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Where to Cure a Crab Craving

When it comes to crustaceans dripping with melted butter or dusted with Old Bay, these restaurants have legs.

Teachers We Love

Seasoned educators share stories and takeaways from their many years on the job.

Get Away: The Oaks Waterfront Hotel

Relax and recharge your batteries at this picturesque waterfront retreat in Easton, Maryland.

Fun Things to Do Over Labor Day Weekend

Send off summer with historic farm tours, live jazz, comedy, car shows, cape-wearing superheroes and Scottish kilt-donning competitors.

How to Make the Most of Arlington’s 55+ Programs

Arlington's senior program turns 70 this year, offering activities such as pickleball, cycling groups, tech workshops, art classes and a whole lot more.

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Where to Shop Local for Dorm Decor and College Essentials

Sending a kid to college? Keep them comfortable, organized and stylish with these accessories for their home away from home.

AI Has Entered the Classroom. Are We Ready?

Generative AI has made its way into K-12 schools whether we like it or not. Here's how teachers and students are using the technology.

Catching Up With Ellie Bird Chef Yuan Tang

The Falls Church resident and restaurateur dishes on finding fresh ingredients, collaborating on menu design and the draw of dim sum. Here's what's cooking.

Olympic Rower Claire Collins Recounts Paris Games

The McLean native talks competing for Team USA, chatting with Simone Biles, and the emotions that come with being a two-time Olympian.

Open & Shut: 1969, Immigrant Food, Wagamama, Tatte Bakery, Mattie & Eddie’s

Dig into a Kamala Harris-inspired rice bowl or grilled duck ramen, and throw back a cold one at a 60's throwback pool hall.

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