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Stephen L. Keller releases memoir on life settlements, politics and prison
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Stephen L. Keller has released Pay to Play, a memoir that recounts the rise and collapse of his role in the life settlements industry and his later redemption.
National Collaborative honors 16 lead pipe replacement leaders
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The Lead Service Line Replacement Collaborative recognized 16 people and programs in Washington, D.C., during the American Water Works Association’s annual convention, marking the group’s 10th anniversary.
Alexandria hotel targets family travelers seeking relief from urban overtourism
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Courtyard Alexandria Old Town is being positioned as a base for multi-generational travelers who want historic experiences without the congestion of major city centers.
Immigration Legal Advisors opens San Juan office
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Immigration Legal Advisors, PLLC opened a new office in San Juan, Puerto Rico, on June 23, 2026, aiming to expand access to immigration legal help for residents who face visa, inadmissibility and deportation issues.
Melissa Dawn Simkins launches Athleadership book on leading under pressure
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Melissa Dawn Simkins has released Athleadership: The Elite Athletic Mindset, a new book that argues leaders are built through conditioning, not born with talent.
Samantha Bell profile highlights leadership coaching and public service
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Samantha Bell, an Administration Supervisor with the California Department of Water Resources, is being profiled for more than 15 years of experience across government and nonprofit work.
Museum Access sets Season 8 for America’s 250th birthday
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Museum Access will launch Season 8, “Salute to America,” a 10-episode run tied to the United States’ 250th anniversary.
Electric Ladies Podcast spotlights stories, democracy and policy ahead of midterms
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Electric Ladies Podcast host Joan Michelson and journalist-entrepreneur Melissa Jun Rowley are using two June events in Washington, DC, to push a simple message: narratives shape culture, civic engagement and policy.
Novingers launch 2,000-mile ride to spotlight tax relief for fraud victims
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Aaron and Rebecca Novinger have started their third annual Pedaling Against Ponzis ride, a 2,000-mile trip from the Dallas-Fort Worth area to Washington, D.C. The campaign aims to raise awareness of IRS Form 4684 Section C and gather support for…
Goldpawnership tops 250,000 Whatnot followers with June 20 giveaway show
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Boston-based Goldpawnership says it has passed 250,000 followers on Whatnot and is marking the milestone with a special live show on June 20 at 10:30 p.m. ET. The event includes music, giveaways and a Rolex Datejust prize, highlighting the…
Kennedy Center gala to mark America’s 250th anniversary
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The Global Humanities Foundation will stage an international art-and-fashion gala at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., on June 14, 2026, tying the event to America’s semiquincentennial and Flag Day. The program is set to draw diplomats,…
South End Capital launches no-doc CRE loan program
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South End Capital has rolled out a nationwide no-documentation commercial real estate loan program for business owners and property investors, with loans up to $500,000 available on a one-page application.
Jasmine Gambino blends clinical leadership with holistic mental health care
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Jasmine Gambino, a Silver Spring-based licensed clinical social worker and founder of Inspire Hope and Change Therapy, is expanding her practice with trauma-informed care, supervision and mind-body wellness.
CER to release 2026 charter school law rankings on Aug. 4
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The Center for Education Reform will publish its 2026 National Charter School Law Rankings & Scorecard on Aug. 4 as charter leaders gather in New Orleans for the National Charter Schools Conference.
Advanced Chiropractic Relief spotlights personalized chiropractic evaluations in Houston
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Advanced Chiropractic Relief in Houston is emphasizing individualized evaluations for patients with back pain, neck pain, sciatica, herniated discs and related spinal issues.
Young artists honored at Kennedy Center art competition
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The Global Humanities Foundation recognized youth artists at its 2026 Global Art Competition and Exhibition at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C. The event, tied to America’s 250th anniversary celebration,…
GWUL launches paternal mental health training for Black fathers
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The Greater Washington Urban League will host its first paternal mental health certification training June 17-18 in Washington, D.C., aiming to expand culturally responsive care for Black fathers.
4Kira4Moms brings dads' maternal health advocacy to Capitol Hill
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4Kira4Moms will host its third annual “Dads Got Something to Say!” advocacy day on June 10 in Washington, D.C., bringing fathers, families, clinicians and policymakers together to push on maternal mortality and health equity.
Texas couple launches 2,000-mile ride to spotlight fraud victim relief
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Aaron and Rebecca Novinger have started their third annual Pedaling Against Ponzis ride from the Dallas-Fort Worth area to Washington, D.C., to raise awareness of IRS Form 4684 Section C and support for Ponzi scheme victims.
ALIVE to stream charity PPV with Jamaica's First Lady
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ALIVE Podcast Network will stream its first pay-per-view event on June 21, 2026, to raise money for The Mustard Seed in Kingston, Jamaica, which supports more than 500 children.
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