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Free DC is Organizing Protests This Morning in the Hart atrium @ 10 am. Tell Schumer & Other Senators NO on Republicans Spending Plan (lemmy.ml)
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Protest On March 4th In DC - Part of Nationwide 50501 Protests (lemmy.ml)
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Crowds to gather at DC’s Union Square for 50501 protest (www.dcnewsnow.com)
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The AGFE (largest federal workers union) is holding a rally this Tuesday (Feb 11th) from 12-1pm. Labor leaders, members of congress, governors will be speaking in defense of civil service workers (actionnetwork.org)
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DC's early in-person voting ends today (Nov 3)! Make sure to get out and vote today or on election day. There are 3 electoral votes, ballot measures & local races to vote on (earlyvoting.dcboe.org)
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they loved the sauce. (www.cbsnews.com)
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dining fees in DC (www.washingtonian.com)
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I'm totally fine paying for quality at restaurants but lately I haven't been all that inspired.

A single meal goes from $20 to $30 at a minimum and it's all been mediocre even from known goods.

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is it normal for secret service to get involved in scissor stabbings? (wtop.com)
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Accessible evnts in DC (lemmy.ml)
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Wow -- first post in here!?

My folks are coming to town, but unfortunately one of them will be wheelchair bound mostly.

The smithsonian museums are great, but will be challenging to navigate (have done before with wheelchair)

Any more accessible things to do? Also, bonus if they are toddler enjoyable envents. Im thinking maybe Brookside gardens.

Also, a side note: if you have younger kids-- the Dr. Suess event at Tysons Galleria is great!!