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VA, DC Good News: Cherry Blossoms, Wolf Trap Shows, Vets Help Out
Good news on DC, NoVA Patches includes cherry blossom peak date, injured cat ready for a home, Wolf Trap shows, veterans fix up shelter.

VIRGINIA — Lots of good things happened in the past week and Patch compiled them, including experts predict the peak date for DC's cherry blossoms, what's replaced an empty Shoppers store, women veterans fix up a metro shelter, Cupid the cat is ready to be adopted, plans for a new trampoline park, and the National Building Museum is ready to re-open. Other good news headlines include a must-try breakfast spot, new shows announced for Wolf Trap include Pitball and Elvis Costello, a cat shot in the head with an arrow is ready for its forever home, and more stories from Virginia and DC Patch sites this week.
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Here are this week's good news headlines:
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- Cherry Blossoms In DC: When Blooms Will Be At Their Peak
- Giant Store Replaces Shoppers In Seven Corners
- Women Helping Women: Veterans Fix Up Anacostia Women's Shelter
- Cat Shot In Head With Arrow Recovered; Now Available For Adoption
- Get Air Trampoline Park Bounces Into Alexandria
- Renovated National Building Museum Set To Reopen March 13
- Must-Try Breakfast Joint Is In Georgetown: Eater
- Pitbull, Elvis Costello Lead Newly-Announced Wolf Trap Shows
- Leesburg Business Awards Ceremony Coming In May
- Jack Russell Puppy Who Survived Neglect Gets Adopted: Police
- Falls Church Restaurant Week 2020: Participants, Dates
- Brewski's Barkhaus Proposed At Old Flat Top Burger Location
- 25 Spring Events To Check Out Around Alexandria In 2020
- Falls Church Library's Temporary Location To Open
- Pet Of The Week: Meet Cindy Lou, A 5-Year-Old Female Hound Mix
- Food Truck Rodeo Returns To Spotsylvania Courthouse Village
- NoVA Affordable Housing Expo Coming To Loudoun
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