D.C. Council mulling longer bar hours

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District bars could be allowed to stay open around the clock as what may be millions descend on the city to celebrate Barack Obama’s inauguration.

A measure put forth today by D.C. Councilman Jim Graham — who represents the party-friendly Adams Morgan neighborhood — would allow bars and restaurants licensed to serve alcohol to keep pouring until 5 a.m., and to keep doors open 24 hours per day between Jan. 17 and Jan. 21.

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