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Mayor Bowser Highlights Free, Safe and Fun Summer Opportunities for DC Youth, Encourages Families to Stay Cool During Extreme Heat

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Mayor Muriel Bowser announced free summer programs for youth in Washington, DC, encouraging families to register as an Extreme Heat Alert remains in effect. The District is committed to providing enriching experiences through a variety of activities, including STEM camps and library programming. The MOST-DC portal facilitates easy access to information on available programs, allowing parents to search by location, age, or cost. Deputy Mayor for Education Paul Kihn affirmed the initiative’s goal of making opportunities easy to access for all students. Safety measures are emphasized, as families are advised to stay hydrated and utilize cooling resources during the heatwave.

Thousands of slots remain open for programs like the DCPS Middle School Summer Learning and Discover Summer library events. Additional activities include evening teen programming and community fitness events. The District's coordinated effort aims to ensure every child has a safe and enjoyable summer.

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The D.C. Council will hold an event aimed at engaging residents of Washington, D.C., on October 11, 2025. Key topics include legislation, contracts, and police force curfews. This initiative emphasizes the council's commitment to community involvement and public safety.

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Mayor Bowser and Bloomberg Philanthropies Celebrate New Ward 8 Advanced Technical Center and Launch New Health Care Apprenticeship Program, DC HEAL

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