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Disinvited! Pickleball Thieves
Three mystery crooks–racketeers?–recently swiped $4,500 worth of paddles from the Rockville store Tennis Topia.
Photograph of Daniels courtesy of Washington Commanders. Photograph of Fenston and Garrett courtesy of subjects. Photograph of Schultz and Wysocki courtesy of American University. Photograph of Sennaar by Ibra Khalil Traoré.
This article appears in the June 2024 issue of Washingtonian.
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For the City Cast DC podcast, he’s attempting to visit every park in the District: almost 700.
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The cofounder of the crucial music venue Rhizome announced it has raised the money to buy a new home.
Mai Sennaar
Sarah Jessica Parker’s imprint will publish the local writer’s debut novel.
Disinvited! Pickleball Thieves
Three mystery crooks–racketeers?–recently swiped $4,500 worth of paddles from the Rockville store Tennis Topia.
Photograph of Daniels courtesy of Washington Commanders.
Photograph of Fenston and Garrett courtesy of subjects.
Photograph of Schultz and Wysocki courtesy of American University.
Photograph of Sennaar by Ibra Khalil Traoré.
This article appears in the June 2024 issue of Washingtonian.
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