- NBC4 Washington
Graduation fees for some D.C. high school seniors have reached $400 - a number students and their parents find overwhelming.
The costs include their participation in their school's cap and gown ceremonies.
"It's kind of scary to think you've done all you can do and...
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Gathering all the news and events that TMOTTGoGo has reported to you in the entire year of 2012, we have compiled a timeline of what has been noted as the 15 most significant, in chronological order.
Click on the titles below to revisit the pieces.
TMOTTGoGo Launches...
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Cultural Tourism DC announces its latest program to engage residents and visitors in DC’s arts, performance, and community through Art4All DC. Created to encourage greater participation across a wide spectrum of the city’s diverse offerings, Art4All DC brings together 40 organizations to produce a schedule...
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Join Serve DC & HandsOn Greater DC Cares and hundreds of volunteers on Tuesday September 11, 2012 in downtown Washington, DC for 9/11 11th anniversary commemorative event: Tribute to Service. The event includes food truck vendors, a community outreach fair, mini service projects, emergency preparedness...
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DC Mayor Gray announces Langdon Park to be renamed "Chuck Brown Memorial Park" near 20th, Franklin & Girard St NE.
THIS SUNDAY, AUGUST 26th (11AM-8PM)>>> Come Join the DiamondStar Divas & Unique Cutz Barbershop as we are one...
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MISSING PERSON ALERT:
Christian Muse aka "Twin" has been missing for about a week now.
Christian is 19 years old, 6ft tall and about 145lbs. He was last seen in the Glass Manor area of Oxon Hill, Maryland almost a week ago. Since then, his cell phone...
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In a city where a major complaint across most genres of entertainment is a lack of support, the instructions were clear. DMV artists only, submit your music. A cast of producers, DJs, photographers, graphic artists, rappers and other entertainers gathered at Martins Lounge in...
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Pulling up to the 7-11 for a quick Slurpee fix, I eye Dude in the Red Shirt, sitting on a milk crate as he prepares to pounce on me with some type of line once I get out of my car. One hand...
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-Via The Washington Informer
Ron Moten, former head of the nonprofit Peaceaholics, will now toss his hat into the Ward 7 race as a Republican.
During a phone interview Friday with The Washington Informer, Moten, 41, said switching his registration from the Democratic Party to the...
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A couple of strong songs from the Crank Brothers.
Sweet Crankin Thing
From the CD "Welcome to Cranksville", and
Mo Betta Crank - Featuring E (a.k.a Bootsy Vegas)
Enjoy this one, because it is not on the CD!
Visit The Crank Brothers @ thecrankbrothersband.com
CHECK OUT THE CLIPS BELOW:
SweetCrankinThing by Bagofbeats
Mo...
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Presenting a video and tune that somehow went under the radar, this clip showcases lyrical skills of 32 as he delivers. Funny thing is...
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With no time to spare, the D.C. Public Library announced last week that the money needed to keep Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Library open on Sundays had been found.
As part of the 2012 Fiscal Year budget, which goes into effect tomorrow, cuts to the...
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One City One Hire is an innovative strategy that will encourage Washington metropolitan area employers to commit to hire at least one unemployed District resident. It is designed to serve as a catalyst to jump-start the Mayor's pledge to put unemployed District residents -- in...
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BY KAREN GRAY HOUSTON/myfoxdc
WASHINGTON - Ten years later, DC public schools are still living with the loss of three students and three teachers on September 11th.
Two National Geographic Society staffers also died on the plane that crashed into the Pentagon. They were in route to...