Real estate: high living

Article Abstract:

Luxurious living no longer means a city high-rise with a view in Washington Metropolitan Area. Real estate developers are responding to the demands of renters who prefer a view of the Blue Ridge Mountains but be within commuting distance of DC. Newest amenities include business centers for telecommuters.

Housing, Real estate industry, Lease and rental services industry, Lease and rental services, Cost and standard of living, Cost of living, Washington Metropolitan Area

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Keep it clean

Article Abstract:

Historical artifacts, monuments and art objects in Washington, DC's museums and parks are kept clean by volunteers and and workers. Some objects require regular washings such as a statue by Gaston Lachaise, while some need delicate treatment, such as a draft of the Emancipation Proclamation.

Museums, Maintenance and repair, Art objects

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Lost but found

Article Abstract:

Washington Metrorail commuters should not give up easily if they lose an article during a trip. Metro headquarters receives a high percentage of lost items from concerned and honest citizens.

Column, Appreciation, Washington Metrorail

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