Sherri Dalphonse
Editor-in-Chief at Washingtonian
Editor at Washingtonian. Expert on consumer issues and travel. Native of New Hampshire. Active biker, hiker, tennis player, yoga lover.
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1 week ago |
washingtonian.com | Sherri Dalphonse |Jack Smart
They showed up to honor the US Army. Some were dressed head-to-toe in Trump merch to support the man they’d voted for. Others came to protest what they saw as too much spectacle and expense (reportedly as much as $45 million) for a military parade that just happened to be on the president’s 79th birthday. The crowds were smaller than anticipated, but emotions still ran high. In at least one instance, those emotions seemed to result in a physical altercation.
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1 week ago |
washingtonian.com | Sherri Dalphonse
Hours before the first tanks started rolling in the America 250 military parade, thousands of people took to the streets throughout the Washington, DC, region to protest Donald Trump and his administration. From Silver Spring and Bethesda and Gaithersburg in Maryland, to Fairfax and Falls Church and Arlington in Virginia, people throughout the region came out for “No Kings Day of Defiiance” protests.
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2 weeks ago |
washingtonian.com | Sherri Dalphonse |Evy Mages |Jack Smart
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3 weeks ago |
washingtonian.com | Sherri Dalphonse
The last time Washingtonian published a list of Great Places to Work was 2019—pre-Covid. The world was different then, of course, as was the way we worked. To state the obvious: Many of us went to offices five days a week. Now, while some Washingtonians are back in an office full-time, lots of them work a hybrid schedule and others are entirely remote. That’s not all that’s changed.
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1 month ago |
washingtonian.com | Sherri Dalphonse
What is being billed as the “longest LGBTQ+ mural in history,” at over half a mile, is currently being installed in DC on 15th Street, Northwest, between O and V streets—which, not coincidentally, happens to be where the WorldPride Parade will kick off on June 7.
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