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McMillan opponents appeal again after D.C. order grants permission to move forward
Opponents of the $720 million McMillan Sand Filtration Plan redevelopment this week filed a petition in an attempt to stop the project, after District officials issued an order late last week that allows developers to advance.
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Naked man assaults 2 on Red Line
A naked man riding a Red Line train between Gallery Place Chinatown and Dupont Circle was taken into custody after he assaulted two Metro riders Thursday morning.
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2018 NBA playoffs: Wizards’ 1st round schedule
The Washington Wizards finished eighth in the Eastern Conference seeding, following a 101-92 loss to the Orlando Magic Wednesday night. Here’s the Wizards’ full playoff schedule and how you can tune in.
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WATCH: How Bryce Harper gets his luscious locks
A viral tweet gives Nats fans a glimps of outfielder Bryce Harper’s very particular beauty regimen that results in his effortlessly handsome hair.
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Metro, DC dealing out SmarTrip cards next year for Kids Ride Free program
The new approach is part of broader efforts to reduce fare disputes and increase compliance with the fare system. Students currently use their DC One identification cards to board a train or bus.
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Mayor: DC schools chancellor search to start after primary
D.C. mayor Muriel Bowser says she’ll start the search for a new D.C. schools chancellor after the June Democratic primary for mayor.
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Medium Rare brings its steak frites to Arlington
Medium Rare, which has built a Washington following among steak lovers with its one, prix fixe menu opens its fourth D.C.-area location Saturday in Arlington, Virginia.
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How to stop hating others: CNN’s Sally Kohn wants to foster friendship in new book
CNN commentator Sally Kohn will share tools for combating feelings of hate toward others and the thought patterns behind the emotion during a talk April 18 at The George Washington University in D.C.
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Paradigm now controls a square block of Capitol Riverfront
The Arlington-based developer has acquired two lots in the 1000 block of New Jersey Avenue SE between K and L streets for $19.75 million.
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Gone with the wind? Thursday’s gusts may blow away DC’s cherry blossoms
If you haven’t checked out D.C.’s cherry blossoms yet, you may want to very soon. The National Park Service said Wednesday that the blooms may soon be gone.
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Psychological exam ordered for suspect in mailed explosives
A federal judge has ordered a psychological evaluation for a man accused of mailing explosive devices to government agencies in the D.C. area to help determine if he is competent to participate in the judicial proceedings and help in his defense.
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Uber tries to extend reach, DC users can now rent bikes
Uber is looking to get into the bike-share business in D.C. That is just one of several expansions the ride-hailing company is planning in the District.
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DC officer who shot and killed unarmed motorcyclist ‘feared for his life’
The 27-year-old D.C. police officer who shot and killed an unarmed motorcyclist following a 25-block chase through the District in 2016 faces a hearing Wednesday to decide if he should be punished and what that punishment should be.
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Rent for some Armed Forces Retirement Home tenants may rise
Rent for some veterans living at the Armed Forces Retirement Home in in Washington, D.C. and Mississippi will rise to cover a $22 million annual deficit to operate the homes.
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NY-based The Wing brings all-female co-working ‘club’ to DC
It’s a nod to women’s clubs from the turn of the century, only this one has plenty of places to plug in for daytime deadlines — plus a Chanel-stocked beauty room.
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