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The best D.C. bars to watch the Premier League - The Washington Post - Vimarsana News

The best D.C. bars to watch the Premier League - The Washington Post

Whether you're a longtime fan or still choosing a team, these pubs are perfect for watching games with fellow supporters on weekend mornings.

DC needs to start supporting law-abiding citizens, not criminals - Vimarsana News

DC needs to start supporting law-abiding citizens, not criminals

Our nation’s capital is experiencing a wave of violent crime this year. Compared to 2022, there has been a 54% increase in robberies, an 18% increase in homicides, and a 6% increase in assaults with a deadly weapon. There have been numerous murders of young people, predominantly occurring with firearms, with seemingly no end in sight.

Pub owner disturbed by 'absurd' decisions in case of man who pulled gun and punched him – NBC4 Washington - Vimarsana News

Pub owner disturbed by 'absurd' decisions in case of man who pulled gun and punched him – NBC4 Washington

A man who pleaded guilty in the attack of a brewpub owner is out of jail until sentencing, confounding the victim. The afternoon of June 29, 27-year-old Gregory...

DC business owner condemns 'disgusting' plea deal for gunman he fought off while 4-year-old son watched - Vimarsana News

DC business owner condemns 'disgusting' plea deal for gunman he fought off while 4-year-old son watched

Valor Brewpub owner Gaynor Jablonski said the plea deal, which would likely result in less than 24 months in jail, will only make D.C.'s crime crisis worse.

How the 2021 Crab Shortage Impacted DC and Maryland Restaurants - Vimarsana News

How the 2021 Crab Shortage Impacted DC and Maryland Restaurants

In what has been called the worst year for crab on record, scarcity of blue crab forced vendors to turn to suppliers in Louisiana, Venezuela, China, and more.

Source: eater.com