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Moved to a better place: robbrunner.bsky.social Politics & culture editor @washingtonian. Before: features editor @fastcompany.
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A DC Native Visits the Last Armand’s Pizzeria in the DC Area

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By Rob Brunner 
| Washingtonian
location_on190 Halpine Rd., Rockville languageWebsite The all-you-can-eat buffet at Armand’s Chicago Pizzeria was super-popular, and also one of the worst deals in town: Could anyone manage to ingest more than three slices of those gut-bomb pies? But in reasonable quantities, the deep-dish pizza was irresistible, which is why fans used to line up outside the original Tenleytown location.
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Does Your Old Stuff Belong in a DC Museum?

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By Rob Brunner 
| Washingtonian
You probably don’t have a Rothko stashed in your basement, but there still might be museum-worthy treasure hidden in those bins. That’s why Jonathan Edelman, the Capital Jewish Museum’s collections curator, recently hosted an event called “We Want Your Stuff,” in which locals were invited to share their family histories and show him photos of artifacts that could be right for the museum.
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This New Coloring Book Explores the White House's History

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By Rob Brunner 
| Washingtonian
Plenty of difficult questions are swirling around DC these days, but here’s one that seems easy to the point of absurdity: What color is the White House? Well, Kyle Dugdale would like to challenge the answer you’ve almost certainly come up with. A senior critic at Yale’s architecture school, he’s the author of a new book, Coloring the White House, which explores the hues of the President’s home.
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