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For the second straight week Ron Rivera benched Sam Howell in favor Jacoby Brissett, and just like last week Brissett came in and immediately found success. The Commanders ended up losing, maintaining their draft position, but the future of the quarterback position isn’t as clear as it seemed a few weeks back when Howell was playing much better football. Brissett had the following words for Howell (quotes transcribed by the Washington Post’s Nicki Jhabvala):
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The DMV is a term that has been around for the last 30 years or so, referencing DC, Maryland, and Virginia. Though the entire District of Columbia is always included in definitions of the area, questions remain about what parts of Maryland and Virginia make the cut (video below).
Last train times vary by station, check the station page for last train times and add one hour for schedule information. Metro is running modified service for Christmas Eve, Christmas […]
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The National Park Service (NPS) has announced that a portion of GW Parkway could close due to “bad weather” this winter.
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With spending over the winter holidays projected to reach record highs again this year, the personal-finance website WalletHub today released its report on 2023’s Best Places for Christmas Celebrations to help consumers find the best cities to maximize their enjoyment with a minimal budget. Washington DC came in 18th.
Over 125 new restaurants opened in Montgomery County in 2023 and below you’ll find a list of restaurants that are scheduled to open in 2024. (more…)
President Joe Biden will be en route to Bethesda today (Tuesday. December 19th) for a campaign reception. President Biden will be departing the White House at approximately 3:40pm and will be participating in the reception at 5pm, according to the President’s daily schedule. This will likely cause traffic in the area, as the motorcade has caused major delays during past events. According to the schedule, President Biden will be departing Bethesda at 5:45pm, which would cause traffic for the later part of the evening rush.
Beginning Sunday, Dec. 17, Metrobus will make changes to 43 bus routes in DC, Maryland, and Virginia, including all-door boarding and 24/7 bus service on select routes.