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Zara Norman

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Covers:  Housing, real estate, homelessness
Covering D.C. @NOTUSMetro. Prev housing @bangordailynews, the gamut @centralmenews. 📧 zaranorman@notus.com or Signal: Zara.207

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Full-time reporter covering Maine housing and real estate for the Bangor Daily News.

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What the Flock?

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By Martin Austermuhle, Zara Norman Verified
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Good morning. This is the NOTUS Metro newsletter for Aug. 28, 2026. You can get it in your inbox every day by signing up here — it’s free! THE LATEST Flock has its eyes on D.C., but we know surprisingly little about how the powerful license plate readers are used. The cameras have drawn plenty of national attention recently, with reports of police officers using them and the data they store to track their former lovers and commit other abuses.
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Meta Millions

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By Martin Austermuhle, Jenny Gathright Verified, Zara Norman Verified
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Good morning. This is the NOTUS Metro newsletter for Aug. 27, 2026. You can get it in your inbox every day by signing up here — it’s free! THE LATEST Big tech is set to pay D.C. some big bucks. Meta will pay the District between $90 million and $130 million over the next decade to resolve a large, multistate lawsuit that accused the company of knowingly endangering children’s mental health.
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Dolly’s D.C. Legacy

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By Martin Austermuhle, Zara Norman Verified
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Good morning. This is the NOTUS Metro newsletter for Aug. 26, 2026. You can get it in your inbox every day by signing up here — it’s free! THE LATEST If you raised a child in D.C. over the past decade, you may have a closer connection to Dolly Parton than you think. The beloved country music star, who died Tuesday, was the driving force behind D.C.’s Books from Birth program, which sends free books to District kids every month through their fifth birthday.
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