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What Washington, D.C. Would Look Like if Height Limits Were Changed – PBS NewsHour

What Washington, D.C. would look like if height limits were changed – PBS NewsHour

What Washington, D.C. would look like if height limits were changed
PBS NewsHour
The federal Height of Buildings Act of 1910 has been the key… Continue reading →

A New Delhi-Born Restaurateur Brings Power Dining to D.C.

A New Delhi-Born Restaurateur Brings Power Dining to D.C.
WASHINGTON — In December 1988, when Ashok Bajaj opened the Bombay Club here, the city was gearing up for the inauguration of President George H. W. Bush. For Washington, that’s pretty… Continue reading →

Mid-Summer 2013 Was Second Most Humid in D.C.’s Recorded History

Mid-Summer 2013 was second most humid in D.C.’s recorded history
As we had reported earlier this summer, Washington, D.C. set a record for the longest streak above 80 degrees, running warmer than that mark for 138 hours – or over… Continue reading →