Category Archives: Bladensburg
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How Bladensburg Created — and Solved — Its Flooding Problem
When European settlers first arrived in the area that is now Bladensburg in colonial times, the Anacostia River was deep enough that ocean-bound ships could dock there. Continue reading
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The first floor of the Bladensburg public library will be open to the public starting at noon on Tuesday, after construction went more quickly than anticipated. Continue reading
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Visitors age 21 and older can get a sneak peek of the new Bladensburg public library on Sunday, Oct. 29 before it officially opens. Construction is nearly done on the 22,834 square-foot library — almost three times the size of the 1920s-era building it replaces. Continue reading
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Eden’s Kitchen Near Bladensburg Serves Traditional Eritrean Cuisine
Located just south of Bladensburg, Eden’s Kitchen uses 100 percent teff flour to make its injera, a spongy flatbread that is a staple of Eritrean and Ethiopian cuisine. Continue reading
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With money from D.C.’s five-cent bag tax, the Anacostia Riverkeeper holds regular tours that start at the Navy Yard marina and head upriver to the railroad bridge. Continue reading
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