The Manhattan Project
Morning Roundup: Second Helpings Edition
Fire at 17th and L NW Forces Evacuations
Compromise Uncertain on Same-Sex Marriage Law
Sculpture Garden Ice-Skating Rink Remains Closed
>> D.C. Mayor Adrian Fenty said that he will "continue to stand right beside Natwar Gandhi," in the wake of the widening D.C. Office of Tax and Revenue embezzlement scandal. [WaPo]
>> The Anacostia Farmers Market is closing down today after providing fresh produce to D.C. residents for nine years. [WJLA]
>> Silver Spring's artificial grass will stick around for another couple of months at least. [Free Ride]
>> Get ready for the Million March for God. [Wonkette]
>> And you thought street crime in D.C. was bad: A 13-year-old girl was robbed as she walked to school Tuesday in Loudoun County. [NBC4]
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