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Abbie Ginis

Abbie Ginis

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Writer and Photographer, District Fray

Beats

Primary beats

EntertainmentArts

Secondary beats

KiddosTheatreInterviewsHistoryMusicAction SportsAfrican American CultureCyclingKickstarterVideo GamesEntertainmentLiteraturePartyProg Rock MusicArtBeautyAn Emphasis On MusicRockMusic CultureThe Middle East

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conspiracy theory, paranormal culture, weird newssubcultures, sociology movements, weird history extremists

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Content

Total articles 11

  • The complete guide to becoming a substitute teacher in Washington, D.C.

    By Abbie Ginis

    Apr. 25, 2023

  • The complete guide to becoming a substitute teacher in New York

    By Abbie Ginis

    Apr. 04, 2023

  • The complete guide to becoming a substitute teacher in Washington, D.C.

    By Abbie Ginis

    Apr. 25, 2023

As seen in

District Fray,Independent Journal Review,Dc Music Review

Company Info

District Fray

District Fray Magazine is a local publication based in Washington, D.C., that focuses on life, play, work, arts, food, and culture. Launched in March 2020 after rebranding from On Tap Magazine, it aims to create unique experiences and foster community engagement. The magazine offered both print and digital editions, featuring a variety of content about life in D.C. It also covered local events and activities, highlighting the best things to do in the city. District Fray Magazine targeted the local community, particularly millennials and Gen Z audiences interested in arts and lifestyle. Affiliated with DC Fray, the magazine was part of a broader initiative to promote fun through social sports leagues and community events. Although the print edition has ceased operations as of December 2023, the website continues to share content and engage with the community.

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+1 703-465-0500

Founded: 1998