Alumni band is on a mission to success
Just after releasing its new EP, alumni band Mission South will continue its “Migration” around the country in the midst of its month-long tour.
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Q&A with Whitman parent and jazz singer Julie Mack
Julie Mack, jazz singer and Whitman parent, sings regularly at Tel’ Veh Café and Bistrot Lepic in D.C. and Vino Volo in Bethesda. Five years ago, after leaving her career as a lawyer, Mack began to pursue singing opportunities and has accumulated a following in the Bethesda community.
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New Senate Bill could increase minimum wage
Waiters and lifeguards might be able to make more from a summer job by the end of the calendar year. New legislation in Maryland could bring a gradual minimum wage increase from $7.25 to $10 over a three-year period.
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New restaurant Range offers unusually delicious fare
Celebrity chef Bryan Voltaggio, owner of the restaurant Volt, brought a burst of energy to the Friendship Heights food scene with Range, his new restaurant.
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Science teacher’s son becomes Internet sensation
Science resource teacher Don DeMember’s son Matt was playing in a Christian league basketball game when he received a pass from a teammate as the final seconds of the game were ticking away.
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