It's the weekend (around here we consider Thursday the official start of the weekend. So should you) and you know what that means: It's time for the weekend guide. Read it to plan out your weekend fun.
Good news for people who love transit news: The House passed a measure that would authorize $1.5 billion for Metro over 10 years.
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It's the weekend (around here we consider Thursday the official start of the weekend. So should you) and you know what that means: It's time for the weekend guide. Read it to plan out your weekend fun.
Good news for people who love transit news: The House passed a measure that would authorize $1.5 billion for Metro over 10 years.
MMmm, drool, mmm, repeat as necessary: The DC area is getting a couple of Fatburgers.
Be careful out there: a local reporter got into his car only to discover that all of his gas had been stolen.
Apples and Bananas gives us a first look at new Dupont Circle frozen yogurt spot TangySweet.
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