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Water Main Break Snarls 16th Street NW
A water main break this morning forced the closure of a section of 16th St. NW, tying up rush hour traffic in a part of downtown Washington.
A Rare and Blessed Event
National Zoo's newborn gorilla could bring attention to threatened species.
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Practice Inauguration Lacks VIPs (Post, January 12, 2009; Page B01)
Thousands Mourn for D.C. Family: New Year's Day Fire Killed Six at Home in Brookland (Post, January 11, 2009; Page C01)
Inauguration-Watching, in a Place of Their Own: Folks Who Can't or Won't Go Downtown Find Variety of Nontraditional Venues (Post, January 11, 2009; Page C01)
'The Nation's Square': Hay-Adams Hotel Area Was Home to History Long Before Obamas' Arrival (Post, January 10, 2009; Page B01)
Fatally Beaten Homeless Man Lives On in the Songs He Sang (Post, January 10, 2009; Page B01)
Unpaid Taxes Hurting Virginia: Delinquencies Total $1.4 Billion (Post, January 10, 2009; Page B01)
SUPERIOR COURT: Judge Sentences Man to 15 Years In 1996 Slaying of Ex-Girlfriend (Post, January 10, 2009; Page B10)
D.C. SUPERIOR COURT: Suspect Changes Mind Again, Pleads Guilty in Deaths of Northwest Couple (Post, January 10, 2009; Page B02)
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D.C. Reduces Number Of Unqualified Teachers: City Still Trails Neighboring Jurisdictions (Post, January 8, 2009; Page B01)
Rhee Plans Shake-Up of Teaching Staff, Training: Career Development Would Change for Those Who Remain (Post, January 5, 2009; Page B01)
D.C. Solicits Development For 11 Former School Sites (Post, December 23, 2008; Page B01)
County Stays Strong in AP Scores Despite Increased Participation (Post, December 18, 2008; Page GZ11)
Charter Schools Make Gains On Tests: Headway by Poor Children Linked To Rigorous Methods, Ample Funds (Post, December 15, 2008; Page A01)
District Crime News
D.C. SUPERIOR COURT: Suspect Changes Mind Again, Pleads Guilty in Deaths of Northwest Couple (Post, January 10, 2009; Page B02)
SUPERIOR COURT: Judge Sentences Man to 15 Years In 1996 Slaying of Ex-Girlfriend (Post, January 10, 2009; Page B10)
D.C. SUPERIOR COURT: Man Changes Course, Seeks Trial in Couple's Killing (Post, January 9, 2009; Page B02)
Rise in Young Killers Worries D.C.: City Recorded 186 Homicides in '08, an Increase of 5; Area Slayings Up Slightly (Post, January 2, 2009; Page B01)
Conflicting Tales in D.C. Girl's Death: Mother Admitted Stabbing, Then Blamed Intruder, Officials Say (Post, December 31, 2008; Page B01)
District Government News
Thousands Mourn for D.C. Family: New Year's Day Fire Killed Six at Home in Brookland (Post, January 11, 2009; Page C01)
Unpaid Taxes Hurting Virginia: Delinquencies Total $1.4 Billion (Post, January 10, 2009; Page B01)
Planning Agency Approves Homeland Security Complex: Preservationists Fear Effect on St. Elizabeths Campus (Post, January 9, 2009; Page B01)
D.C. LIQUOR LAW: 213 Venues Sign Up to Quench Historic Thirsts (Post, January 9, 2009; Page B03)
City to Set Up Apartment Checks: Routine Inspections Will Be Designed to Track Code Violations (Post, January 8, 2009; Page B04)
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