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A guide to coworking (community, coffee, and free wifi) in DC
Whitney Pipkin
Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Stop fighting over the last seat at Starbucks. D.C.'s coworking spaces provide "everything you need to run your office, plus community."
Do Good Summit rides wave of triple bottom line business
Rhea Kennedy
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Businesses that emphasize not just profits, but also people and the planet, are thriving in the District. The second annual Do Good Summit aims to capitalize on that trend and take it to the next level.
From despair to repair: how the SFRRP helps homeowners
Trey Yingst
Tuesday, March 19, 2013
Patricia McCullum's home was slowly being destroyed by the nightmare that was the abandoned house next door. Luckily, a District program helped her get back on her feet -- and stay in her community.
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DC Arts Advocacy Day Editorial: Cuts in mayor's arts funding jeopardize neighborhood revitalization
Phil Hutinet
Wednesday, April 17, 2013
On Arts Advocacy Day, ARCH Development Corporation COO Phil Hutinet argues that D.C.'s arts organizations depend on arts grants to produce their festivals and events, which in turn transform neighborhoods.
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New Anacostia consignment shop to open in April
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Museum for Black Innovation and Entrepreneurship opens and holds weekly discussion series
The new nonprofit hopes to inspire budding entrepreneurs in Southeast D.C.
After five years, Anacostia BID is finally a reality
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Even the Beeb is interested in Anacostia
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