D.C. Is Clearing the McPherson Square Tent Encampment

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In today’s roundup, the Washington Post’s Marissa Lang joins us to chat about the plan to clear the McPherson Square encampments, the D.C. Council’s take on the gas stoves controversy and the best places to cry in the District. As always, our news roundups are powered by local reporting: Marissa Lang on the plans to clear McPherson Square. Jessica Ruf explains everything related to gas and electric stoves in the District. And you know you want to work with our stellar team. Apply here to be City Cast DC’s Senior Account Executive! And that wraps up our D.C. Love Kit! What did you think? And what other themed weeks do you think we should do? Email us at [email protected] or leave us a voicemail at 202-642-2654 with your thoughts. And be sure to subscribe to our newsletter too!

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