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D.C., Maryland, Virginia all issue stay-at-home orders in response to COVID-19 pandemic
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser has issued a stay-at-home order for all District residents, following the lead of Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan (R) and Virginia Gov....
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DC Black Pride has been canceled due to coronavirus
Organizers say they'll be holding virtual events and sending out a survey to plan ahead for next year
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DC’s Capital Pride Parade and Festival postponed due to coronavirus
Capital Trans Pride and API Pride are also postponed, with new dates to be announced in the coming weeks
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Annie’s Paramount Steakhouse offers food, drinks, and steaks in new carryout options
Annie's offers food, drinks, and steaks in new carryout options
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Red Bear Brewing offers beers, spirits, and cocktails to-go
The gay-owned brewpub offers takeout food and drinks as it restructures amid coronavirus
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I.M.P. Family Fund assists workers impacted by venue closures
The fund will help all hourly workers, including bar staff, sales and customer service representatives, and security personnel
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Republic Restoratives and Denizens Brewing offer drinks delivery amid coronavirus shutdowns
Queer-owned businesses venture into uncharted terrain in the wake of COVID-19
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Washington Wetskins water polo team takes home bronze medal from international championships
Third-place finish marks best result for the team since earning the bronze medal in 2000
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D.C. orders all nonessential businesses to close
Mayor encourages District residents to stay home, but does not issue shelter-in-place order
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COVID-19: Advice on symptoms, telehealth, and social distancing
Dr. Timothy Price on COVID-19 symptoms, how to best approach your doctor, and the importance of social distancing
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Why health experts recommend Tylenol to treat symptoms of COVID-19
Local physician says Tylenol is preferred due to concerns over the effect of NSAIDs like ibuprofen on liver and kidneys
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Closing Calls: DC’s LGBTQ bars and restaurants respond to coronavirus
As the COVID-19 pandemic hits hard, the industry shuts its doors to help combat the spread
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Local health providers scale back non-essential services in response to COVID-19 pandemic
Community events, HIV/STI testing, and nonessential appointments are among those services affected
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D.C. Sisters to host online events as DMV residents socially distance
Virtual Drag Queen Story Hour and karaoke events attempt to keep the community connected across physical distances
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SMYAL moves its youth programs online in response to COVID-19
D.C.'s largest LGBTQ youth group tries to stay connected even as people are urged to practice social distancing
