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During D.C. Mayor Adrian Fenty's first year he established the building blocks for his administration, while simultaneously responding to many unexpected challenges.
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A Year of Achievements, Challenges for New Mayor
During D.C. Mayor Adrian Fenty's first year he established the building blocks for his administration, while simultaneously responding to many unexpected challenges.
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VIDEO | The Post's David Nakamura discusses the first 100 days of the Fenty adminstration.

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    DC Vote D.C. Voting Rights
    Get information on how the voting rights measure works and what's next.

    Mayor's Cabinet Mayor's Cabinet
    Get information on Mayor Adrian Fenty's top-level proposed cabinet members.

    Education Plan Taking Over D.C. Schools
    Mayor Adrian M. Fenty has proposed a plan, but what does it mean?


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    VIDEO | Hearings Before D.C. Council

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    Adrian M. Fenty's controversial plan to take over the city's public schools has overcome early resistance from the school board and some members of Congress, coming to fruition in June with the D.C. mayor's office assuming control.

    A Divisive Proposal

    D.C. Mayor Adrian M. Fenty's controversial plan to take over the city's public schools is meeting resistance. The D.C. council could vote on the proposal as early as April.

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    Not all of D.C. was there -- just Mayor Adrian Fenty and 15,000 others for the inaugural ball.

    Partying With Fenty

    Not all of D.C. was there -- just Mayor Adrian Fenty and 15,000 others for the inaugural ball.

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    Inaugural events for D.C. Mayor Adrian Fenty began with a prayer breakfast at a downtown church, followed by the ceremonial swearing-in at the Washington Convention Center.

    Fenty Sworn In

    Inaugural events for D.C. Mayor Adrian Fenty began with a prayer breakfast at a downtown church, followed by the ceremonial swearing-in at the Washington Convention Center.

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    In his eight years of service to the city as mayor, Anthony Williams' time leading the District has been shaped by the news and events of his terms.

    D.C. Mayor Anthony Williams

    In his eight years of service to the city as mayor, Anthony Williams' time leading the District has been shaped by the news and events of his terms.

    District Raises a Glass to History

    In the mood to celebrate President-elect Barack Obama's inauguration at a D.C. bar? For four days in January, they'll be open 24 hours a day.

    WORLD AIDS DAY

    Protesters Call for Affordable Housing

    More than a hundred people gathered in front of the Department of Housing and Urban Development's local field office on First Street NE yesterday in recognition of World AIDS Day and to protest a lack of affordable housing for District residents living with HIV and AIDS.

    District Politics

    GOP Seeks Ruling in Michael Brown Win:  Party Takes Candidacy Dispute to Appeals Court (Post, December 2, 2008; Page B05)

    D.C. COUNCIL ELECTIONS:  Board Certifies Win Of Michael Brown (Post, November 25, 2008; Page B04)

    Child and Family Services Agency:  Licensing Rule Change Eases Hiring (Post, November 25, 2008; Page B04)

    JOURNALIST'S FATAL BEATING:  Nickles Ponders Appeal of Ruling Reinstating EMT (Post, November 22, 2008; Page B08)

    D.C. CONSUMER AFFAIRS:  Property Rules Eased for Inauguration Rentals (Post, November 21, 2008; Page B03)

    Rhee Seeks New Way To Avert Violence:  Anacostia High Fight Injured 5 (Post, November 21, 2008; Page B01)

    FIRE DEPARTMENT:  Cuts Imperil Free Smoke Alarms, Rubin Says (Post, November 21, 2008; Page B05)

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