Shutdown Hits Two-Week Mark, House Speaker Feels Threatened by Naked Cyclists, and Big Balls’ Attackers Get Probation
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Mayor Fenty is going to the Olympics! Not as an athlete, obviously—but just on a trip with his family.
Some relief for drivers—DC gas prices have fallen below $4 (for now).
A new wine and tapas bar will be opening in Columbia Heights from the folks who brought you the Warehouse Theater.
The Post has a fascinating article on the hunt for a serial rapist that ended when the prime suspect killed himself last week.
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