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January 2009
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1
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, January
1, 2009
Commentary:
Smarten Up
University of
Virginia Weighs In
On Stopping Joke
Thieves
Maryland DNA
Collection Law
Takes Effect -
50,000 Swabs
Shipped
Virginia Lt.
Governor Bill
Bolling Targets
Health Care
Roman Catholic
Priest Killed In
Windstorm
Arlington County's
New Chair Says No
Raises For County
Workers
Home Fire in D.C.
Kills Five on New
Year's Morning
2
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
January 2-4, 2009
Ball To Honor
Military Personnel
and Their Spouses
Montgomery County
Schools
Shortchanged
Millions by
Accounting Error
Arlington Teens
Binge Drinking At
Alarming Levels
Weekend Planner:
Bolivian Cuisine
Inside the Beltway
New Chief to Take
Over U.S. Park
Police
Lawmakers Call For
Virginia to Ignore
Real ID Federal
Mandate
City Leaders Sworn
In
Fire Survivors
Sift through Ashes
3
Traffic deaths
reach historic low
in Virginia
4
Metro Eliminates
Paper Transfer
Coupons
5
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, January 5,
2009
Chesapeake Bay
Foundation To Sue
EPA
Chesapeake Bay
Foundation
Announces Lawsuit
Against EPA
Arena Stage takes
Open Auditions
Metro Tests
Additional Trains
For Inauguration
D.C. Faring Better
Than Neighbors
During Economic
Crisis
Power Breakfast
Suburbs Prepare
for Inauguration
Inauguration Draws
Campers
Park Service Plans
For Inaugural
Trash
President-Elect
Obama to Host
Neighborhood Ball
in DC
Officials Ask For
Help To Pay
Funeral Costs
6
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, January
6, 2009
Former Bank
Manager Sentenced
In Tax Office
Scandal
Bike to the
Inauguration
Battle Brewing
Over Montgomery
County Police
Chief's Plan
Obama Motorcade
Draws Spectators
Recovered Stolen
Items On Display
Special Election
in Alexandria
Conservation Group
Sues E.P.A. Over
Chesapeake Bay
Power Breakfast
President-Elect
Obama Adds "Youth
Ball" to Inaugural
Celebration
Another Arrest
Linked to "Stop
Snitching'' Videos
Pants Suit Returns
President-elect
Barack Obama's New
Limo Arrives
Prince William
County State Of
The County
Kaine of Virginia
Makes Third Final
Push To Ban
Smoking
Congress Returns,
Debate Over
Stimulus Takes
Center Stage
7
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, January
7, 2009
Commentary: Mass
Transit and the
Inauguration
DC schools get
failing grade
Virginia Governor
Proposes Smoking
Ban
Virginia Governor
To Lead Democratic
Party
Power Breakfast
Prince William
County Prepares
for Inauguration
Ethiopian
Christmas in the
District
McAuliffe Kicks
Off Campaign for
Virginia Governor
Montgomery County
Police Launch
Internal
Investigation
River Road
Rescuers Honored
For Their Efforts
The Government
Plans to Close All
Bridges from
Virginia into D.C.
8
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, January
8, 2009
Commentary: How
Far We've Fallen
Montgomery County
Executive Wants
Higher Water Rates
Prince George's
County residents
take legal action
against 'junkyard'
neighbor
Power Breakfast
Washington, D.C.
