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Good morning, Washington! Here's what we're reading around the web this AM.
It's the weekend! If you're not going out of town to the beach, take a gander at our weekend nightlife guide. There's plenty to do.
And if you're staying in town, also watch out for the Rolling Thunder motorcycle tribute—it's likely to make traffic tricky.
PQ Living reminds us that Jazz in the Garden starts tonight.
More than 100 Post journalists have taken the paper's buyout offer. For more, see Harry Jaffe's videos on the media.
D.C. Confidential profiles the Dumbarton House.
Worried about the weather? Looks like a lovely weekend.
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