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Capitals goaltender Charlie Lindgren on the playoffs, teamwork and his Wild West mustache - Vimarsana News

Capitals goaltender Charlie Lindgren on the playoffs, teamwork and his Wild West mustache

The Washington Capitals’ Charlie Lindgren joined WTOP’s John Aaron and Michelle Basch to discuss the season the team has had, and how they plan to move through the playoffs.

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'Don't damage those eyes' observing Monday's solar eclipse, medical expert says - Vimarsana News

'Don't damage those eyes' observing Monday's solar eclipse, medical expert says

WTOP’s Michelle Basch and John Aaron spoke with CBS News Chief Medical Correspondent Dr. John LaPook about just how serious it is to have special glasses when viewing Monday’s solar eclipse.

Source: wtop.com
Strange sight: Fake money flies around Maryland highway - Vimarsana News

Strange sight: Fake money flies around Maryland highway

Drivers in Charles County, Maryland, were treated to an odd sight Friday morning: What looked like large amounts of money flying around the middle of a busy…

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'This deal is a win-win-win': Mayor Bowser praises new deal to keep Caps, Wizards in downtown DC - Vimarsana News

'This deal is a win-win-win': Mayor Bowser praises new deal to keep Caps, Wizards in downtown DC

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser spoke to WTOP about the District’s deal to keep the Washington Capitals and Washington Wizards at Capital One Arena.

Source: wtop.com
How did container ship strike bring down Baltimore's Key Bridge? An expert weighs in - Vimarsana News

How did container ship strike bring down Baltimore's Key Bridge? An expert weighs in

A structural engineering professor at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore joined WTOP Tuesday morning following the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge after it was struck by a large container ship.

Source: wtop.com