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The Inaugural DC Coffee Festival Is Happening At The End Of September - Vimarsana News

The Inaugural DC Coffee Festival Is Happening At The End Of September

The DC Coffee Festival takes place Saturday, September 30th at Dock 5 at Union Market.

Inglorious bastards: Scams, plots and conspiracy theories galore - Vimarsana News

Inglorious bastards: Scams, plots and conspiracy theories galore

In the panoply of modern invectives, bastard is pretty tame, but it remains an expression of contempt for unsavory characters out there, such arcade claw machines.

Inglorious bastards: scams, plots and conspiracy theories - Vimarsana News

Inglorious bastards: scams, plots and conspiracy theories

I know something about bastards, for my father was part of a West Texas quasi-social club called the Bastards of Black Acres.

With more vendors in place, Lexington Market marks grand opening with ribbon-cutting and bell-ringing - Vimarsana News

With more vendors in place, Lexington Market marks grand opening with ribbon-cutting and bell-ringing

Gov. Wes Moore joined state and city officials Tuesday for a ceremony to mark the grand opening of the new $45 million market.