WHEREIN: We bring you the developments (happening in and around D.C.) that we think are newsworthy, or, at the very least, almost newsworthy.

• Amazon will start collecting sales tax from District buyers. It was good while it lasted. (via Post)
• You can now go see the cute little baby orangutan at the National Zoo! Look at his weird cute ape face. (via DCist)

• A brand new cab service is coming to some of D.C.’s most underserved wards. (via WAMU)
• Washingtonian gets weird.
• Next time you’re near Takoma, check out Rhizome. (via DCMD)
• The old Paperhaus is for sale, and man does that place look different. (via Washingtonian)

• Bethesda is getting a bunch of new restaurants. Maybe we’ll actually go to Bethesda more? (Doubt it). (via Bethesda Magazine)
• AirBnB is really going after D.C. with some (slightly cheesy) new ads. (via City Paper)
• Getting a house in American University Park is basically impossible. (via UrbanTurf)

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• It’s going to get a little bit easier for homeless transgender people in the city. (via Blade)
• Here’s a helpful scatterplot of D.C.’s most (and least) affordable and accessible neighborhoods. (via Bisnow)
• A Virginia man punched a beaver in the face. (via Post)