Washington, D.C
Where to watch the top college football teams in D.C.
The school soccer season is beginning up, and whereas D.C. isn’t recognized for being a soccer city, it’s residence to tons of enthusiastic transplants desirous to cheer on their alma maters.
Right here’s the place yow will discover alumni from the top-ranked groups this season.
🏈 Alabama: The Crimson Tide this season will roll by means of Correct 21 in Foggy Backside and Salazar on 14th.
- D.C. alumni chapter members can have precedence seating, however all ‘Bama followers are welcome.
- Look out for particular recreation day menu objects, together with Yellow Hammers and buffalo rooster dip.
🏈 Ohio State: THE Ohio State Buckeyes will cheer from Solly’s on U Avenue and Blackfinn in Farragut Sq..
🏈 Georgia: Bark with the Bulldogs at Franklin Corridor on Florida Ave. NW or Soiled Water on H St. NE.
- There’s additionally an Arlington watch celebration at Courthaus Social.
- Take a look at the sport day drink specials – together with an open bar deal at Soiled Water.
🏈 Clemson: The Tigers will cheer from Mission Navy Yard this season.
- There are further watch events in Arlington, Rockville, and Baltimore.
- Watch celebration bars will donate to the Clemson Membership scholarship fund.
🏈 Notre Dame: The native Irish will struggle from Parlay DC on Wisconsin Ave., Penn Quarter Sports activities Tavern, and the Dubliner on Capitol Hill this season.
- Count on food and drinks specials on recreation day.
- Keep tuned for an additional watch celebration location in NoVa.
The native angle: None of our regional groups are within the AP’s prime 25 this season, however perhaps in the event you cheer additional exhausting at their watch events they’ll rise within the rankings.
Editor’s notice: This story has been up to date so as to add UMD followers may also collect at Metrobar on Oct. 15 to look at their staff play the charity recreation.
Washington, D.C
Thanksgiving closures and service changes announced in Washington, D.C.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. — District Government offices and services will observe the Thanksgiving holiday on Thursday, November 28, and Friday, November 29, with several closures and modified operations across the city.
Emergency services, including low-barrier and hypothermia shelters for individuals experiencing homelessness, will remain operational. Shelters such as the New York Avenue Men’s Shelter and Pat Handy Women’s Shelter will be open 24/7, and the Downtown Day Services Center will provide meals and services for walk-in guests. The DC Stabilization Center and other behavioral health crisis services will also remain accessible.
Trash, recycling, and food waste collection scheduled for Thursday will shift to Friday, with all other collections sliding one day later through Saturday. Recreation centers, public libraries, and most District offices will be closed both days, while outdoor parks and playgrounds will remain open. Parking enforcement will be suspended, except for streetcar-related ticketing and towing.
District public schools and DMV locations will also be closed on both Thursday and Friday, resuming normal operations the following week. The Department of Transportation has announced the suspension of reversible lane operations and most non-emergency construction activities during the holiday.
Washington, D.C
DC neighborhood mechanic crashes into home, then runs off
In a TikTok video that has racked up hundreds of thousands of views, Toni Sanders captures the moments after a driver slammed through her fence and onto her porch – then takes off. FOX 5’s Homa Bash has the story.
Washington, D.C
Metro holiday pop-up shop returns to DC with more merch
WASHINGTON (DC News Now) — The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) said Wednesday that its seasonal pop-up shop was getting ready to open and would feature new additions to the lineup for 2024.
Metro enthusiasts have the opportunity to visit the Metro First-Stop Holiday Pop-up Shop at Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Libraryin D.C. beginning on Nov. 30. The library’s address is 901 G St. NW.
Whether you’re buying for yourself or for someone you know, Metro said you can expect to find a bigger “assortment of apparel and gifts than ever.”
The new items include:
- Scarves for select Metro stations
- Tote bags
- New ornaments for 2024
- Special collection of pins
- Apparel for babies, children, and adults
Metro said returning favorites include:
- Station pylon socks
- Mugs
- Magnets
- Metro map shower curtain.
The pop-up shop will be open daily through Dec. 21 at the following times:
- Sunday, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
- Monday to Thursday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
- Friday and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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