CCurbedChevrolet Chevy Chase cedar home overlooking Rock Creek Park seeks $2.5MCurbed - Andrew GiambroneBordering Rock Creek Park, this contemporary cedar home in Chevy Chase, D.C., is currently on the market for $2,590,000. The home sits on a roughly 11,800-square-foot lot and has six bedrooms, plus five
The Washington Postadded this to BusinessBusiness Washington-area appointments and promotions for July 22The Washington PostBulldog Public Relations of the District appointed Dan Pettine senior account executive. ManTech of Herndon appointed Julie Anna Barker vice president of human resources for the company’s mission cyber
Washington D.C. Washington crime trending up: Which offenses are rising most?wusa9.com - Hoodline The number of crime incidents in Washington saw an overall increase for the week of July 11 to July 17, for the second week in a row, according to …
The Washington Postadded this to OpinionsRacism Should Americans condemn Trump’s attack on ‘the Squad’?The Washington Post - By Letters to the EditorRegarding David Nakamura’s July 17 The Debrief analysis, “Some see Trump’s downfall after latest outburst, but history suggests otherwise”: As a recent retiree of a major corporation of more than 250,000
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoWashington D.C. The cheapest apartment rentals in Chevy Chase, Washington D.C.wusa9.com - www.wusa9.com Need a budget-friendly new spot? Apartment hunting can be hard, but there are deals. So what does the low-end rental price in Chevy Chase look like …
SYFY WIREadded this to SYFY WIREHoney Everything You Didn't Know about Honey, I Shrunk The KidsSYFY WIRE - SYFY WIRE Staff Have you ever wanted to see Disney make Re-Animator for kids? Well, not only does that movie exist in a very toned-down and tame fashion, it’s also …
Patchadded this to Washington, DC PatchMaryland 7 Most Expensive Homes In Maryland On The MarketPatch - Elizabeth Janney Maryland has been described as America in miniature because of its assortment of landscapes. The real estate market reflects this, with homes from …
The Washington Postadded this to OpinionsMaryland Maryland’s Purple Line is a disasterThe Washington Post - By Letters to the EditorRegarding the July 12 Metro article “State grants a delay to builders of the Purple Line”: This Purple Line has become a total disaster. The delays are endless, the cost continues to escalate, more lawsuits
The Washington Postadded this to OpinionsBetsy Ross flag Should we cede the Betsy Ross flag to the right wing?The Washington Post - By Letters to the EditorI really don’t know whether Kate Cohen’s July 12 op-ed, “The far right can take the Betsy Ross flag,” was serious or tongue-in-cheek. And that’s the problem. If this is a battle in the culture war, then
The Washington PostGeorge Takei George Takei doesn't want us to forget the last time the U.S. put people in detention campsThe Washington PostGeorge Takei doesn't want us to forget the last time the U.S. put people in detention camps Why is American masculinity at the center of gun culture, but not the gun debate? This man ate 'expired' food
Gilbert 268. Beverly D’Angelo from Gilbert Gottfried's Amazing Colossal Podcaststitcher.com - www.stitcher.com Actress and singer Beverly D'Angelo ("National Lampoon's Vacation," "Hair," "Coal Miner's Daughter") joins Gilbert and Frank for a VERY spirited …
CinemaBlendadded this to CinemaBlendSaturday Night Live Saturday Night Live: The 9 Best SNL Cold Opens Evercinemablend.com - Hugh Scott Since its inception, for 44 years, Saturday Night Live has opened its show with legendary sketches known as the “cold open.” More often than not, the …
Washington D.C. Pre-Market Source: July 11popville.com - www.popville.com Every week the Eli Residential Group scours our network for off-market and pre-market homes to give home buyers and investors access to properties they …
Bethesda Thursday storms bring damage to DC Metro regionwusa9.com - Andi Wenck WASHINGTON — WUSA9's meteorologists are receiving reports of several stoplights out, fallen trees and down wires after storms rolled through the D.C. …
The Globe and MailApollo Missions Apollo 11: A Globe reporter’s childhood memory of the moonshot and why we shouldn’t go backThe Globe and Mail - Eric RegulyEric Reguly is The Globe and Mail’s European bureau chief Watching the liftoff of Apollo 11 – the moonshot – was one of my earliest memories. But I wasn’t watching it on TV. I was at Cape Kennedy, in spectator
