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The Morning Buzz
Good morning, Washington! Here's what we're reading around the web this AM.
Published Tuesday, December 02, 2008
Photo by Flickr user yeowatzup Tuesday means Todd—don't forget to submit all your food and dining questions to food critic Todd Kliman's chat, today at 11. Who's the fairest airport of them all? In the Washington region, apparently that would be Reagan National Airport. The airport topped a survey of fliers when asked what was their favorite DC airport. Heads up, folks—the National Christmas tree lighting will be this Thursday, and traffic's sure to snarl. If you have tickets, enjoy the ceremony! It's not a local issue, but it's one that's taken the DC blogosphere by storm in the past couple of days—what do people think of Slankets? If you don't know what a Slanket is, consider your life all the better for it. If you pass through Dupont Circle, keep an eye out—armed robberies seem to be on the rise.
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Armed robberies. Be careful whom you ask to fix things in your home or outside it. Two recent and horrendous reports: a husband and wife were killed in their own home by accomplices brought to it by somoene whom they knew and thought they could trust; and an eldely woman was killed by somoene who had done yard work for her.
Posted by: Candadai Tirumalai, Dec 02, 2008 07:05:10 AM
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A new craft cocktail happy hour, a chocolate-themed happy hour, journalists rocking out, and a, er, pantless Metro ride. All this and more in your deliciously busy weekend nightlife picks.
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