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Streetcars, Cherry Blossoms Among April's Most-Read Stories
A roundup of April's top news.
April's top stories reflect the nature of being an informed resident of Georgetown, Burleith or Glover Park: a balance of caring immensely about what's happening around the corner and still keeping tabs on larger stories impacting the region.
For April that meant both cherry blossoms' peak and Whole Foods were in the top slots. So were streetcars and cicadas.
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These were among Georgetown Patch's Most-Read Stories in April:
- 2013 Cherry Blossoms Peak this Week
- Update: Whole Foods Reopens After Resolving 'Imminent Health Hazard'
- Cicadas Return: 17-year Cicadas to Overtake East Coast by the Millions this Spring
- Georgetown University Wants Streetcar to Extend to Campus
- Experts Make Predictions for 2013 Hurricane Season
- Man Arrested for Attempted Sexual Assault and Kidnapping in Georgetown
- Neighbors Object to 7-Eleven on Wisconsin Avenue
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