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Josephine Opens In Silver Lake Bungalow

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By Sarah Kim Verified
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I’m a Former Trader Joe’s Wine Buyer — These Are the 13 Best Bottles in the Store (I’ve Tried Hundreds) As I get older, I notice I am slowly morphing into one of those decorative pillows that says “Me, Myself, and Wine” (or the entirety of this SNL …
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D.C.’s tick season could be worse this year. Here’s how to stay safe

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By Sarah Kim Verified, Esther Ciammachilli Verified
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Voices of Wards 7 and 8: What D.C. youth have to say about teen curfews

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By Sarah Kim Verified
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Leilani Scott-Clark says some people may have misconceptions about D.C. youth. “We’re very dumb. We are dooming the future generation,” she says. “We are very dangerous, unpredictable.” Scott-Clark lives in Southeast. She says when young people are perceived as “unpredictable” or “destructive,” it’s usually when they’re trying to do what most youth want to do: have fun. “They look at a group of youth maybe across the street,” Scott-Clark says. “Giggling, smiling.
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