastry chef snagged outstanding honors at James Beard Awards

School ends, summer meal programs begin for local food bank

Drawing a line in the sand against more data centers in Northern Virginia

Some of the 11 skydivers killed in Missouri plane crash were experienced jumpers

Emergency work underway on Potomac Interceptor in Maryland to protect drinking water

Open water swimming is rising in popularity. But so are the dangers

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