Morning Roundup: Smithsonian Obtains Vial Used For First COVID-19 Vaccine Dose

Mar 10, 2021

The Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History obtained the vial used for the first U.S. COVID vaccination for a future exhibit. [NBC4]
The ACLU released a report on the Swann St. arrests in June. [WJLA]
Brood X Cicadas are edible, and even though they’ve been underground since the Bush era, they might taste like shrimp. [Washingtonian]
A VCU student who died after a frat party was laid to rest. [NBC4]
A list of Washington’s 250 most influential people in every sector. [Washingtonian]
A tattooed RBG mural in Anacostia is sparking controversy. [WUSA9]
Yeah, these Twitter accounts created in October that praise the Washington Football Team and Dan Snyder are totally real. [Barstool]
Wilhelmina Cole Holladay, founder of the National Museum of Women in the Arts, died at 98. [Post]
Tuesday was by far Washington’s warmest day so far in 2021. [Post]
ICYMI: D.C. Auditor report says the city is not adequately collecting education data.
ICYMI: Maryland is lifting capacity limits on restaurants, gyms, and other businesses.
This Day in DCist: A man rode his noble steed through Northeast D.C. for the kids.