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D.C. frees up more parking for food trucks
A years-long food fight has finally simmered down, and food trucks are here to stay.
Tags: food trucks, D.C., Food Truck Association
Hop-heavy beers remain America's favorite
Members of the American Homebrewers Association ranked the best commercial beers available.
Tags: american homebrewers association, hops, beer, russian river brewing company
Kaine makes history, delivers Senate speech in Spanish
Sen. Tim Kaine made a little history Tuesday when he gave a floor speech entirely in Spanish to demonstrate his support for immigration reform.
Tags: Tim Kaine, Mark Warner, immigration reform, spanish,
Frager's rebounds from fire, plans re-opening
Just days after an intense fire destroyed Frager's Hardware store, the Capitol Hill institution plans to re-open as a pop up shop across from Eastern Market.
Tags: fire, Eastern Market, Capitol Hill, Frager
Dulles among top airports ... for a date
Sometimes love isn't in the air. It's on the ground, just a few steps from the gate.
Tags: travel, dating, airports, meet at the airport, Dulles International Airport,
Fatal cab driver shooting raises safety questions
Tuesday's fatal shooting of a District cab driver served as a wakeup call to D.C. officials who just adopted a new law requiring some safety improvements but not going as a far as the Taxi commission had sought.
Tags: police, crime, fatal shooting, D.C. Taxicab Commission, taxi driver, credit card, robbery, Jim Graham, Mary Cheh,
How Blue Plains treats wastewater
Blue Plains Advanced Wastewater Treatment Plant in Southeast is the largest plant of its kind anywhere in the world, treating about 370 million gallons of water every day.
Tags: DC Water, Troubled Waters, Blue Plains Advanced Waste Water Treatment Plant, Potomac River, waste water
ListenDon't just sit there, doctors say - it's killing you
You might not want to sit down for this. Actually, that's just the problem. The chair may be killing us.
Tags: sitting
Ocean City campaign aims for pedestrian safety
Big crowds and busy roads around Ocean City led to two deaths and 13 injuries last year, says Melinda Peters, from the State Highway Administration.
Tags: beach, pedestrian safety, Ocean City
Chomp while you tromp through Rehoboth Beach
You can sample the eating places of Rehoboth Beach, Del., in a whirlwind walking food tour that promises a three-hour taste of the town.
Tags: food, food tour, Rehoboth Beach, Rehoboth,


