Rachel Sadon
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- UDC’s strategy to attract more highest-ranking students. [WBJ]
- Anacostia residents living near vacant homes are angry with a local landlord: the D.C. government. [WAMU]
- Wee Wee and the other stars of the Poplar Spring Animal Sanctuary. [WCP]
- One hell of a pool fight. [Washingtonian]
- University of Virginia struggles with another possible sexual assault case. [Post]
- “The boy is cleaner than the Board of Health.” [Post]
- The best time to eat out is 5:30 p.m., says WCP’s outgoing food writer. [WCP]
- D.C.’s “affordable” athletes. [Express]
- “Brutally hot and humid days” are increasingly common. [CWG]
- Very tall and very vacant. [GGW]
- The fight over Ben Bradlee’s mausoleum lives on. [Washingtonian]
- Police union angered by D.C. Council resolution. [NBC4]
- Man accused of taking upskirt photos at Court House Metro. [Post]
- More on Metro’s budget crunch. [WAMU]
- This Day In DCist: Abandoned States explored Pennsylvania’s streetcar graveyard.
