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Preservation League accuses city of neglect
The D.C. public school system's entire inventory of buildings made the D.C. Preservation League's annual list of endangered places in the city this year.
D.C. drivers rage on, but it could be worse
A survey shows we are only No. 5 in the country in terms of road rage, which sure could fool the motorists in our region.
Birds have nested in air shafts and loudspeakers attached to the exterior walls of Ferebee-Hope Elementary School in Southeast. (Astrid Riecken/The Washington Times)
Critics: Slots revenue inflated
Slots opponents say Maryland officials expect more money from slot machines than they are likely to get and that slots supporters inflate revenue estimates to garner public support.
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Saturday, May 10
- Church wants gay bill vetoed (By Tom LoBianco)
- Metro Briefs
- Twisters leave neighborhoods in ruins (By Gary Emerling)
- Expect delays across Wilson Bridge (By Tom Ramstack)
Friday, May 9
- O'Malley visits prison center
- Metro Briefs
- Harris aims to unitestate's two shores (By Tom LoBianco)
- Virginia native picked for 4th Circuit bench
- Delegates itching to endorse candidates
- Aid workers' struggle starts on Embassy Row (By Adrienne Washington)
- Cops with rifles to hit streets this summer (By David C. Lipscomb)
Thursday, May 8
- D.C. to arm police with assault rifles (By David C. Lipscomb)
- Lithuanian artists offer Baltimore bust of Zappa
- Special session set for June
- Metro Briefs
- Parking pursuits taken to the limit in D.C. (By Tom Knott)
- O'Malley likely to delay dish soap limit
- Defense: Mosque funds for debt (By Gary Emerling)
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Regular Features
Wednesday, May 14
- Maryland Clinton delegate switches to Obama (By Stephen Manning)
- Video cameras proposed on guns for D.C. police (By David C. Lipscomb)
- Obituary
- Man says he spied for China
- Budget passes in 'record time' of 10 minutes (By David C. Lipscomb)
- Rape victims get 'option' in crisis
- Culture vs. fashion (By Zinie Chen Sampson)
- Bills on DNA, detergent, dogfights signed into law
- Briefly
- Kaine takes transit-tax increase plan on road (By Gary Emerling)
Tuesday, May 13
- Storm delivers soggiest day (By Gary Emerling and Matthew Meyers)
- County Council seat set for vote (By Boris Tsalyuk)
- D.C. should open the school budget process (By Adrienne T. Washington)
- Kaine asks $1 billion in taxes for roads (By Bob Lewis)
- Bikers join lawmakers to applaud driving bill (By Tom LoBianco)
- Metro Briefs
- Vegan diet becomes a lifestyle for one woman
- Cyclists gear up for Bike-to-Work (By Jessie Lane)
- Supreme Court to weigh appeal in death-row case
Monday, May 12
- Resorts brace for summer's economic hit (By Kristen Wyatt)
- Obituary
- Kaine readies road tax details (By Bob Lewis)
- Trail shooter dead in cell
- College 'Samaritans' aid drunk underage students (By Matt Meyers)
- View from above
- Metro Briefs
Sunday, May 11
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- `American Idol' gets down to its final 2 contestants
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