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• Glenn Dale Hospital in Prince George's County is up for sale
• Potomac students implicated in hacking scheme start group to fight peer pressure
• Loudoun board upholds rule allowing religious displays on courthouse grounds
• Exploring the undead: University of Baltimore to offer English class on zombies
• In Maryland races, civil debate gives way to civil war
• Man suspected in shooting surrenders
• Virginia Gov. Robert McDonnell to unveil plan for a bar and restaurant tax
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• Maryland firefighters funding Montgomery races to support union brothers
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• Vincent Gray's campaign says Mayor Adrian Fenty might have lead in early voting
• Virginia court: Suspect's rights weren't violated by warrantless GPS tracking
• Prince George's judge bans 'misleading' candidates flier
• Virginia's prison system struggles to handle the surge in elderly inmates
• Interfaith Families Project helps couples navigate tricky religious issues
• Bethesda shooting suspect surrenders in Pa.
• Sounds fun: Thousands must return to Va. DMV
• Potomac River now healthier than in '50s, study shows
• At Virginia Quarterly Review, did workplace tension take a tragic turn?
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• Overcrowded Annandale High School makes adjustments on opening day
• No Labor Day break for D.C. mayor candidates; almost 8,000 have voted so far
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• There's always someone to take over title of angriest person in a traffic jam
• Barehanding technique allows power-line repair crews to work with live wires
• Stark differences in top Democratic candidates for Montgomery County Council
• Loudoun to hold hearing on policy for displays at county courthouse
• How D.C. schools might be affected if Rhee decides to move on
• Working mom finds it hard to kick the school volunteer habit
• Owner of historic Loudoun hardware store killed with wife and kin in car crash
• After Labor Day, drivers face 'Terrible Traffic Tuesday,' AAA says
• Thousands of users download U-Va. phone app
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• Runner dies after Virginia half marathon
• Teenage girl among 3 people shot in NE
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• I have lots of books in me. Now, do I want to write any . . .
• Economic hardship drives some to explore their long-lost dreams
• Transfer of D.C. teacher Erich Martel seems like administrators' revenge
• Montgomery County schools posting calorie counts in cafeterias
• Convicted killer Alfredo Prieto returning to Fairfax County court for resentencing
• Non-native blue catfish thriving in Va. waters
• Justin Bieber fever rising at Md. State Fairgrounds
• Several boaters rescued from 'choppy' Potomac River
• Sense of optimism remains evident in D.C. despite 4-year shift in momentum
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• By Jupiter! Planet takes center stage in Sept.
• Boxing program takes a jab at keeping Washington area youths out of trouble
• In 'Houseboat,' Cary Grant, Sophia Loren and a vanished Washington tradition
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• Animal Watch: Woman forced to bid finches farewell
• Some tips for children's safety
• After Democratic primary, Prince George's could join D.C. in the all-shook-up column
• Neighborhood early-voting sites open in District
• Child-abduction study finds capable kids are their own best defense
• After 50 years, Fairfax County Parkway finally heads toward the finish line
• Dr. Gridlock's transportation tips for D.C. area
• Venting: Too-courteous drivers and left-turn etiquette
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• Stone Bridge scores straight season-opening win against Westfield
• High school football: Osbourn 42, Brooke Point 21
• D.C. schools chancellor Michelle Rhee will hit campaign trail with Mayor Adrian Fenty
• Hurricane Earl makes little more than waves in Ocean City
• Early primary voting gets underway in Montgomery, Prince George's counties
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• Marvin Gaye Park in NE has neighbors reclaiming their sense of community
• Driver in crash that killed nun in Prince William had federal work card issued
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• Suspects told police they took part in quadruple killing, corporal testifies
• Ex-treasurer of GOP congressional committee admits embezzling more than $844,000
• In Bethany Beach, Del., worshipers' church is the sand, sun and surf
• On Faith: Susan Jacoby on stem cells; Buddhist monk's political lessons; more
• A year later, no fracture of Lutheran congregations after allowing gay clergy
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• Teacher used derogatory terms in class lesson at Suitland middle school
• A D.C. family works to reunify, in and out of court
• James J. Lee's hostage standoff at Discovery was grueling time for officials
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• Metro will close five eastern Red Line stations during Labor Day weekend
• D.C. gang statute faces first test in 2008 shooting case
• National Zoo debuts new, larger home for elephants
• D.C. school to name hallway in honor of retired custodian
• Vincent Gray wins key endorsement from fellow council member in D.C. mayor race
• Montgomery Executive Isiah Leggett has no party challenger, little GOP threat
• Stimulus funds for BWI projects help to keep workers employed
• Michael D. Brown, the real one, stands up
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• Cue the 'Jaws' theme: Fishermen are catching 8-foot sharks in the Potomac River
• More would-be interns paying thousands to land a coveted spot
• UDC opens its first student housing with an eye to a livelier campus
• Woman sexually assaulted in home near Georgetown University, police say
• Post Now: Eight-foot shark caught in the Potomac
• At Discovery building, all-clear after deadly James J. Lee standoff
• Race to the Top grants go to groups developing new student assessment strategies
• Morning commute in Md. may be tough
• D.C. agency's handling of grant money labeled deficient in audit
• D.C. area's love-hate relationship with trees can split neighbors
• Plan ahead for Bay Bridge travel
• Crash of Va. computer network has implications for tech world, state politics
• At D.C. mayoral debate, Fenty foe Gray steps effectively into front-runner role
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• Search for Metro manager draws strong pool of candidates, board members say
• Campos backs Baker for Prince George's County executive

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