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Blockbusting Developer Settles With AG For $300,000
But in the end, developer Hossain Kamyab will get what he wants. He plans to turn a duplex in the Palisades into a 17-unit apartment building.
Improving Street Design Can Improve Traffic Safety While Reducing Enforcement Disparities
Researchers from the Urban Institute explain how D.C. can improve its streets while achieving both traffic safety and equity.
Most Councilmembers Won’t Seek Another Repeal If Tipped Wage Ballot Measure Passes
Despite the furor over Initiative 77, Initiative 82 looks safe should voters approve it in November.
Food
Good Taste: Sunny Tex-Mex Breakfast Taco Joint La Tejana Rises and Shines
The in-demand spot from husband-and-wife team Gus May and Ana-Maria Jaramillo has diners lining up on Mount Pleasant Street NW.
The Carry-Out Critic Finds Heavenly Biscuits at Sincerely Breakfast
The all-day breakfast spot operates under Dupont Circle in the Underground Food Court.
Good Taste: Bar Ivy Goes Wild With Forage-Forward New American Cuisine
Executive chef and professional forager Jonathan Till leads the kitchen at the new restaurant in Arlington.
Arts
2022 Fall Arts Guide
How we create and consume art has changed, and local artists were forced to adapt. Many are rediscovering themselves as the scene comes back to life.
Bossa Bistro Celebrates 20 Years of Global Music
Co-owner Rob Coltun is planning a series of special collabs throughout November.
Bartees Strange Found His Home in D.C.’s Eclectic Music Scene
The former climate change PR guy plays the All Things Go Festival in October and headlines the 9:30 Club Nov. 19.
Story District Celebrates 25 Years of Storytelling
Eight storytellers will return to the stage at Lincoln Theatre after a pandemic hiatus.
