This week featured a little bit of everything. We debated whether a man should be safe in his home, defended Washington sports fans, checked in on the National Zoo’s elephants, and checked out Tilly and the Wall at Black Cat. We wondered where the Smithsonian’s electric car went, visited and reviewed SILVERDOCS, took a look at the new development plans for Near Southeast, and looked on as D.C. Mayor Anthony Williams took control of Metro. We reported on a cab scam in the making, finally saw the Georgetown Waterfront Park take a step forward, de-mystified corkage policies, wrote on Vegetate’s continuing battle to serve alcohol, previewed Scientology’s new digs, and opined on GPS monitoring of cab zones.

Picture snapped by Grundlepuck

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