Meanwhile in D.C.

Mark Ein explains why he bought the Washington City Paper, health department pushes a sexy ad, restaurant breaks a Yelp record, and other news of the day over in the District.

• Longtime Rosedale residents find this very offensive. [Urban Turf]
• First Look: Paradiso Game Room. [BYT]
• In the mood for a concert? Here are some options. [Post]
• Armed Forces Retirement Home faces $15 million lawsuit for unpaid bills. [NBC]
• With more than 10,000 comments, Founding Farmers sets D.C. record for number of Yelp reviews. [Washingtonian]
• Shop Made in DC is serving up soup and smoothies from two women-owned business this month. [Metro Weekly]
• Poplar Point development will be very bike friendly. [Wash Cycle]
• “Good, responsible, and high-quality journalism has never been more important than it is today.” [WCP]
• A WTOP account manager is participating in the 2018 Winter Olympics torch relay. [WTOP]
• Task force spreads awareness on human trafficking–a $32 billion industry. [NBC]
• 63-year-old former chef, a descendent of slaves sold at Georgetown, enters the university as a freshman. [NBC]
• Barre3 Studio coming to Navy Yard. [JDLand]
• Families of children who were sexually assaulted at a top D.C. charter school sue for more than $100 million. [Post]
• Airbnb says D.C. hosts made $84 million last year. [NBC]
• Council may end little-known sunscreen ban in schools. [Post]
• Man who vanished after arranging an online date last year found dead. [NBC]
• About the sexy ad to promote an HIV-prevention pill that recently went viral. [WAMU]