Hau Chu is a reporter at The Washington Post. He covers a diverse array of topics, including food and beverages, the construction industry, and events across the D.C. region, often highlighting local life and oddities. Hau's work has been featured in The Washington Post, The Guam Daily Post, Jackson County Banner, and The Spokesman-Review.
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By: Hau Chu
New Deal Cafe in Greenbelt has been open since 1995 and is trying to weather recent financial woes with the help of dozens of volunteers.
Mylar “Nick” Liggins has painted for decades in his Fort Washington home, and his works are being showcased at Oxon Hill Branch Library, where he works as a security guard.
The inaugural Prince George’s Fashion Week was supposed to begin Wednesday and run through Friday, but it has been moved to Nov. 5-6
By: Hau Chu
Volunteers at Welcome Home Neighbor help people, many of whom have experienced homelessness or domestic violence, reset their lives with donated home furnishings. But the group will soon lose its storage space and is in need of a permanent home.
Events across the capital region this week include College Park Day, ways to kick off spooky season and more.
By: Hannah Yasharoff
Share this via... 31 things to do this spooky season, whether you prefer tricks or treats You don't have to wait until Oct. 31 to get into the Halloween spirit
By: Hau Chu
The potential for a publicly-owned grocery store would supplement existing programs, such as free food pantries, to address the county’s high rate of food insecurity
By: Hau Chu
Things to do across the capital region include fall and Halloween festivities, along with the Capitol Battle of the Bands.
By: Hau Chu
College Park's Cornerstone Grill & Loft has been a popular gathering spot, but was found to violate a regulation that it constituted a “danger to the peace and safety of the neighborhood.”
By: Hau Chu
The VoicesDMV report, released by the Greater Washington Community Foundation and Gallup, surveyed nearly 3,000 residents across the capital region about their feelings and well-being.
