More Flights at DCA? Plus, Ruby Corado's Dramatic Fall and Juneteenth Plans

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There’s a big fight going on over adding more flights to DCA — which side should you be on? Plus, Britt Peterson is here to talk about her Washingtonian expose about the scandal that brought down Casa Ruby, a once-celebrated refuge for Trans kids in D.C. And City Cast DC’s Priyanka Tilve is here with some Juneteenth events you gotta attend. Check out these stories that fueled our episode: Cuneyt Dil from Axios has the latest on the DCA fight. Britt’s piece about Casa Ruby is a must-read. Subscribe to our newsletter Hey DC for event suggestions! Just text “DC” to 66866. Also, here’s your DC Life Hack: You can get free access to the NYTimes and Washington Post through the DCPL website. All. you need is a library card. Interested in advertising with City Cast? Find more info HERE.

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