- Here’s a cool map from CommuterPageBlog which shows the most popular routes for Capital Bikeshare users. Trips between stations along U Street, 18th Street and 14th Street NW appear to be the most traveled.
- Dave Jamieson reports that all the escalators at the north entrance/exit of the Dupont Circle Metro station aren’t working. Time to burn off that lunch!
- Reading this in Prince George’s County? Well, before you put supper on, you might want to check and see whether or not you should boil your water after this morning’s water main break.
- Your monthly-ish, corporate-funded reminder that D.C. is the “hottest” job market in the country.
- The Post visits Brookland — the neighborhood bordered by 9th Street, Rhode Island Avenue, South Dakota Avenue and Michigan Avenue NE — and finds a community divided over the neighborhood’s burgeoning appeal to developers and small businesses.
- As if the story of Billy Mitchell’s death could get any more heartbreaking, the Post reports that Mitchell was killed after he injected himself into a dispute where a man was hassling a woman.
- “As night approached and the evening turned cold, Caroline Frazier began her grim routine of passing out stacks of fliers with “Missing” printed across the top. A picture of her smiling daughter Latisha Frazier, 19, beamed across each page.”
- The Palisades branch of the D.C. Public Library at 4901 V Street NW will be closed until January 31 in order to have energy-efficient lighting installed.
- Yes, working for a defense contractor can be rather lucrative.
- Nothing says fashionable like apostrophe-free statements of flirtation.
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