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Reporter/Fill-in Anchor for News 12 Brooklyn and News 12 The Bronx

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'This place is sacred' | Runners warn East Potomac Park redevelopment could impact iconic DC race routes

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By Katie Lusso Verified
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For decades, East Potomac Park has been part of some of the region's biggest races, from the Marine Corps Marathon to the Credit Union Cherry Blossom 10-mile and 5K. Now, as the Trump administration pursues a proposed redevelopment of the park's golf course, runners worry the trails and race routes they have long relied on could change. George Banker has watched history unfold along the four-mile stretch that loops around the park to Hains Point and back for decades.
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Calls to boycott DoorDash are growing in DC. Here's why.

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By Katie Lusso Verified
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Calls to boycott DoorDash, a food delivery app, are growing in the District after the company publicly backed a congressional bill that DC leaders argue would undermine the city's authority to govern itself. The debate centers around H.R. 9720, the D.C. Taxing Authority Review Act. It was introduced by House Oversight Committee chairman Representative James Comer (R-Kentucky) on Wednesday and was approved with a 23-18 vote.
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Have a gas-powered leaf blower? Alexandria's ban takes effect this fall

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By Katie Lusso Verified
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Alexandria's ban on gas-powered leaf blowers will take effect Nov. 17, ending an 18-month phaseout period that began after the City Council approved the measure in May 2025. City officials held a community meeting Tuesday to answer questions ahead of the ban, which was adopted to reduce noise, air pollution and water pollution. Some residents said they're looking forward to quieter neighborhoods.
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