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Destination DC and Tourism Partners Preview Recovery Advertising Campaign and Other Recovery Initiatives

DC’s 2021 domestic visitation anticipated to rise approximately 50 percent over 2020
Washington, DC – Destination DC (DDC) and city partners today announced efforts to attract visitors back to Washington, DC during its annual Travel Rally, held at Audi Field home of D.C. United, for a virtual audience. DDC previewed elements of a $2.5 million recovery advertising campaign launching later this spring in partnership with Events DC. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser joined DDC president and CEO Elliott L. Ferguson, II and industry leaders to discuss plans to jumpstart future travel to the city.

“As we continue to get more residents and workers vaccinated, we are ready for more people to shop, eat, play and stay in DC,” said Mayor Bowser. “We know how much the tourism and hospitality industries mean to DC, not only because they create jobs and support local businesses, but also because they help us tell the story of local DC. It’s been a difficult year, but now w ....

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National Perspective: Biden rides the winds of political change

In his appearance before a joint session of Congress Wednesday night, President Biden sought to answer Americans questions about what direction he intends to steer the country. But Mr. Biden s speech, less a State of the Union Address than a statement about what kind of union he envisions, left three broader, more consequential, questions unanswered.
Indeed, it is the answers to these questions that will define not only the course of the Biden years, but also the Biden legacy and the shape of the country in the post-Biden era. These questions are the hardy perennials of American civic life and are particularly germane to Biden s unusual passage from Senate utility infielder to dugout skipper. Taken together, they are vital to understanding the Biden presidency and this moment in our history. Here are those questions and some possible answers: ....

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Statewide Mask Mandate Goes Away Friday, April 16 | News, Sports, Jobs

Statewide Mask Mandate Goes Away Friday, April 16
By Paula Tracy - InDepthNH | Apr 16, 2021
CONCORD – New Hampshire will end its statewide mask mandate on Friday.
Gov. Chris Sununu said he feels comfortable letting the temporary “thou shalt must” mandate expire on April 15 given the fact that 70 percent of residents have signed up to get a vaccine, the daily death toll has come down dramatically and hospitals have the capacity to handle more patients with adequate staffing and supplies compared to November when he imposed the executive order.
He said on May 7, the state will move away from its individual business and industry guidance to universal best practices which will be in place to help slow the spread of the virus. ....

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Data: No-Knock Warrants Target Black Cincinnatians, But Decrease Throughout City

Local Data Shows Racial Disparities
WVXU collected 15 years of data on no-knock warrants in the city, and it s clear they re mostly issued in historically Black neighborhoods and Black people are most often the target. Police released data from all no-knocks they participated in, whether it applied for the warrant or assisted other agencies.
For an interactive look at 15 years worth of no-knock warrants executed by Cincinnati Police, visit the Tableau website. The data is sorted and color-coded by year.
WVXU collected 15 years of data on no-knock warrants in the city. They have been mostly issued in historically Black neighborhoods and Black people are most often the target. ....

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No-Knock Warrants: Black Cincinnatians More Often The Focus As Use Decreases Overall

No-Knock Warrants: Black Cincinnatians More Often The Focus As Use Decreases Overall
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