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Harold Mason Ford, Sr., 66, of Elkins Park, Pennsylvania, passed away after a brief illness on Thursday, December 19, 2024. He was born on June 1, 1958, the second son of the late James Ford, Sr. and Dorothy M. Dorsey.
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Loose Lips is Washington City Paper‘s flagship political column, covering all things D.C. politics.Here you will find stories about the D.C. Council, local politicians, the mayor, attorney ...
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Here are your (and our) favorite places, people, and things across the D.C. region. Food & Drink - People & Places - Arts & Entertainment - Goods & Services. Even in 6,000 words, it is basically impossible to capture the best of an entire city.
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Here are your (and our) favorite places, people, and things across the D.C. region. People & Places - Goods & Services - Arts & Entertainment - Food & Drink. In the middle of August, D.C. is at its swampiest.
The Companies Behind D.C.’s Sports Betting Deal Will Pay $6.5 …
Jan 14, 2025 · The companies who once ran D.C.’s screwed up sports betting regime are paying $6.5 million to settle a legal case over the contract.