Borderstan Brief

Rush Hour Track Work, Months-Long Rehab Coming to Metro — Metro officials are expected to later today announce a massive rehab effort that would include track work during rush hour and station closures. [WAMU]

Inside Suns Cinema — An indie movie theater is due to open in Mt. Pleasant this weekend. Take a look inside. [Brightest Young Things]

Dupont, Farragut ‘Chillers’ Off Until at Least July — Metro says two air chillers in the Dupont Circle and Farragut stations won’t be fixed until at least July, meaning more months of hot temperatures underground. Though the transit agency says ventilation fans will be provided for some relief, “even with these efforts, the stations will seem warmer than usual until repairs are completed,” it adds. [Washington City Paper]

At-Large Candidate Forum Slated for Monday — Three candidates vying for an at-large seat on the D.C. Council will talk issues in Park View on Monday. Current D.C. Councilmember Vincent Orange and challengers David Garber and Robert White will meet at Bruce-Monroe Elementary School at Park View (3560 Warder St. NW) to discuss “a range of topics important to our community.” [Park View, D.C.]