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In the 1950s, a top Post editor would travel to area high schools, quizzing students
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D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine will not seek elective office in 2022
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With youth vaccine rates still low, D.C. awards first college scholarship as part of incentive program
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The Audubon Naturalist Society is flush with a new donation: Composting toilets
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D.C. Council expands virtual learning, approves other pandemic-related measures
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D.C. police shoot man following standoff in Northeast Washington, authorities say
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Judge slightly eases bond terms for District officer charged with murder in deadly crash
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Bread for the City expands health-care options in Southeast with new medical clinic
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So you think you can sew: My experience with a needle is somewhat patchy.
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District bill to increase access to virtual learning sets up a clash with the mayor
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George Washington University to provide health care for adults at new D.C. hospital
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A child on a bike was struck in a D.C. crosswalk — again
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Condos offer a touch of contemporary on historic Capitol Hill
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Man found shot inside Southeast Washington residence has died
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Erin Palmer announces run to become D.C. Council chairwoman
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Would-be Reagan assassin John W. Hinckley Jr. wins unconditional release
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D.C. tests whether paying for more housing can tackle the growing homelessness crisis
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Craftsman goes ‘net zero’ in D.C.’s Chevy Chase, lists for $2.9 million
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Man critically injured in incident involving U.S. Marshals Service, police say
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Lawmakers, residents push top D.C. education leaders for more testing, transparency and virtual learning
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Oregon man pleads guilty to confronting Swiss ambassador inside D.C. residence
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Beer bottles and cans hidden behind the drywall? I’ll drink to that.
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It’s not a matter of if. The walls in these houses do talk, through hidden messages.
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