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When Is Flu Season in Washington, D.C.? Do I Have Flu Symptoms? (opens the original)
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Fall is settling into Washington, D.C., bringing cooler temperatures, shorter days and, for many people, the return of something less welcome: the flu. As people head back to school, spend more time indoors and gather for the holidays in the coming months, viruses such as influenza can spread more easily. So when does flu season actually arrive in D.C.? There isn’t one specific date when flu season starts. Influenza viruses circulate year-round, but flu activity typically begins increasing in Oc
Why the DC Police Union Is Challenging MPD’s Use of Flock Cameras (opens the original)
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The Washington, D.C., Police Union is questioning how the Metropolitan Police Department uses Flock license-plate reader cameras, saying the department has not established enough safeguards to prevent the technology from being misused. The union said Thursday it identified what it described as improper use of Flock data by MPD management in July and filed misconduct complaints and a class grievance demanding the practice stop. In a statement to WJLA, MPD said the grievance involves the use of a
Why Washington, D.C., Is Rated the No. 2 Best City for Work in the U.S. (opens the original)
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Looking for your next job? Washington, D.C., may be one of the best places in the country to start, according to a new Indeed ranking. The job search platform ranked the D.C. area No. 2 on its list of the best cities for work, behind only Boston. “This area may be an excellent fit for a job seeker who wants to build a career through a large professional network and move between organizations to gain diverse experience,” Indeed said in its rankings released Tuesday. D.C.’s ranking was boosted by
Should Washington DC Be Worried About Legionnaires’ Outbreak in NYC? (opens the original)
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A Legionnaires’ disease outbreak that has sickened dozens of people in New York City has raised questions about whether Washington DC residents should be concerned — and whether the nation’s capital has seen cases of the potentially deadly pneumonia. New York City health officials say at least 60 people from the Upper East Side have been diagnosed with the disease, including 15 who remain hospitalized as of July 13. No deaths have been reported. Officials have issued precautions for people who l
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