HeyJaredJay Korff
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Lights of Hope honors cancer community while pushing Congress for more research dollars (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON (7News) — Reporter's Notebook: This week thousands of Americans touched by cancer, from every corner of the country, came to Washington for an annual event we’ve covered for years called Lights of Hope. This event honors those we’ve lost to cancer while supporting survivors in their fight for more research dollars and better treatments. The clarity of color and the winding beauty of Constitution Gardens in Washington D.C. remind us that two truths often sit side-by-side in the cancer
DMV250: Historian says famed Francis Scott Key was '...a bad poet and probably tone deaf' (opens the original)
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FREDERICK, Md. (7News) — Reporter's Notebook: On this very month – 212 years ago – Francis Scott Key found himself in the precarious position of witnessing the Battle of Baltimore. Twenty-five hours of rockets' red glare inspired this famed lawyer to pen the Star-Spangled Banner. As we continue to celebrate the nation’s 250th anniversary – we thought it appropriate to dive deep into the fascinating origin story our of national anthem. There are few teams in the history of sport as deeply rooted
V-J Day ceremony at WWII Memorial honors courage, duty, and sacrifice (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON (7News) — Reporter's Notebook: On this day 81 years ago, Japan formally surrendered to the United States, ending World War II. This afternoon, Friends of the National World War II Memorial here in Washington, D.C. hosted a solemn ceremony marking this monumental moment in American history. To commemorate V-J Day one venerated veteran made sure to deliver an unforgettable message to the world as he addressed the crowd during his remarks. 98-year-old Dave Yoho was a mere 16 when he foun
DC celebrates 250 years with a historically poignant mural for each city ward (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON (7News) — Reporter’s Notebook: As the nation celebrates 250 years, so are DC’s famed muralists. The Department of Public Works Murals-DC program, in conjunction with the mayor’s office, selected eight artists to create a piece of public art - one for each ward. Our Jay Korff was given behind-the-scenes access as the first three murals were created. While the nation’s capital towers with monuments of marble, nestled in every corner of Washington, on buildings bright and down alleys dar
Who is the guy delighting summer concertgoers around DMV? Story behind 'Dancing Man' (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON (7News) — Dancing is considered one of the best forms of movement for our physical and mental well-being. A man is making a splash this summer at outdoor concerts in Northern Virginia. When heading to the Fairfax County Park Authority Summer Concert Series at Burke Lake Park, you generally know what to expect when taking a seat. “They always start on time and it’s always a big crowd. It’s really nice," said one person in the crowd. There’s plenty to do, eat, and see, especially when g
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