| Three Circulator breakdowns in one morning, and frustration over fareboxes; Richard Gere lends his star power to homeless women in D.C.; What is vadouvan, and why is it showing up on so many menus?; If the ‘Cheesesteak of the Gods’ exists, chef Kwame Onwuachi is going to make it; Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with Irish dancers, happy hours and fancy sandwiches; Which hashtag best fits a Metro-free Wednesday in Washington?; D.C. Council agenda, March 17-22; Washington region tackles unprecedented workday shutdown of Metrorail; Wednesday’s commute is not normal and chaotic and long for most; My coworker won’t stop staring at me. What do I do?; D.C. taxicab commission expands ‘shared’ riding in city’s taxis; This man loves food in bowls so much he wrote a cookbook about it; Man arrested in police station gun battle described as troubled, mentally ill; Catholic U. ordered to pay more than $1 million to former professor; ‘Make Metro Great Again’ and other thoughts on the Metro shutdown; | | | | | | | | D.C. taxicab commission expands ‘shared’ riding in city’s taxis | | The Commission has authorized an emergency expansion of "shared" riding to be in effect from 12:01 a.m. Wednesday until 5 a.m. Thursday, when the Metrorail system will stay closed. This will allow a taxi driver to pick up multiple customers that are at the same location but going to different destinations. | | By Luz Lazo • Read more » |
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