The Washington PostWashington D.C. Arms out, head down: Here’s how to get through when the sidewalk is crowded.The Washington Post - By John KellyIt was the great poet Aerosmith who said “Walk this way.” But how, exactly, should we walk? If the response to my Monday column about abysmal pedestrian etiquette is any indication, walking “this way”
Chuck Lehmanadded this to Millennial Gen-FlipsMillennials Apartment rental demand soars as more millennials believe it's cheaper than owning a homeCNBC - Diana Olick "The metrics that we've seen this year have been off the charts," said Toby Bozzuto, CEO of The Bozzuto Group, which currently has over a billion …
Bustleadded this to BustleAmazon Prime 21 Buddy Movies To Stream With Your Best FriendBustle - Johnny Brayson Popular film genres ebb and flow. These days, everyone is doing superhero movies. In the 1940s, film noir was all the rage. In the '50s, sci-fi was …
The Washington Postadded this to OpinionsForeign Policy Conservatives aren’t angry with Trump because they’re afraid of himThe Washington Post - By Letters to the EditorIn his July 3 Wednesday Opinion column, “It’s Trump’s actions with dictators that matter,” Marc A. Thiessen defended conservatives’ disregard of President Trump’s sometimes literal embrace of authoritarian
The Washington Postadded this to OpinionsChevrolet Here’s a better idea for the C&O Canal: Leave it beThe Washington Post - By Letters to the EditorKudos to Stephen A. Hansen for opposing in his June 30 Local Opinions essay, “Don’t ‘High Line’ Georgetown’s C&O Canal,” the planned redo of the C&O Canal. This overheated project raises big planning philosophical
The Washington Postadded this to OpinionsMitch McConnell Perhaps foreign interference is in Mitch McConnell’s interestThe Washington Post - By Letters to the EditorThe June 3 editorial “A conversation Congress needs to have” asked whether disclosure is enough to keep foreign interference out of political ads. No, but the real question is, will Senate Majority Leader
The Washington Postadded this to OpinionsRussia Trump takes Russian interference seriously — and willinglyThe Washington Post - By Letters to the EditorThe June 29 editorial “No laughing matter” was mistaken when it asserted that President Trump is not taking Russian interference in our elections seriously because he appeared to be “joking” about it Russian
9to5Macadded this to Apple DealsiTunes iTunes July 4th movie sale has $5 titles, ’80s movies, $1 rentals, more9to5Toys - Trevor DaughertyThe annual iTunes July 4th movie sale is now live and it’s jam-packed with deals from $5 and the usual $1 HD rental of the week. There is something for everyone here across every genre, including a notable
Newsmaxadded this to Newsmax HealthInsomnia 5 Surprising Causes of Insomnianewsmax.com - Lynn Allison Statistics show that sleeplessness is on the rise. According to Sleep Education, about one-third of us suffers from insomnia for brief periods of …
TripSavvyadded this to Family VacationsFamily Travel The Best Sushi in Washington, D.C.tripsavvy.com - Adele O'Donnell You can find cuisine from all over the world in Washington, D.C., and sushi is no exception. From bento box lunches and omakase counters to hip spots …
IrishCentraladded this to IrishCentral Top StoriesBill Murray WATCH: Bill Murray slammed as “Irish drunken bully” by former co-staririshcentral.com - IrishCentral Staff Bill Murray has been called an "Irish drunken bully" by his 'What About Bob?' co-star.
The Washington TimesSpying BOOK REVIEW: 'Spying on the South' by Tony HorwitzThe Washington Times - Philip Kopper SPYING ON THE SOUTH: AN ODYSSEY ACROSS THE AMERICAN DIVIDE Tony Horwitz could switch times slicker than a country singer handing off the melody to the …
The Washington PostWashington D.C. In Northwest D.C.’s Hawthorne enclave, life is just a walk in the national parkThe Washington Post - By Nina ZafarSouth of Chevy Chase, Md., and northeast of the D.C. neighborhood of Chevy Chase is a leafy oasis that hugs the District’s uppermost boundary. Hawthorne is a tranquil neighborhood in Northwest Washington
The Wall Street Journal.Arlington Arlington Capital Banks $1.7 Billion for Newest Midmarket FundThe Wall Street Journal. - Laura KreutzerMaryland firm’s fifth fund is more than double the $700 million raised for its fourth flagship fund in 2016 Arlington Capital Partners has rounded up a total of $1.7 billion for its latest midmarket buyout
The Washington Postadded this to OpinionsD.C. Council Above all, a recallThe Washington Post - By Letters to the EditorThe June 22 Metro article describing the FBI’s raid on the home of D.C. Council member Jack Evans (D-Ward 2), “Federal agents search home of District’s Evans,” chronicled the ongoing efforts to strip of
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