Rachel Sadon
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- This particular stretch of I-95 has the worst traffic jams in the country. [Post]
- Woman charged for spraying a bottle of Sunny Delight at Metrobus driver. [WUSA9]
- This is the best time to sell a home in D.C. [Curbed]
- Know what’s up with this gas price discrepancy? [Popville]
- On the scourge of abandoned Costco carts in Pentagon City. [ARLnow]
- Maryland school placed on lockdown after gun was discovered. [Post]
- The felines and canines of Congress. [WTOP]
- Otto Warmbier’s parents give first interview. [WJLA]
- Get lost. [Post]
- What Virginia voters have to say about Trump. [Post]
- Arlington teacher makes it to The Voice. [NBC4]
- The Anacostia Neighborhood Museum once had a display of live rats. [WAMU]
- A local (but still very high end) retailer is moving into CityCenterDC. [WBJ]
- TJ Maxx is opening in Ivy City. [Popville]
- ICYMI: The Burning Man of D.C. is back with a 45-foot sculpture of a naked woman.
- ICYMI: “Complete irony of the situation: in a speech about free speech on campus that’s trying to decry college safe spaces, Georgetown and Attorney General Sessions are creating a safe space.”
- This Day In DCist: The great cider revival.
