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Yellow Line Drama, Big Bucks for Pickleball, and a New Concert Venue

Yellow Line Drama, Big Bucks for Pickleball, and a New Concert Venue

FromCity Cast DC


Yellow Line Drama, Big Bucks for Pickleball, and a New Concert Venue

FromCity Cast DC

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Length:
22 minutes
Released:
Apr 7, 2023
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

The Yellow Line is coming back! But its route is not quite the same. Plus, D.C.’s proposed budget sets aside a small fortune for building out new pickleball courts, and there’s good news for fans of the old 9:30 Club. 

As always, our news roundup couldn’t happen without the great local reporting in the area:

Greater Greater Washington helps us rationalize the Yellow Line changes


The Washington Post breaks down the pickleball budget


Check out Bowser playing pickleball while making the budget announcement

Local NBC Reporter Mark Segraves tweeted out this list of potential pickleball court spots. Testify if you have strong feelings about them!

Northern Virginia Mag lists out the upcoming concerts at Atlantis and how you can get tickets before the lottery closes TODAY.


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Released:
Apr 7, 2023
Format:
Podcast episode

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