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Will Lennon

Washington, D.C.
As seen in: Washington City Paper, MSN, The Daily Beast, OpenSecrets, The GW Hatchet, Shadow Proof, The Appeal, The DC Line, Street Sense Media, The Political Report
DIY writer in Washington D.C. Interested in media, OSINT, emerging tech. I'm from Oshkosh, Wisconsin. Banner image is photography by @Darrow_M.

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The Answers Issue 2026 | Washington City Paper

The Answers Issue 2026 | Washington City Paper

Why is the Transit app almost always more accurate regarding bus arrival times than Metro’s own MetroPulse ap…

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What Ever Happened to the LEAD Internship Program? | Washington City Paper

What Ever Happened to the LEAD Internship Program? | Washington City Paper

Maisie Cook vented on social media about her internship experience with the mayor's office in 2021. Other int…

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Documents Show CBP Plans For Surveillance Towers At US-Mexico Border | ShadowProof

Documents Show CBP Plans For Surveillance Towers At US-Mexico Border | ShadowProof

The United States government plans to expand a program for monitoring the Mexico border through cutting edge …

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Would Statehood Have Saved D.C. From a Vaccine Fiasco? | The Daily Beast

Would Statehood Have Saved D.C. From a Vaccine Fiasco? | The Daily Beast

Only 11 percent of people in D.C. are fully vaccinated, putting the District at the bottom of the rankings, a…

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The Decline of the Local Newspaper Should Make You Worried About National Security | InkStick

The Decline of the Local Newspaper Should Make You Worried About National Security | InkStick

Do you ever pause your doomscrolling to wonder what happened to your local paper?

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As More People Get Stoned on Strong Weed, Health Effects Become Serious | Washington City Paper

As More People Get Stoned on Strong Weed, Health Effects Become Serious | Washington City Paper

Higher concentrations of THC are resulting in more severe health issues and outcomes for some who use cannabi…

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Spring Arts Guide 2026: The Visual Art Exhibitions Making a Splash This Season

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By Louis Jacobson Verified, Stephanie Rudig, Laura Zee, Hannah Docter-Loeb, Will Lennon
| Washington City Paper Verified
Alan Sislen has been a fixture in local photography for years. Historically, he’s focused on architecture (as in these 2014 and 2019 exhibits) and landscapes (in these 2012 and 2023 exhibits). For his AMBIGUITY exhibit, Sislen says the title refers to “the moment when perception pauses—when the eye recognizes form, but meaning is not immediately clear.” In the exhibit, he seeks to explore that interstitial pause.
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Hyprov, Heretics, and Go-Go: City Lights for Dec. 18-24

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By Christina Smart, Serena Zets, Alona Wartofsky, Will Lennon, Alan Zilberman
| Washington City Paper Verified
Thanks for being a member of City Paper! As a veteran of the hit improv television show Whose Line Is It Anyway?, performer Colin Mochrie could rely on his fellow improvisers to ‘Yes, and’ themselves through any number of comedic situations. On stage during Hyprov: Improv Under Hypnosis, a live improvisational show done with volunteer audience members under hypnosis (courtesy of fellow performer and master hypnotist Asad Mecci), the results are, well, like a box of chocolates.
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Girls on Toast, the JoGo Project, and Kiss Kiss Bang Bang: City Lights for Dec. 11-17

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By Will Lennon, Alan Zilberman, Joe Warminsky, Serena Zets, Alona Wartofsky, Allison R. Shely, Brandon Wetherbee Verified
| Washington City Paper Verified
Thanks for being a member of City Paper! Before drummer Jenny Jantzen and guitarist Sophie Wise formed Girls on Toast, they enjoyed one of the coolest experiences a musician can possibly have in Gambier, Ohio: opening for art punk legends Screaming Females. “It was kind of daunting,” Jantzen tells City Paper. “But it was such a special show.” Jantzen and Wise relocated to D.C. in spring of 2023 after getting their start in college with a band called Mount Vermin.
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