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- WMATA is investigating a video which surfaced earlier today that depicts a bus driver pushing a man asking for a ride off a bus. [TBD On Foot]
- Speaking of buses: WMATA will consider a measure this week to cut back bus service, notably several “‘low-productive’ late night trips.” [GGW]
- The House of Representatives has cut back on interns, but is still spending a bunch of money on bottled water. I guess that evens out. [WaTimes]
- Is Douglas Development finally starting to flip some of its long-held properties? [Capital Business]
- The D.C. State Fair, washed out by Hurricane Irene, has been rescheduled for October 1 at Marie Reed Elementary School in Adams Morgan. [Metromix]
- Chief Cathy Lanier is bringing back Captain Edward Delgado to oversee the department’s Gay and Lesbian Liaison Unit — Delgado had been removed from the post a few months ago, despite the protestations of local LGBT activists. [Blade]
- The city installed 19 new speed cameras around the city and turned them on at the beginning of the month. [MPD]
- It’s not officially the season of the educational roundtable. [WaPo/NBCWashington]
- Rockville’s full of flaming garbage. [NBCWashington]
- Never forget, Nationals fans — every time your team succeeds, Orioles owner Peter Angelos is making more money. [Mr. Irrelevant]
- What happens when the trees turn on the Lorax. [WaPo]
- Here’s a bunch of words we’re all misspelling. [Merriam-Webster]
