Grace Newton
Associate Producer at WTOP News (Maryland)
associate producer and reporter @WTOP previously: @NPR newscast | @au_soc alum
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4 days ago |
wtop.com | Grace Newton
This page contains a video which is being blocked by your ad blocker. In order to view the video you must disable your ad blocker. Over 300 students from 11 different middle schools across D.C. and Maryland gathered at the KID Museum in Bethesda on Sunday for the annual Invent the Future Expo. “We have middle schoolers respond to the question: What will you make to improve life on this planet?” said Liza Manfred, managing director of strategic initiatives and partnerships for the KID Museum.
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1 week ago |
wtop.com | Grace Newton
The Poppy Wall of Honor organized by USAA returned to the National Mall for the sixth year in honor of Memorial Day. The temporary installation features 600,000 poppies encased in a glass wall to remember the 600,000 military members lost in service to our country. Positioned on a grassy area to the right of the Lincoln Memorial, visitors enter on the right side of the wall, where they’re faced with stories told through writing and video focused on the impact of each life lost.
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1 week ago |
ourcommunitynow.com | Grace Newton
Share A restaurant break-in is under investigation as a hate/bias incident. D.C. police responded to the Sinners and Saints restaurant in Adams Morgan early Friday afternoon after a report detailing that the glass from the front door was broken during D.C. Black Pride festivities. According to the police report, bottles of alcohol were missing and the suspect likely left through the back door, which is always locked when people leave.
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1 week ago |
wtop.com | Grace Newton
A restaurant break-in is under investigation as a hate/bias incident. D.C. police responded to the Sinners and Saints restaurant in Adams Morgan early Friday afternoon after a report detailing that the glass from the front door was broken during D.C. Black Pride festivities. According to the police report, bottles of alcohol were missing and the suspect likely left through the back door, which is always locked when people leave.
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2 weeks ago |
wtop.com | Grace Newton
For the first time in Virginia’s history, people with past convictions will be able to have their record sealed from public view. Virginia’s General Assembly passed the record-sealing law in 2021, and now, an amended version is set to take effect July 1, 2026. Under the new law, a person with a misdemeanor or low-level felony conviction will be able to have their record sealed from public view — meaning the conviction would not show up on background checks needed for employment or housing.
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