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Artfully Chocolate to close Logan Circle location
Artfully Chocolate will close its Logan Circle storefront, its owner said via e-mail blast.
Md. law tightening stent oversight recommended
The Maryland Health Care Commission is recommending that state law tighten oversight of hospitals that perform cardiac stent surgeries
Synthetic marijuana 'Spice' is back in Virginia
Months after Virginia and dozens of other states banned synthetic marijuana, the product known as "spice" is back.
Feds gearing up to sell Georgetown plant
The bidding war's about to kick off for Georgetown's West Heating Plant, one of several newly declared excess properties that the federal government is trying to shed to trim down its bloated real estate portfolio.
Chevy Chase Pavilion Pottery Barn closing
Pottery Barn at the Chevy Chase Pavilion is closing.
Clarendon's Lime Fresh will open in January
The Lime Fresh Mexican Grill slated for 2900 Wilson Blvd. is shooting for a January opening.
D.C. expecting $45M surplus in 2012, then declines
D.C. is looking at a $45 million surplus for the current fiscal year before the numbers turn negative in the face of uncertainty over the federal budget, according to new revenue estimates generated by Chief Financial Officer Natwar Gandhi
Riverdale Park at odds with developers
Riverdale Park Mayor Vernon Archer said the town's concerns include the location of a Whole Foods parking lot.
Will new CEO accelerate Hopkins' pace in D.C.?
At least two key leadership changes are coming at Hopkins.
Electric car charging stations coming to shopping centers
Rockville-based Federal Realty Investment Trust (NYSE:FRT) has struck a deal with Miami-based electric vehicle charger company Car Charging Group Inc. to install electric vehicle charging stations at Federal Realty retail sites nationwide.
Ballpark neighborhood projects spring back to life
Development projects in the neighborhood near Nationals Park and the Navy Yards have sprung back to life after lying dormant during the recession, The Washington Post reported. Among the projects showing renewed life is The Yards, a redevelopment of former Navy Yard land by Forest City Washington and MacFarlane Partners.
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