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Details on Friday’s ...
Details on Friday’s Metro Plan
Photo by * Chris D So, the Federal Government has decided that tomorrow is a work day, albeit with a 2-hour delay. The D.C. Government hasn’t made a decision yet, but DCPS administration offices have already decided to open on time tomorrow (classes for students had already been canceled for professional development), which means odds are excellent the District will do the same. How are you...
Popcorn & Candy: May &...
Popcorn & Candy: May & December
DCist’s highly subjective and hardly comprehensive guide to the most interesting movies playing around town in the coming week. Harold and Maude This cult classic was light years ahead of its time, a huge commercial flop and reviled by many critics at the time of its release before eventually finding its audience. In the early 70s, apparently, deft gallows humor and overt quirkiness were not...
Both Williams Sisters to P...
Both Williams Sisters to Play for Kastles This Summer
The Washington Kastles — defending World Tennis Team champions , mind you — announced a big move today: both Williams sisters, Serena and Venus, will play for D.C.’s WTT outfit this summer. “The historic opportunity to have both Serena and Venus on our team is a thrill, both for the success of our team and for our fans, whose support has been so integral to our success,”...
How Much Snow? This Much...
How Much Snow? This Much
Flickr user valkyrieh116 added this striking comparison to the DCist pool. Nicely done. From the Flickr caption : “this is my back patio. it faces a narrow alley and gets significantly less snow than out on the street, but it was the only place that wasn’t shoveled regularly.” Washington DCmore:  How Much Snow? This Much
Metrorail Sees Record Low ...
Metrorail Sees Record Low Ridership During Blizzard
Photo by marciadc Not exactly a shock, but WMATA has released its Metrorail ridership figures for the recent winter storm period, and yesterday saw the lowest number of rides in the system in recent years. Only 36,097 trips were taken on Wednesday, Feb. 10, smashing the previous record low of only 56,326, recorded on Christmas Day, 2006. The low number of rides came about thanks to the combination...
Midday Bus Update...
Midday Bus Update
Photo by Mr. T in DC Pair of updates on bus service for you. First, a limited number of Metrobus routes started running again as of 1 p.m. Those routes are listed below the jump. Metro is urging riders to exercise cautioun when boarding and alighting buses, as there’s still tons of snow piled up on streets and around bus stops. They’re also asking residents to help out by shoveling out...
The Real World D.C.: The M...
The Real World D.C.: The Morning After, Pt. 7
After being holed up in my basement apartment for five days, even the newest installment of The Real World D(upont) C(ircle) seemed like an exciting break from growing cabin fever. Unfortunately, what promised to be the most riveting inter-personal drama of the series ended up being nothing more than a tease. And yes, my growing fear of Ashley’s tantrums made it hard to sleep. If you need to...
Photo of the Day: February...
Photo of the Day: February 11, 2010
Aaron.DeNu ’s ” Rooftop Rocket ” comes to you as a result of the annual Search for Smiling Faces. In the midst of downtrodden expressions and backbreaking hassle , a happy woman standing on a chair on a rooftop in heavy wind gusts should brighten everyone’s mood. EXIF . View post:  Photo of the Day: February 11, 2010

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