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DC Patch Readers: Thank You For Helping Us Grow
We've come a long way, and you're a big reason why we are celebrating our birthday this month! Check out our latest readership figures.
Thank you, D.C. Patch readers, for taking time in your busy days to spend a few moments with Patch. We appreciate your visits and contributions, and we want you to know we take nothing for granted here. Thank you for helping us to grow and thrive this year.
D.C. Patch has come a long way since its launch, and you're a big reason why. From the Women's March on Washington to a giant rat found in the city, Patch has kept you informed on the latest developments in your community.
In August, D.C. Patch recorded 107,892 visitors. That figure — compiled and verified through Google Analytics — includes readers on desktop, laptop, tablet, mobile and our app, and our visitors often access Patch on several devices over the month.
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Here are 5 of the most-read articles on D.C. Patch in August.
- 'Unite The Right' Rally, Counter Protests Sunday: What To Know
- Metro To Riders: Please, Stop Riding Our Trains
- DC Bald Eagle 'Valor' Has Died: Report
- Raccoon Hops On DC Bus (Photo)
- Aretha Franklin's Incredible Kennedy Center Moment
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