N. Capitol St. reopens after probe
10:20 a.m. Update: The Post's Ylan Q. Mui reports that traffic around Union Station is a mess in the wake of the street closures. Avoid the vicinity if you can while patterns return to normal.
9:55 a.m. Update; dcfiremes just tweeted this: "update - PO @N Cap & Mass - DC F&EMS Haz Mat has determined scene is stable - no hazard - turning over to police - no sickness no transports"
Original post: North Capitol Street between Massachusetts Avenue NW and E Street is closed while police and emergency crews investigate a suspicious package. Expect traffic delays throughout the area.
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March 3, 2010; 9:21 AM ET
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Posted by: cstarah | March 3, 2010 9:34 AM | Report abuse
It would be nice to know exactly where the package is. I work at 444 N. Capitol St NW, a block away from the closed off streets. How close to the package are we?
What's ironic is that a bunch of news organizations are located in our building!
Posted by: climategirl | March 3, 2010 9:40 AM | Report abuse
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Please keep us updated on this information. It seems that the block of Mass between Union Station and Georgetown Law is closed?