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Rare Form Pop-Up at M.M.LaFleur
Check out a selection of “modern artifacts” at the Rare Form pop-up inside of M.M.LaFleur (1344 Wisconsin Ave NW). Stop by on Saturday, August 31 and Sunday, September 1 to shop an assortment of vintage pieces – including objects for the home, jewelry and books – to complement the new M.M.LaFleur Fall collection. Rare Form will share the details of each piece in their collection and teach you how to incorporate vintage items into your home to make it feel personal.
Attorney for Murder Defendant Wins Delay for Preliminary Hearing
Thank you for reading D.C. Witness. Help us continue our mission into 2024. DC Superior Court Judge Robert Okun granted the request of Oliver Gomes‘ attorney, Sara Kopecki, to reschedule his preliminary hearing from Aug. 23 to Oct. 8, giving her time to prepare a response to the prosecution’s evidence.
List: What to do in the Washington DC area through Labor Day weekend
We share the best things to do every weekend in The Weekend Scene newsletter – it’s completely free to subscribe!. Monday is Labor Day, which means a long day for many. It might also be your last chance to hit up pools and water parks!. FYI: The Smithsonian...
Imposing 25 Year Sentence, Judge Says ‘Stupid’ Fails to Characterize Murder Defendant’s Actions
Thank you for reading D.C. Witness. Help us continue our mission into 2024. DC Superior Court Judge Anthony Epstein sentenced a defendant to 25 years to reflect the seriousness of the crime, six years after the victim’s death in a hearing on Aug. 23. Hahqwon Beale, 25, was convicted...
Washington Post Kills Column on Local Artists and Gallery Exhibits
In another move toward shedding allegiance to local news coverage, the Washington Post has killed its only column that highlighted local artists and galleries. The Aug. 25 print edition of the “In the Galleries” column by Mark Jenkins, which ran for 13 years, was the last. (Jenkins formerly wrote for City Paper and worked as the paper’s art director.)
Metro Murder Suspect Won’t Independently Test DNA Evidence
Thank you for reading D.C. Witness. Help us continue our mission into 2024. A murder defendant waived his right to independently test DNA evidence before DC Superior Court Judge Anthony Epstein on Aug. 23. Tyriq Williams, 32, is charged with premeditated first-degree murder while armed and possession of a firearm...
Trash Troubles “I cant imagine that they skipped only these 2 blocks 3 times in a row.”
We live on the 700 block of Harvard St NW. Tues, Aug 13th was the last time house hold trash was picked up along the entire block. We spoke with our neighbors on the 700 block of Hobart Pl NW and they have also missed 3 pickups. DPW is not responding to tickets or issuing any word as to what is going on.
Deadline extended for WWPR’s Woman of the Year Awards nominations until September 3
The deadline to nominate a trailblazing woman for WWPR’s Woman of the Year Awards has been extended to Tuesday, September 3. The WWPR Woman of the Year Awards recognizes senior professionals working in PR and Communications. According to WWPR, the extension allows time to nominate someone “who has raised the bar in our field and paved the way for the future of the profession.”
Homicide Co-Defendants Plead Not Guilty to Murder, Metrobus Robbery
Thank you for reading D.C. Witness. Help us continue our mission into 2024. Three co-defendants pleaded not guilty to a total of 16 charges before DC Superior Court Judge Maribeth Raffinan on Aug. 22. Steven Metts, 18, Keondre Carroll, 21, and Jovontae Wallace, 19, are charged with first-degree murder while...
Brian Tolbert The Art of Vanity Artist Talk
The Art of Vanity, the inaugural two-day solo exhibition by visual artist and illustrator Brian Tolbert, offers an intimate and surrealist exploration of self-discovery. Through a series of self-portraits, Tolbert delves into the complexities of who he is, who he has been, and who he is becoming. At its core,...
San Antonio man runs from D.C. to home to support family recovery program
A San Antonio man is on a running mission to raise awareness for a new program that aims to keep families together. By doing so, he plans to run from Washington D.C. to San Antonio. News 4 San Antonio was able to talk to Kenneth Anderlitch, who works with Haven...
