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Meanwhile in D.C.
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Wawa is about to make some people very happy, robberies are down significantly this year, and other news of the day in the District.
- Georgetown resists graduate student union. [Post]
- Nearly 200 people were arrested amid massive rally for DACA outside the Capitol. [Post]
- “Who you see before you today is a weary, tired, frustrated warrior in our city’s war on rats.” [NBC4]
- Fancy alcohol to get you through the season. [WCP]
- Also fancy diner food. [WCP]
- And the return of SoberRide. [WJLA]
- The five most expensive homes sold in D.C. this year. [UrbanTurf]
- Attorney general says about a quarter of funeral homes are skirting local laws. [WTOP]
- Wawa fans assemble: first D.C. store opens Dec. 14. [WUSA9]
- Robberies are down 33 percent, which city leaders attribute to home surveillance cameras. [Fox5]
- Himitsu was named Eater’s restaurant of the year. [Eater]
- The Dabney now has a cellar spot. [Popville]
- How ridehailing has affected home prices. [WBJ]
- Authorities are searching Stafford County, Va. for the remains of a D.C. woman who was killed in 2009. [WJLA]
- Mapping the area’s ice skating rinks. [Washingtonian]
- How restaurants behave when Tom Sietsema is in the house. [Washingtonian]
