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DC Dog Celebrates Third Birthday By Meeting Crews Who Saved Her From House Fire DC Dog Celebrates Third Birthday By Meeting Crews Who Saved Her From House Fire
DC Dog Celebrates Third Birthday By Meeting Crews Who Saved Her From House Fire Three is the magic number. And for one dog, it's extra magical. Charlie was around two-and-a-half when DC rescuers found her trapped inside of a house fire last October. As if a second lease on life was not enough, Charlie celebrated her third birthday on Tuesday, March 8, by meeting those who saved her. “We’re celebrating Charlie’s third birthday today, which we wouldn’t have been able to do if it wasn’t for these wonderful brave men and women,” said Charlie’s owner Ann Sanders during Charlie’s birthday celebration. #DCsBravest reunite with Charlie, a dog rescued from a fire back in…

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by David Cifarelli
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Lady Gaga Books Nationals Park Stop On International Tour Postponed Due To Coronavirus Lady Gaga Books Nationals Park Stop On International Tour Postponed Due To Coronavirus
Lady Gaga Books Nationals Park Stop On International Tour Postponed Due To Coronavirus Lady Gaga has announced her 2022 stadium tour after a two-year delay due to coronavirus. While most of the shows are in Las Vegas, the 12-time Grammy winner made sure to schedule a stop at Washington DC's Nationals Park on Monday, Aug. 8, 2022 as part of the "Chromatica Ball" tour. Tickets start at $131. The concert series was scheduled in 2020 after the release of Gaga's album "Chromatica." It was postponed due to COVID-19 concerns. Popular songs from the album include "Stupid Love" and "Rain on Me" with Arianna Grande. The tour will begin in Düsseldorf and finish in Los A…

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by Cecilia Levine
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'Here To Help:' How Lucky Ukrainian Family Is Paying It Forward In Baltimore 'Here To Help:' How Lucky Ukrainian Family Is Paying It Forward In Baltimore
'Here To Help:' How Lucky Ukrainian Family Is Paying It Forward In Baltimore The Russian-Ukrainian war has sent shockwaves around the world that have washed up onto American shores. The impact has been felt by many families, including Baltimore resident Zach Wenger's — who came into a bit of luck recently. Prior to the pandemic, Wenger's great aunt traveled to Kyiv to be with her daughter who suffered a serious brain injury. After the invasion, Wenger’s family was uncertain if she would be able to get out of Ukraine or even have contact with them.  Fortunately, a wave of relief hit the family when they finally received some good news Wednesday, March 2: She was h…

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by David Cifarelli