Never heard of it, but per US News, it has 68 undergrads. So I guess that's why.

RIP Capitol Lounge.

Aspen Hill Plumbing

I would email the NSO to ask.

They do on the weekends.

https://www.hummingbirdcentral.com/hummingbird-migration-spring-2023-map.htm

It would be nice if they wouldn't shut down part of Metro near the race course, either.

Yes. The dealership gave me my DC plates, DC registration/RPP sticker, and DC inspection sticker.

I bought my car in MD, but I got my DC registration and inspection sticker from the dealership when I picked up my plates.

You need your DC inspection sticker on the lower passenger side of the windshield. You may get a ticket for failure to display.

If you don't have access to USAA, try Amica. I previously used Traveler's as well, but have been with USAA for a decade.

Haad Thai and Talay Thai

That's what ROSA is for, but you still can't get a permit. Those are the rules because DC is clogged with cars and they want to be able to provide space for people who live in the city year-round. Street permits are hugely subsidized for full-time residents. If you don't like it, you could live part time in the suburbs instead.

You're not a resident if you haven't changed your residency. DC wants less cars. You don't like the rules, don't live in the city.

If you're talking about Wootton, there was a ton of shoplifting there. I'm an alum.

Have you seen it in person?

Affluenza

Hagerstown is NW of both Baltimore and DC. It's just before the panhandle of MD starts.

OP is asking about what to do after they get married.

It's perfectly legal and encouraged for the military to retain residency in their home state, regardless of where they actually live. It's one of the perks of being in the military.

Military does this all the time.

Hollywood East in Wheaton

Not exactly what you're asking, but you may get some ideas from this list: https://wapo.st/3m380nG

I remember that article (sounds more like a Politico one than WaPo, TBH). It was about the social life of official Washington (like ambassadors, Cabinet- and undersecretary-level appointees, Congress critters and their chiefs of staff, etc), not your average person working in politics. It said that the Trump administration was pretty insular, and they weren't really welcome at things like the Kennedy Center Honors, WH Correspondents' Dinner, etc. They pretty much hung out at the Trump Hotel and Cafe Milano, whereas the Obama administration was out and about, hosting parties, attending events, trying new restaurants, etc.

If you want tours of the White House, you need to set them up now.

There are a ton of options here for history and cool places to eat, so you'll need to be more specific.