Episcopal Bishop
Addresses
U.S.-Iran
Relations
9
Lincoln's Coat to
Be Kept Under
Wraps
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
January 9-11, 2009
Amtrak Expecting
Huge Inauguration
Train Crowds
Virginia Appeals
Court Rules Sex
Offenders Must Be
Released
Electronic
Recycling in
Fairfax County
Obama Pledges
Funding For
Infastructure
Weekend Planner:
43 Songs for 43
U.S. Presidencies
Power Breakfast
Half a Million
Tons of Coal Ash
Stored in VA and
MD
20 Percent of
D.C.'s Bars &
Restaurants to
Serve Alcohol Late
For Inauguratio
Salmonella
Outbreak Hits
Maryland
AAA Mid-Atlantic
Lambasts Inaugural
Travel Plan
Inauguration
Tickets Sell Out
in Less Than a
Minute
Baltimore Mayor
Indicted
This Week In
Congress
Four local
residents swap
kidneys, then meet
their donors
10
Unemployment Surge
Leads to Updates
at Virginia Agency
11
UVA Tops List of
Best Value Public
Colleges
12
D.C. and Maryland
Get Good Grades
for Auto Safety
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, January
12, 2009
Our Material
Footprint
Inaugural
Rehearsal Is Held
Sans Obama
Military To Play
Large Role In
Inauguration
Locals Get Free
Preview Of Obama
Swearing-In
Environmentalists
Participate in
Polar Bear Plunge
Power Breakfast -
January 12, 2009
Accounting Error
Costs Maryland $31
Million
Motorweek's John
Davis Gives Update
From Detroit Auto
Show
U.S. Senate
Expected on
Largest Expansion
of Wilderness
Protection
National Safety
Council Pushes for
Cell Phone Ban
Openly Gay Bishop
to Speak at
Inaugural Event
Crowd Waiting for
Inauguration
Tickets Turned
Away Empty-Handed
D.C. Considers
Cutting
Grandparent Child
Care Subsidies
13
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, January
13, 2009
Traffic Safety
Laws Get Good
Grades in D.C.,
Maryland
7th Street Garden
Changes Location
But Keep Mission
Maryland Lawmakers
push for passage
of Children's
Health Insurance
bill
House Members Get
Inaugural Tickets
Power Breakfast
for January 13,
2009
Rite Aid to Pay
Millions for
Prescription
Violations
Connecticut Avenue
Closed Temporarily
Volunteers Gear Up
for Inauguration
Day
Region's Top Three
Leaders Get Ready
For Inauguration
14
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, January
14, 2009
Maryland Governor
Urges Residents To
Avoid The Beltway
On Inauguration
Day
Salmonella
Outbreak May Not
Have Caused Deaths
Inaugural
Subletting Subpar
Virginia Crime
Commission Split
Over So-Called
Gun-Show Loophole
Test Case Reveals
Promise, Weakness
of Anti-Gang Law
Power Breakfast
for January 14,
2009
National Zoo
Running Low On
Bamboo
Fewer MD Oysters
Dying From
Parasites
Metro Advises
Riders To Prepare
For Inauguration
Day
Military Prepares
For Anything And
Everything On
Inauguration
Inauguration Not
For Faint Of Heart
More Students In
The DC Region Take
Advantage of
Breakfast Program
15
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, January
15, 2009
Inaugural Speeches
Provide
Opportunity For
Eloquence
Maryland Counties
Could Face Cuts
Under State Budget
Crunch
Medical Care
During the
Inauguration
Montgomery County
Council Hold
Hearing on
Disability Changes
for Retired Police
Virginia's State
of the
Commonwealth
Address Draws
Agreement and
Controversy
Power Breakfast -
January 15, 2009
MLK Celebrated at
Anacostia Museum
Red Cross Prepares
for Possible
Inauguration
Disasters
16
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
January 16-18,
2009
Inauguration Link
to Religion
Questioned
Corporations
Trying To Get
Ahead of
Congressional
Climate Change
Legislation
The Arts Economy
East of the
Anacostia
"Presidents in
Waiting" Opens at
the National
Portrait Gallery
Foreign
Journalists Say
Home Countries
Have Tremendous
Interest in
Inauguration
"Presidents in
Waiting" Opens at
the National
Portrait Gallery
Weekend Planner:
The Afrofunk
Inaugural Ball
Power Breakfast -
January 16, 2009
Limo Drivers Wait
in Long Lines For
Permits
GM Plans Temporary
Layoffs at Plant
in Maryland
Thousands of
National Guard
Members To Provide
Inauguration
Security
Getting To The
Inauguration By
Boat
The President's
Own Prepares For
Cold Weather On
The 20th
This Week In
Congress...1/16/2009
17
18
Virginians Take
Part in
