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Weekend washout: Rain set to break record
The D.C. area is on its way to break a long-standing annual rainfall record, and the amount of rain forecast has put the region under a flood watch. The National Weather Service issued a Flood Watch from Saturday afternoon until early Sunday morning. If you're out and about doing some holiday errands, here's what you need to know.
- Top News
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- Mike Isabella’s restaurant group to shut down new
- With ‘Quarterback,’ John Feinstein details NFL’s most-pressured position new
- Trump names Mulvaney ‘acting’ chief of staff
- Caps lead over Hurricanes 6-5 in shootout
- Wizards lose to Nets 125-118
- Orioles hire Cubs bench coach Brandon Hyde as new manager
- DC man gets 20 years for stabbing that cut ‘three-fourths of the way around’ victim’s neck
- Va. man sentence to 30 years for sexually abusing 13-year-old boy
- Man who painted swastikas on Va. Jewish center gets 21 months in jail updated
- Big law firm signs on for The Wharf’s next phase
- Food safety violations at Nats Park and FedEx Field, ESPN report says
- CBS replacing head of struggling morning show
- TRICARE extends open season deadline, Army increases time soldiers can serve
5 ways to a stress-free holiday travel
From standstill traffic to airport security lines, travel during the holidays is nothing to ho, ho, ho about. Here are ways to go over the river and through the wood without feeling frantic.
$100k to go a year without a smartphone
Vitaminwater is offering one lucky person the chance to win $100,000 by ditching their phones and tablets for a year. Participants can enter by first tweeting or posting on Instagram.
Real Estate
Shenandoah Valley vineyard for sale for $2M
North Mountain Winery and Vineyard, a turnkey boutique vineyard and winery on 47 acres with 17 acres of producing vines and 10 varietals, is on the market for $2 million.
