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The Last Chinese Businesses in DC's Chinatown Original

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By Sam Cabral
| Washingtonian Verified
Chinatown is shrinking, as anyone who’s seen all the shuttered storefronts along H Street, Northwest, has noticed. Many of the longtime Chinese businesses have closed, and American chains have moved in, serving burgers or coffee beneath neon signs stamped with Chinese translations. Most recently, Full Kee Restaurant and Gao Ya Hair Salon closed as developers moved forward with plans to build a Marriott hotel on the lot.
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Five Players to Watch at the DC Open

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By Sam Cabral
| Washingtonian Verified
The qualifying rounds are over and the main draw is set at this week’s Mubadala Citi DC Open. Held at the William H.G. Fitzgerald Tennis Center in Rock Creek Park, the annual tournament features ATP and WTA pros and kicks off the North American hardcourt season, which culminates in the year’s final Grand Slam, the US Open. First-round matches begin on Monday, with the finals next weekend.
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A Cult Classic of Cannabis Brands Is Making Its DC Debut

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By Sam Cabral
| Washingtonian Verified
Would it surprise you that Washington, DC, has the second-highest cannabis use in the country? About one-third of District residents consume cannabis for recreational or medical purposes, according to a study by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)—putting DC behind only Vermont, but ahead of early-adopting states such as Colorado and Oregon.
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