National Aquarium to close D.C. location

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Amid plans for renovations at the federal office building that has long been its home, the National Aquarium said Thursday that it will close its Washington branch in September.

The aquarium, which has been a fixture inside the U.S. Department of Commerce’s headquarters for decades, said the government had ordered it to leave by March 2014 to accommodate the agency’s plans for upgrades to the building.

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