Pre-Inaugural
Bipartisan Dinners
19
Hundreds of
Thousands Flood
Mall for
Presidential
Inaugural Opening
Concert
Children's News
Organization
Covers
Inauguration
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, January
19, 2009
Commentary:
Reflecting on
President-elect
Barack Obama
During MLK Day
DC's Adams Morgan
Benefits from
Inaugural Visitors
Power Breakfast -
January 19, 2009
MLK Day
Celebrations
Across DC
Local volunteers
clean up the
Anacostia River on
Day of Service
20
Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, January
20, 2009
Non-Profit Asks
Americans to Take
Citizen's Oath
Maryland Company
Handles Inaugural
Preparations
Americans Fill The
Streets Of DC For
The Inauguration
Metro Handles
Record Ridership
For The
Inauguration
Throngs Fill The
National Mall For
The Inauguration
National Mall
Fills With
Americans For The
Inaugural
Grandmother And
Grandson From
Virginia Attend
Inauguration
Memorial Bridge In
Arlington Packed
With Pedestrians
Heading To
Inauguration
Some Shut Out of
Inauguration
Seniors Feel Pride
Over Obama's
Achivements
21
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, January
21, 2009
More Than A
Million People
Jammed National
Mall
Hundreds Bike to
Inauguration
Inaugural Balls
Keep the City
Awake
Power Breakfast -
January 21, 2009
Alexandria Recount
Hearing Set for
Monday
Arts Gets Put on
President's Agenda
O'Malley Pushes
for Job Cuts to
Fix Budget
Demonstrators
Protest ICE Raids
22
Virginia's
Governor Heads DNC
D.C. Votes
Continues to Press
President Obama on
Voting Rights
Inaugural
Committee
Apologizes for
Ticket-Holders
Turned Away
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, January
22, 2009
An Appeal for the
Arts
Commentary - The
Inauguration -
Fred Fiske
Power Breakfast -
January 22, 2009
Nationals Lower
Individual-Sale
Ticket Prices
20,000 Youth Rock
Out At Rally For
Life
Environmental
Group's File Suit
Against M.D.E
Violence Returns
to Virginia Tech
Campus
36th Anniversary
of Roe v. Wade
23
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
January 23-25,
2009
Commentary: Grow
Local Economy
Without Increasing
Traffic - Cheryl
Cort
Trinkets For Those
Trapped In Purple
Tunnel Of Doom
Council Members in
Montgomery County
Recommend Light
Rail
Volunteers Help
Kids Read while
Helping Themselves
Weekend Planner:
Let There Be
Compost
Fairfax County
Takes Another Step
Towards Changing
Strict Grading
Scale
Power Breakfast -
January 23, 2009
D.C. Outlines Plan
to Privatize Care
for Mentally
Disabled Clients
Pro-Choice
Activists:
Concerns Continue
on Anniversary of
Roe v. Wade
Prince George's
County Considers
School Closures
"Flush Tax" Hike
Discussed
July Murder Trial
Date Set For
Banita Jacks
Landmark Global
Warming Agreement
Between Rivals
This Week In
Congress
Fathering Court
Helps Ex-Convicts
With Child Support
Payments
24
Maryland Governor
Defends State
Education Funding
25
Financial Aid
Advising Available
For Students in
Virginia
26
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, January
26, 2009
Tejada Seeks Input
On Diversity Issue
Arlington
Discusses
Immigration Issues
Legendary Local
Politician
Remembered
Montgomery County
Withheld Evidence
of Water Quality
Decline
Recount Could Be
Just The Beginning
in Alexandria
Loudoun County
Property Values
Drop
Power Breakfast -
January 26, 2009
Prince George's
County May See
Billions in
Development
Fliers Promoting
KKK Distributed in
Virginia's Loudoun
County
Former President
Clinton to
Headline
Democratic Dinner
in Virginia
D.C. Coin Released
Children Lobbying
for Health Care
with Art
Local Groups
Tackle Youth
Violence in the
District
The Environment
Report...1/26/09
27
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, January
27, 2009
Election Reforms
Under
Consideration
D.C. Prepares to
Bill DHS For
Inauguration
Expenses
Power Breakfast -
January 27, 2009
Man on Trial May
Be Linked to A
Dozen Sexual
Assaults
Maryland Looks for
Federal Aid to
Repair Water and
Sewer Lines
Hearing Set for
D.C. Water
Problems
First TV Ads Run
In Virginia's
Governor Race
D.C. Pushes For
Voting Rights
Again
28
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, January
28, 2009
Hearing on D.C.
