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- Plans for Navy Yard could make it the most densely populated neighborhood in the city. [Post]
- D.C.’s only Barnes and Noble has closed. [AFRO]
- Restaurant owner delivers a whimsical cocktail experience. [Post]
- Gwyneth Paltrow invests in Beefsteak. [WBJ]
- D.C.’s troubled 911 call center gets a new director. [NBC4]
- Become an elegant entrepreneur. [DC Inno]
- Wiedefeld’s priorities: Metro’s safety, reliability, and financial health. [WTOP]
- Improving the congested Northeast Corridor for commuters. [WAMU]
- After man dies, D.C. fire department changes protocol. [Post]
- Burglar breaks in home, woman keeps watching TV. [Borderstan]
- After being nearly hit by an ATV, Maryland lawmaker wants change. [NBC4]
- Adam Eidinger: “I’ll be honest: My pot strike at times is more like a diet.” [City Desk]
- Another case for CityCenter. [Post]
- This day in DCist: Mary Cheh is not a happy woman.
