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Local health providers scale back non-essential services in response to COVID-19 pandemic
Community events, HIV/STI testing, and nonessential appointments are among those services affected
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D.C. Sisters to host online events as DMV residents socially distance
Virtual Drag Queen Story Hour and karaoke events attempt to keep the community connected across physical distances
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SMYAL moves its youth programs online in response to COVID-19
D.C.'s largest LGBTQ youth group tries to stay connected even as people are urged to practice social distancing
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Gertrude Stein Democratic Club cancels endorsement meetings due to COVID-19 concerns
Club is considering opening up online voting to endorse candidates ahead of upcoming elections
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Maryland governor orders all bars, restaurants to close
Larry Hogan says restrictions may seem extreme, but are needed because pandemic is "much worse" than expected
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Health advocates: People with HIV not at higher risk of COVID-19, but urged to exercise caution
People are encouraged to take precautions, such as hand-washing and social distancing, to protect themselves
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D.C. Mayor orders all nightclubs to close and taverns to limit customers
Measures are intended to promote "social distancing" to "flatten the curve" of the COVID-19 pandemic
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Is Capital Pride being canceled? We have the answer.
L.A. Pride canceled its June events, so what of Washington, D.C's annual June celebration?
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Virginia county supervisor says classroom’s “Safe Space” sticker is a sign of the “collapse of humanity”
A Virginia county supervisor was criticized at a recent Board of Supervisors meeting for a Facebook rant alleging that an LGBTQ student club in one...
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Food & Friends will continue making deliveries, despite COVID-19 pandemic
Local food service organization says it's already got procedures in place to protect against spreading viruses
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Equality Chamber of Commerce of D.C. offers LGBTQ professionals a way to connect
ECCDC holds a monthly "Chamber Connect" networking social for LGBTQ professionals
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Crew Club will stay open, after previously announcing closure
Co-owner DC Allen says he has found new "working partners" to manage operations going forward
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Whitman-Walker seeks volunteers for HIV vaccine study
D.C.-based health organization is one of 55 sites taking part in a global research study
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Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam signs conversion therapy ban into law
Virginia will become the 20th state to ban efforts to change youths' sexual orientation or gender identity
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DC Center’s Military and First Responders Group gives LGBTQ service members space to open up
Confidential support group includes active-duty military members, first responders, veterans, reservists, and military spouses or partners