Water Set for
February 10th
Legal Fight over
Child Services
Heats Up
Biden Takes
Northern Virginia
Community College
Post
Power Breakfast -
January 28, 2009
Colonial
Williamsburg
Coffeehouse Rises
Again
Scurlock Photos
Bring Black
Washington to
Light
President Obama
Chastises DC
Region's Response
To Local Weather
Area Governments
Plan for Stimulus
- and the Strings
Attached
Obama Tells DC
Region To Toughen
Up When It Comes
To The Weather
29
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, January
29, 2009
Amtrak Ridership
Down
D.C., VA and MD
Receive Poor
Grades For
Identifying
Effective Teachers
Commentary...American
Students Need More
Time In
Class...Fred Fiske
Latino Teen
Pregnancy Rate
Rises To Half In
D.C. Metro Area
Partisan Vote On
Stimulus Plan
Power Breakfast -
January 29, 2009
Bill Would Expand
Manslaughter and
Murder Charges in
Virginia
Maryland Considers
Prison Break Phone
Alerts
Public Smoking Ban
in Virginia Gains
Steam
Kaine Defends
$500,000
Expenditure to Bus
Virginians to
Inauguration
Volunteers Count
Area Homeless
Metro Proposes
Service Cuts,
Layoffs
Maryland Governor
Delivers State of
the State Address
30
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
January
30-February 1,
2009
Teen Pregnancy on
Rise Among Latinos
Commentary: Gas
Prices a Mixed
Blessing
Bollywood Promoter
Sentenced in Bank
Fraud
Montgomery
County's Share of
Stimulus More
Than $70 Million
This Week in
Congress
Metro Says
Inauguration Day
Crowds Will
Someday Be The
Norm
Weekend Planner:
Buddy Holly... 50
Years Later
Six Teams Compete
to Design National
Black History
Museum
Power Breakfast -
January 30, 2009
Felons May Get
Voting Rights in
Virginia
Tolls Go Up in
Maryland
Metro Requests
Reimbursement for
Inaugural Costs
Former Maryland
Lt. Gov. Michael
Steele New R.N.C.
Chief
31
Obama to
Strengthen FDA
Lawmakers in
Maryland Push for
Bigger Budget
Cushion
Montgomery County
Council Member
Donald Praisner
Dies
Local Non-Profit
Helps D.C.
Residents With
Taxes

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

February 2009
SunMonTueWedThurFriSat
1
Super Bowl Sunday
Deadly For Drunk
Drivers
Justice Department
Charges Seven in
Illegal Rockfish
Trafficking Case
2
Factory Workers
Visit Georgetown
National Computer
System to Warns
Car Buyers of
Previous Theft
Fairfax County
Housing
Non-profits Brace
for Long Haul
Teenage STDs A
Problem In
Arlington
Too Few Get Flu
Shots in
Arlington, Study
Says
Arlington Tries To
Erase Stigma From
Vocational Ed
Students Get Hands
On Experience,
College Credits At
Career Center
Local Asian
Immigrants Face
Challenges
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, February
2, 2009
Historic Maryland
Dance Hall
Receives A New
Lease On Life
Power Breakfast -
February 2, 2009
Slots Bids Due in
Maryland
Widespread Flu
Activity Reported
in Virginia
Women's Rights
Activist From
Virginia Dies
Development
Damaging Creek In
Montgomery County
Norovirus Returns
to Catholic
University
3
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, February
3, 2009
Virginia Governor
Urges
Redistricting
Commission
Democratic
Congressman Chris
Van Hollen Returns
From Middle East
Maryland Receives
Six Bids to
Operate Slot
Machines
As Flu Spreads,
Public Health
Officials Push
Vaccines
Washington
Teachers Union
Releases Contract
Proposal
Highlights
Power Breakfast -
February 3, 2009
Howard County
Passes Hunting
Safety Measure
GM's Global Design
Chief Speaks with
WAMU 88 5 News
Maryland's Chief
Executive Urges
Same-Sex Partner
Benefits for State
Employees
Non-Profit Leaders
Make Pleas for
Funding In
Montgomery County
Budget
4
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday,
February 4, 2009
Virginia Slashes
Transportation
Budget
Maryland Senators
React to Tom
Daschle's Failed
Nomination
Proposal Would
Give More
Oversight Of SWAT
Teams in Maryland
Montgomery County
Schools Ask
Council Not to
Make Cuts
Non-Profits Plead
With Montgomery
Council
Board Reject
Second Loudoun
Hospital
D.C. Voting Rights
Struggle Continues
Car Makers in D.C.
