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Washingtonian – Online Deal

One- or Two-Year Magazine Subscription (Up to 53% Off)

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In a Nutshell

Widely read city magazine covers diverse topics ranging from style, nightlife, restaurants, and doctors to local and national politics

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  • Expires Aug 14, 2013
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy 3 additional as gifts. Valid only for option purchased.
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Reading your city's local magazine is a painless way to show civic pride, unlike getting the skyline tattooed on your forehead. Love where you live with this Groupon.

Choose Between Two Options

  • $14 for a one-year 12-issue print subscription to The Washingtonian magazine (a $29.95 value)
  • $28 for a two-year 24-issue print subscription (a $49.95 value)

All subscribers receive access to digital issues of the magazine, including via the magazine's website and iPad app.

The Washingtonian

More than 400,000 monthly readers flip through the pages of The Washingtonian, spending an average of 96 minutes on every issue, gleaning helpful dining tips and doctor recommendations, as well as information about local politics, business, and culture. Regular features list and review restaurants and doctors, giving readers valuable insight into area institutions, as opposed to a list of DC’s tallest presidential monuments, which offers people no new information. Online blogs such as Capital Comment and Dead Drop educate readers on national politics and foreign policy, and style and nightlife sections help deal hunters zero in on shopping and happy hour opportunities.

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