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Check out Washington's top recent community tweets

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Published on April 29, 2019
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There's living in a city, and then there's being immersed in the life of the community.

Hoodline analyzed the city's past week on Twitter, focusing on users that are dedicated to community life — things like parks, animals, healthy living and education. Our goal was to discover and share the ideas that drove your social media discussions on those topics.

Health

Here are some of last week's can't-miss tweets on the topic of health in the city.

Washington experienced an increase in Twitter conversations on the topic last week — 827, compared to 708 the previous week.

Some tweets drew a lot of interest locally, like this from @HealthyAmerica1:

As of this publication, the tweet racked up 12 local retweets, 24 local quotes and 102 total retweets, quotes and favorites.

Then there was this tweet from @whitmanwalker on Wednesday:

The tweet tallied 18 local retweets and 36 total retweets, quotes and favorites.

On Wednesday, @mhboud51 tweeted:

How popular was it? The tweet garnered eight local retweets, eight local quotes and 28 total retweets, quotes and favorites.

Universities

Whether you're more interested in academics, sports or service to the community, universities bring compelling content to Twitter every day. We've curated the most notable tweets of the past week regarding colleges and universities in the city.

Washington witnessed growth in Twitter conversations regarding universities last week — 149, compared to 110 the previous week.

Some tweets proved to be to be engaging locally, like this by @GW_Golf:

As of this publication, the tweet had garnered 11 local retweets, four local quotes and 82 total retweets, quotes and favorites.

On Wednesday, @GWtweets tweeted:

In all, the tweet received 11 local retweets and 203 total retweets, quotes and favorites.

There was also this Saturday tweet from @GallaudetBison:

The tweet got some attention, with seven local retweets, two local quotes and 142 total retweets, quotes and favorites.

Schools

From high-achieving students to innovative programs, the schools are home to some of the most important news in the city. So we've collected the most significant tweets related to the schools of the past week.

Washington witnessed an increase in Twitter conversations about schools last week — 50, compared with 15 the previous week.

One of them with good local interest was this tweet from @MySchoolDC:

That proved popular, with one local retweet, 12 local quotes and 28 total retweets, quotes and favorites.

On Thursday, @dcpublicschools tweeted:

The tweet tallied 11 local retweets and 51 total retweets, quotes and favorites. 

Another that got attention locally was this, from @OSSESGP on Tuesday:

In all, the tweet racked up seven local retweets and 27 total retweets, quotes and favorites.

Bicycling

Hoodline compiled the top tweets on the topic of bikes and riding from the city last week.

Washington witnessed about the same volume of Twitter conversations around bikes last week compared with the previous week.

Some tweets became popular locally, like this from @dcspokes:

All told, the tweet earned 10 local retweets, five local quotes and 31 total retweets, quotes and favorites.

Then there was this tweet from @dcbikeride on Friday:

How popular was it? The tweet garnered 10 local retweets and 13 total retweets, quotes and favorites.

Parks

Hoodline helps you keep up with news and events from the city's parks and trails.

Washington saw essentially the same volume of Twitter conversations about parks last week compared to the past week.

One of them with high local interest was this tweet by @DCDPR:

All told, the tweet gained 28 local retweets, 12 local quotes and 51 total retweets, quotes and favorites.

Furthermore, @CityParksAll tweeted this Monday:

How popular was it? The tweet garnered eight local quotes and 10 total retweets, quotes and favorites.


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