From shea butter to face mist: A peek into The Virtuous Brand
Washington, D.C. (7News) — On Monday, The Virtuous Brand was in Good Morning Washington's small business spotlight. Owner Shelly Robinson joined Kidd and Britt to discuss her business and why she started it. Robinson's VP is her daughter, Zaniya. Shelly notes how she includes her young daughter in the...
Suspect Arrested in Northwest D.C. Following Early Morning Business Burglary on 14th Street
Early this morning, a business in Northwest Washington was hit by a burglar, but with swift action by local law enforcement, a suspect is now behind bars. The Metropolitan Police Department has reported the arrest of Marquis Hill, 31, of Northwest D.C., following a burglary that occurred in the 2100 block of 14th Street, Northwest. The MPD's official release states that the incident took place at approximately 4:15 a.m.
National Trans Visibility March returns to D.C. amid rising attacks
The 2024 Trans Visibility March was held on August 24. (Washington Blade photo by Erkki Forster) Community members, advocates, and LGBTQ leaders came together for the annual National Trans Visibility March on Aug. 24 amid a weekend filled with workshops and events focused on transgender rights and advocacy. It was the first time the march returned to D.C. since its inaugural event in 2019.
CVS storefront, ATM destroyed in Northwest DC
WASHINGTON — An ATM was ripped from a storefront and destroyed in Northwest D.C. early Monday morning. Police were called to a CVS at 3:51 a.m. after people broke the window and frame of the storefront, grabbed the ATM and destroyed it on E Street NW near Virginia Avenue. They left the ATM on the street in front of the building. In photos posted online by Doc Meyer, it appears that the entire glass wall was shattered and the glass door was pulled from the frame, breaking the frame as well.
Football Looking to Make Another Run
Howard University football, having demonstrated its prowess in the MEAC, aims for continued success in the upcoming season. After tying for first place in 2022 and securing a Celebration Bowl berth last season, expectations are high, even with some key player losses. Coach Scott emphasizes teamwork, academic excellence, and community involvement as pillars for their championship aspirations. New recruits, coupled with returning talent, position the Bison as a competitive force moving forward.
Job Alert | Digital Content Producer - $55k to $60k/year
Reports To: Director of Marketing & Communications. Location: Washington, D.C. (In-Person) The Digital Content Producer is a key member of TWB's marketing team, responsible for identifying opportunities for marketing content and creating a diverse range of assets, including video, photography, graphics, audio and other multimedia that showcases the artistry and vibrancy of The Washington Ballet and The Washington Ballet School. The role involves capturing photography and video of performances, rehearsals, classes, donor events, and other TWB activities campus, at performances, and at after-hours events using a variety of equipment, including professional and non-professional (cell phone) equipment that will be provided by TWB. This role may also help direct staged photo shoots, annual headshots, and other content capture throughout the year.
Shooting incident under investigation in Salisbury
SALISBURY, Md. – Salisbury Police are investigating a shooting that left two injured Monday evening. We’re told the incident happened at around 9:15 p.m. in the 600 block of Light Street. Police say there were two victims, both adult men. One was treated for non-life-threatening injuries, while the other was treated for critical injuries and is listed in stable condition.
Ravens QB Lamar Jackson brings Colts back to Maryland -- a thoroughbred team
BALTIMORE -- Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is bringing the Colts back to Maryland. It's not a football team, but rather a thoroughbred horse team.Jackson is the lead owner of a group investing in the Maryland Colts, a Baltimore-based team in the National Thoroughbred League.The Ravens' two-time MVP joins a star-studded list of NTL partners that include Julius "Dr. J" Erving, Rick Ross, Nelly, Tanya Tucker and Kayvon Thibodeaux.Jackson will also "launch a program to expose less-privileged children to one of Maryland's most storied industries, including free tickets to the NTL Baltimore Cup, and an apprentice program to give promising...
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