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- When news broke of old small pox vials found at the National Institute of Health, NIH employees were among the last to find out. Why? [Post]
- D.C.’s new Film Office head wants to bring Hollywood to the District. [WCP]
- The House side of the U.S. Capitol is closed due to asbestos. [WJLA
- People have had it up to HERE with crowded Metro trains, says NBC. [NBC4]
- FYI, there’s an election in D.C. Tuesday. A special election for Ward 8’s seat on the State Board of Education. [Loose Lips]
- The attorney general race, which is actually happening, is getting pretty interesting. [Washingtonian]
- Our Long Local Sinkhole Nightmare will continue for the rest of the week, probably. [WJLA]
- In which people share their horrible experiences in D.C. cabs. [CurbedDC]
- Something about brunch. [Thrillist]
- What restaurant names mean for their establishments: everything. [Young & Hungry]
- And here’s how several D.C. DIY venues got their unusual names. [Arts Desk]
- This Day in DCist: This guy was arrested, to no one’s surprise.
