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Sinkhole to impact NB GW Parkway through Monday evening rush
Both northbound lanes of the George Washington Memorial Parkway from Virginia 123, Chain Bridge Road, to Interstate 495 will remain closed Sunday. The National Park Service hopes to have at least one northbound lane open in time for the Monday evening rush hour, weather dependent.
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Helium shortage is no laughing matter
Despite the helium’s popularity, there are only 14 liquid helium plants operating in the world. Party City announced it will close 45 stores due to the shortage.
Carnegie Library becomes Apple store
After restoring one of the D.C.’s most historic buildings, Apple has opened the doors to its latest store, Apple Carnegie Library on Mount Vernon Square. See photos.
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