John Doran
Reporter at WUSA-TV (Washington, DC)
Reporter at @wusa9 in Washington, DC. [email protected]
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wusa9.com | John Doran
Horton's Kids has been serving DC's Anacostia neighborhood for 36 years and has hosted Kids Cleanup Day WASHINGTON, D.C., USA — Saturday, dozens of volunteers and community members in DC’s Anacostia neighborhood dedicated a few hours of their day to service. Horton’s Kids, a nonprofit that serves the youth of DC's Anacostia neighborhood, held its annual ‘Kids Cleanup Day'.
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wusa9.com | John Doran
Ovechkin tied Wayne Gretzky's all-time NHL career goals record last Friday at Capital One Arena. Sunday in New York, Ovechkin broke the record WASHINGTON, D.C., USA — It's been an eventful week for Alex Ovechkin. Last Friday at Capital One Arena, Ovechkin scored goals 893 and 894 of his career, tying Wayne Gretzky. Then, Sunday afternoon, breaks that record. Thursday night, the Capitals gained a big shootout win and clinch the top seed in the Eastern Conference.
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wusa9.com | John Doran
Fabiana Perera says she found her back passenger window smashed, and her airbag stolen after parking on the street this week WASHINGTON — Residents along Kansas Avenue Northwest in D.C.’s Brightwood Park neighborhood are noticing an uptick in car vandalism and break-ins, including some people who have been hit not once but twice. “It’s far from usual here, but it’s seemingly happening a lot more frequently," said Brightwood Park resident Jay Leblang.
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2 weeks ago |
wusa9.com | John Doran
Alex Ovechkin scored his 895th career goal in the second period of Sunday's game, making him the NHL's all-time leading goal scorer. WASHINGTON, D.C., USA — Capitals fans who couldn’t make the trip to Long Island to watch Alex Ovechkin score his record-breaking 895th career goal, gathered at Whitlow's at the Wharf Sunday afternoon. Most were confident number eight would score in his fifth straight game. “100%. I think he’s going to do it early," said Capitals fan Jake Lussier.
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2 weeks ago |
wusa9.com | John Doran
Cities across the country held similar rallies Saturday opposing the Trump Administration WASHINGTON — Rallies in cities across the country today drew hundreds of thousands of protesters in defiance of the Trump Administration. More than ten thousand traveled to the ‘Hands Off!’ rally Saturday on the National Mall. “I’m here because we all have to stand up for our rights and to defend against what this administration is doing," said protester Debbie Reed.
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