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Update on Displaced Nightclubs
The Washington Blade updates the continuing saga of the nightclubs that left Near Southeast because of the Development Gold Rush and the legal roadblocks that continue to thwart their attempts to find new homes within the DC city limits. Not something I'm following closely, just passing along the link for those who might be interested.

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