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Hospital by ThisisBossi.

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Ching Ching Cha tea by Martin Kalfakovic.

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Whitehurst Freeway by M.V. Jantzen.

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  • Everyone seems to hate the look of EastBanc’s proposed building at the Exxon station, even Anthony Lanier (although it’s important to note that Lanier isn’t backing down on his plans to build a five story building on that site).
  • DCist takes a look at the Volta Bureau.

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Canal mule by Brownpau.

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  • Both the Office of Planning and DDOT came out in opposition to GU’s campus plan yesterday (well, technically OP supported it, but with conditions that GU will likely find incredibly objectionable). GM will have more on this later this morning.
  • Some waterfront restaurants starting to reopen.

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Fishin’ at the Waterfront by M.V. Jantzen.

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Canal cat by Byron Peebles.

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  • GM noticed a few changes over the weekend to M St. shops: White House Black Market is gone, and Zed’s is now called Das.
  • Also, CB2 is open now. GM went to an opening party for it on Friday, and it was just weird. It was like they imported chic party-goers from New York to sip champagne on the couches while being photographed. How do you get that job?

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French Market by M.V. Jantzen.

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  • Apparently its the policy of DDOT now to allow you to reserve hundreds of feet of on-street parking for private events. At least that sure seemed to be the case at the old Graham house, where Mark Ein lent his unused mansion out for a WHCD brunch on Saturday. Signs reserved street parking on 30th from Dent all the way up to R, and on R all the way to 29th. Then a coach bus simply parked on the north side of R, basically blocking one lane of traffic. This was a huge cluster$#%^ and GM is going to get to the bottom of it. (GM noticed similar signs on Q St. in front of the Bowie-Sevier mansion). It’s perfectly reasonable for street parking to be reserved for moving trucks or city work, etc., but it absolutely shouldn’t be set aside for a party simply because the requester is rich. For what it’s worth, Katharine Graham never pulled that crap. She used her lawn or the cemetery.
  • But hey, GM hopes that didn’t ruin your weekend. How incredibly lively the neighborhood was on Saturday? GM only wished more people left their cars at home.

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Exorcist Steps by NatalieTracy.

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Photo of last night’s storms by Brownpau.

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  • The new Midtown Cafe has apparently already changed its name to the much better Book Hill Bistro.
  • In case you missed it: A reader reported that one of the waterfront restaurants is canceling bookings scheduled for November. That doesn’t fill GM with a lot of confidence.

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