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Moon Rabbit Closes, Cop Colludes with Proud Boys, and Ranked Choice Voting

Moon Rabbit Closes, Cop Colludes with Proud Boys, and Ranked Choice Voting

FromCity Cast DC


Moon Rabbit Closes, Cop Colludes with Proud Boys, and Ranked Choice Voting

FromCity Cast DC

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Length:
25 minutes
Released:
May 26, 2023
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

One of D.C.’s top restaurants abruptly shut down Monday under mysterious circumstances. It turns out its an issue that has to do with unions, money, and culture, and Washington Post food reporter Tim Carman walks us through it. Plus, City Cast DC contributor Dan Reed and Mike talk about D.C.’s embrace of ranked choice voting, and the scary specter of extremists on D.C.’s police force.

Check out all the local reporting that powers our Friday news roundups:

Tim Carman’s reporting on Moon Rabbit’s closure is must read material.


Check out the DOJ’s report on Shane Lamond.

Dan Reed explained rank choice voting in Greater Greater Washington.

Be sure to listen to our episode about how to create your own local tour!


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Released:
May 26, 2023
Format:
Podcast episode

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