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System to shut downfour stations over theMemorial Day weekend

The transit authority plans to shut

four Metrorail stations along the

Blue and Orange lines for the entire

Memorial Day weekend, even asthousands of visitors head for events

in the nations capital.

The closings will include the

station adjacent to RFK Stadium,

site of Stars & Stripes & Spokes,

a four-day festival of motorcycle

enthusiasts.

The Stadium-Armory station

will be shut Friday night through

the night of May 30, along with the

Capitol South, Eastern Market and

Potomac Avenue stations. There

will be no service on the Blue and

Orange lines between Federal Cen-

ter SW and Minnesota Avenue and

Benning Road.

Jim Hughes, Metros planning

director for such maintenance activ-

ities, said Friday that the RFK festi-

val is a new factor with an unknown

impact on transit and traffic.

But he was confident in the abili-

ty of the free shuttle bus system that

Metro sets up to bridge interruptions

in service on long weekends.

Rail service on the western side of

the disruption, the Mall side, will be

as it normally is on weekends.

Trains on the eastern side of the

lines are scheduled to run 25 min-

utes apart.

The centerpiece of th

planned Memorial Day w

work is the replacement

track switches at the Easter

ket Station.

Such projects are so co

that they require three days

tinuous work to complete.

The logistics of creatin

work space, setting up thlines to operate in separa

tions and providing shuttl

to bridge the gaps result in t

ing of more than one statio

When the transit aut

schedules such a big shutd

also crams in as much othe

as time and space allow.

So crews will be replac

track fasteners, making rep

the aerial structure outside

dium-Armory Station and

25 escalators and eight el

in the work zone. ROBERT T

(THE WASHINGTON POST)

The Stadium-Armory station is one of four Blue and Orange line Metrorail stations that will be closed Friday through Ma

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tween the stations in the workzone. The shuttles will be sched-

uled to meet each arriving train.

Riders planning on using the

shuttle buses from end to end

should add about 40 minutes to

their schedules, Metro says. (AP)

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Organizers of Washingtons

Work event say 11,000 comm

took to the streets on two wh

Friday, the largest turnout in

regional events history. The

goal was to have 10,000 rider

collection of high-end outlet stores

slated to land just outside the

eltway as part of a National Har-

or deal that will give metropoli-

n Washington shoppers, accus-

med to traveling long distances

r low outlet prices, a much clos-

alternative.

Tanger Outlet Center at Nation-

Harbor will bring about 80 new

ores to rapidly growing Prince

eorges County, where residents

ve long complained about a dearth

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Outlets Coming to Pr. Georgeseltway region to getiscount retail storest National Harbor

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son Cos. to bring its high-end out-

lets to the complex. Top company

and county officials plan to make

a formal announcement Monday

at the International Council of

son Cos., which opened National

Harbor in 2008.

Their relationship with leading

national brands and experience in

creating first-class retail destina-

tions are a tremendous comple-

ment to the existing retail, restau-

rant and resort offerings at National

Harbor.

No leases have been signed

for the proposed $100 million,

350,000-square-foot building, which

will sit on about 40 acres just off the

Beltway. But Steven B. Tanger, pres-

ident and chief executive of Tanger,

said his company has relationships

with nearly 500 brand-name stores,

including Saks Fifth Avenue Off 5th,

Nike, Cole Haan, Brooks Brothers,

Coach and Tommy Hilfiger.

Officials say they hope to break

ground on the project by the end

of the year, meaning the outlets

could be open sometime in 2013.

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The addition of Tanger Out-

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of National Harbor, said Milton

Peterson, chairman of the Peter-

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