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Morning Edition Producer for @WAMU885. Senior correspondent for @capitalbop. Player of D&D. Collector of records. Being droll somewhere. Views are my own.
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The Chesapeake Bay blue crab population is disappearing. Researchers still aren't clear why.

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By Esther Ciammachilli Verified, Jackson Sinnenberg Verified
| WAMU-FM (Washington, D.C.) Verified
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WAMU's Week Ahead: Data center pushback, Metro Board votes on RFK, our D.C. ice cream roundup

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By Jackson Sinnenberg Verified, Esther Ciammachilli Verified
| WAMU-FM (Washington, D.C.) Verified
Here are some of the stories WAMU is following this week: Data center have been big business for localities in the D.C.-region, especially in Northern Virginia, the nation’s “data center alley.” Local governments have welcomed data center projects promising hundreds of millions in tax revenues and helping build a tech industry in the region. However, attitudes have soured as residents have seen soaring energy bills with data centers drawing heavily on the local power grid.
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Kalia Vandever and the intimate journey home

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By Joshua M. Myers, Jackson Sinnenberg Verified, Kate Kessler
| CapitalBop
Kalia Vandever Rhizome DC June 14, 2026 Kalia Vandever is pushing through a moment of grief. In turn, the trombonist is pushing us to consider our relationship to grief. We felt this in Vandever’s recent offering at Rhizome, where they performed solo last month in support of their new record Mana(out June 30 via International Anthem). There, the intimacy offered a place for that grief to go, a place that was almost like home.
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