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Doctors say now through October is the best time to get a flu shot – WTOP News (opens the original)
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Doctors say now through October is the best time to get a flu shot, as it marks the beginning of flu season. “It’s important to get the flu shot now,” said Dr. Laura Rusch, a physician with Kaiser Permanente based in Kensington, Maryland. “You want to get it before the flu sweeps through your workplace or your kid’s school. You want to have enough immunity when the flu wave hits.” Last year’s intense flu season was driven by a new strain known as Subclade K, and health officials said the flu vac
Most popular Halloween costumes of 2026 in DC – WTOP News (opens the original)
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Spooky season is just around the corner, and WTOP visited Total Party at the Promenade Shops at L’Enfant Plaza in Southwest D.C. to find out the most popular Halloween costumes this year. Owner Lorenzo Caltagirone said 50% of their annual sales happen in the month of October. “Of that 50%, 80% happens in that last week,” he said. “This is our Christmas, right? So there’s a lot riding on this coming month.” Caltagirone said the top movies at the box office influence Halloween trends. Spider-Man i
Why a house is being built on the National Mall – WTOP News (opens the original)
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Part of the National Mall in D.C. is turning into a construction site this week as part of a project that will provide a house to a veteran in Virginia. The nonprofit Purple Heart Homes provides safe, accessible housing for disabled veterans. The home being built on the National Mall near the National Gallery of Art is for 76-year-old Marine Corps veteran James Taylor. “In seven days, we’re going to hook this house up to our truck, and we’re going to haul it to Glasgow, Virginia, where it’ll be
‘An opportunity to compete’: DC-area small businesses connect with big institutions – WTOP News (opens the original)
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A networking event at Georgetown University’s Capitol Campus on Monday brought together small, minority-owned construction businesses with some of the D.C. region’s largest contractors, with a goal of building long-term partnerships. “It’s so important to create those connections,” said Shermaine Pollard, director of local business impact at MedStar Health. “Local businesses aren’t looking for a handout. What they want is an opportunity to compete. A seat at the table.” The first “Business Local
‘I don’t envy the poor soul’: DC-area historian on what faces the next Smithsonian leader – WTOP News (opens the original)
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With Lonnie Bunch set to retire at the end of the year, the Smithsonian Institution’s next secretary will face difficult challenges, according to a Georgetown University historian. Bunch, who has led the Smithsonian since 2019, announced this week that he will step down as secretary after clashes with the Trump administration, including criticism from the White House over how Smithsonian museums portray U.S. history. “I don’t envy the poor soul,” Chandra Manning, a Georgetown University history
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