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Kerry Hentrich
Kerry Hentrich is originally from New York City, but lived in Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands for many years prior to moving to D.C. Her interests include Latin dancing such as Salsa, Bachata, Zouk and Kizomba and she also sing competitively. She has a wonderful dog named Mila. Her personal motto is “Don’t ask for your burdens to be lightened; instead ask for your back to be strengthened.” She would like to make a lasting impact on the world by through public speaking and outreach.
Paying taxes: a priority for undocumented worker
D.C. mechanic hopes for citizenship by following the law.
Dogs get their own food truck
D.C. vet serves up gourmet meals for dogs that even humans would like.
Singing out to give out
For nearly four decades the Gay Men's Chorus of Washington, D.C. has raised its voice for equality.
Moving to the beat – Salsa thrives in D.C.
Exercising can now be even more fun, thanks to a host of Salsa dancing classes in the city.
Bill brings seniors together
A new bill attempts to combat isolation amongst seniors by allowing them to rent out spare bedrooms to other older locals.
City will teach financial planning to teens
The District government is hoping to make financial planning a part of the basic curriculum in the city’s high schools.