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DCist is talking the future of Metro, and we like what we see.
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With prom in the air at area high schools, we wondered: What was prom night like for our power players, pundits, and socialites? Find out here.
Have you heard about Learnapalooza? If not, you should–you might learn something brand new. It's a one-day event on May 10 where you can learn anything, teach anything—or do both. Free workshops on all subjects imaginable will be taking place all over Washington.
Metblogs takes a trip around town and encounters some riddles. Maybe you can fill them in.
Reports the Business Journal: "Magic Johnson's Canyon-Johnson Urban Fund and Donatelli Development have nailed down a $53 million construction loan from Citi Community Capital for an apartment and townhouse development in Columbia Heights."
DCist is talking the future of Metro, and we like what we see.
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