Maryland Senator Says He’ll Go to El Salvador Himself, DC’s Running It Back to 2009, and Our Tips For Celebrating National Park Week
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Good morning, Washington! Here's what we're reading around the web this AM.
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Looking for something to do tonight? Why not try the band Sunfold at DC9, as recommend in our weekly nightlife picks? There's lots more to do in our local events calendar, too.
The Hart Senate Building is reopened after a man spent several hours threatening to jump from a ledge there. He was convinced to come down.
It's Tuesday—that means Todd time. Ask our food & dining editor any restaurant questions you may have.
Metrocurean reports on the (long-awaited) death of the appletini.
WTOP reports that "Fairfax County officials are considering a four-day workweek for county employees." Maybe the entire nation could also consider that?
14th and You pens an ode to the architecture and beauty of DC.
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