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D.C. Council Chairman Kwame Brown's On National Museum of African American History and Culture

 

DC Council Chairman Kwame R. Brown has issued the following statement regarding today’s groundbreaking ceremonies for the National Museum of African American History and Culture:

 

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The Cribline Goes Country, President’s Day Get Away – Rappahannock County, VA

The Cribline Goes Country, President’s Day Get Away – Rappahannock County, VA

This weekend, I took a break from the DC tour of homes, and The Cribline House Pick of the Week, and I went South to Rappahannock County, VA the home of the Inn at Little Washington (Washington, VA) and Sperryvillefor the President’s Day weekend.

Start of the Lenten Season

Start of the Lenten Season

 

The following information was sent to us by Brie Hall:

 

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Urgent Cat Foster Families Needed

Urgent Cat Foster Families Needed

Thanks to our caring community, we found the foster homes needed and then some for the dogs who were temporarily displaced during a renovation project at our New York Avenue adoption center. We can’t thank our friends and supporters enough for stepping in to help animals in need. In an effort to provide a better environment for all of the animals in our care, major improvement projects continue at our New York Avenue facility, and this time, it is our cats who are looking to their community for help.

February 22: Ash Wednesday Marks The First Day of Lent

February 22: Ash Wednesday Marks The First Day of Lent

 

This event comes to us from Brie Hall:

Lent will begin on February 22 this year, with Catholics around the world fasting and receiving ashes on their foreheads in the Sign of the Cross as a symbol of penance and conversion. In the Archdiocese of Washington, Cardinal Donald Wuerl will celebrate an Ash Wednesday Mass: