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As seen in: WJLA-TV (Arlington, VA), WTTG-TV (Bethesda, MD)
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38th annual FilmFest DC: Showcasing 62 global films

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By Roxanne Strouk Verified
| WJLA-TV (Arlington, VA) Verified
FilmFest DC is back for its 38th year. The festival showcases 62 films from 36 different countries, all within 11 days. It is the area's longest-running film festival gearing up to kick off on April 18th. Featured films come from every genre; addressing critical social issues. On Tuesday, Director and Creator, Tony Gittens, joined Eileen to discuss FilmFest DC.
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Baltimore, MD and DC in top 25 most 'sinful cities' in the country

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By Roxanne Strouk Verified
| WTTG-TV (Bethesda, MD) Verified
The "Sinful City" title no longer belongs to just Las Vegas. WalletHub released an article on Tuesday with a list of the most sinful cities in America. The article noted how people are "behaving illicitly" all over the country, not just in Vegas. The findings were based on 7 categories including anger and hatred, jealousy, excesses and vices, greed, and lust. Based on those categories, Baltimore was ranked #13 overall and DC was ranked at #25. DC came in at #1 for greed and #4 for anger and hatred.
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How to prevent RSV, COVID-19, flu infections ahead of holidays

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By Roxanne Strouk Verified
| WTTG-TV (Bethesda, MD) Verified
With the holiday season in full swing, it's important to take preventative action to protect yourself, your children and other loved ones from the triple threat of RSV, COVID-19 and the flu. Despite the prevention methods available, Virginia doctors are already seeing high volumes of patients with respiratory illnesses filling hospital beds and, in many cases, requiring longer hospital stays.
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