for Auto Show
Power Breakfast -
February 4, 2009
Virginia Part of
Multi-State Effort
to Improve I-95
Slot Bids Less
Than Expected
Maryland Senator
Wants Homeless to
Have Hate Crime
Protection
Maryland Senator
Pushes to Add
Homeless to Hate
Crime Law
Kennedy Center
Gives Arts
Organizations
Budget Help
Maryland High
Schools Top Nation
In Advanced
Placement Report
Maryland Lawmakers
Want To Lower Cost
Of College
Textbooks
D.C. Unveils
Employment
Readiness Center
for Inmates
Nearing Release
5
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, February
5, 2009
Commentary: No Fan
Of Rush Limbaugh
Budget Cuts Could
Mean More Gridlock
In Northern
Virginia
Suburban
Maryland's
Politics Freeze
Infrastructure
Repairs
Power Breakfast -
February 5, 2009
Police
Investigating Body
Found On Ramp To
I-270
Lessons to Learn
for Arts
Non-Profits
Miller Says -
Magna ''Needs New
Set of Lawyers ''
Study Shows
Economic Boost
from Inauguration
Could Be a Myth
Expo Pushes Green
Jobs Despite
Recession
6
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
February 6-8, 2009
Hackers Hit
Electronic Road
Signs
National "Wear Red
Day" To Raise
Awareness
Peanut Corp,'s
Insurer Wants Out
of Claims from
Salmonella
Outbreak
D.C. Child Family
Services Agency
Back in Court
Advocates Say
Citizen Diplomacy
Can Improve
International
Relations
Weekend Planner:
D.C. Diners
Power Breakfast -
February 6, 2009
Environmentalists
to Protest Capitol
Power Plant
Smoking Ban in
Virginia Finds
Bipartisan Support
Making History and
Culture "Concrete"
DC Mayor Announces
New Anti-Crime
bill
This Week In
Congress
7
More Women Farming
in Maryland
8
Commuter
Connections
Observes Drop in
Participation
Some D.C. Students
Dance for Cash
9
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, February
9, 2009
Sour Economy
Threatens
Washington
Region's Safety
Net
Foster Kids Lobby
For Transition
Center
Reaction To
Smoking Ban Mixed
At Dance In
Alexandria, AIDS
Education
Northern Virginia
AIDS Clinic To
Close
Veterans "Storm
the Hill"
Officials
Investigate
Cancelled
Inaugural Ball
Power Breakfast -
February 9, 2009
Fairfax County
Considering Later
School Openings
More Pepco
Customers Falling
Behind
School Start Times
Debated in Fairfax
Army's Biodefense
Lab in Frederick
Puts Hold on
Research
Graduation Rates
in D.C.P.S. Up
Slightly
10
UVA Website Opens
New Doors
County Executive's
Africa Trip Costs
Taxpayers $30K
DC Council Member
Marion Barry Fails
to File Taxes -
Again
DC Tourism Board
Totals
'Unprecedented'
Numbers from
Inauguration
Report Finds
Families Pay More
for Housing and
Transportation in
Suburbs
Virginia Senate
Passes Bill to
Ticket Teen
Drivers Talking on
Cell Phones
Hagerstown to
Orlanda Air Travel
Busy
Power Breakfast -
February 10, 2009
Pharma Company
Settles with 27
States for
Misleading Ads
National and Local
Education Leaders
Tour Arlington
School
Prince William Bus
Driver Wins
Mortgage Lottery
11
Lawmakers Pushing
For Greenhouse Gas
Emission
Reductions In
Maryland
Council Holds
Hearing on Lead in
Water
United Mine
Workers Applaud
Judge's Ruling
Murder Trial
Re-Ignites Debate
Over Sentencing in
Maryland
Prince William
County Uses
Lottery To
Distribute
Discount Mortgages
Commentary:
Poverty Is Child
Abuse -- Judith
Sandalow
Washingtonians
Asked For Input on
Public Art
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday,
February 11, 2009
Council Holds
Hearings on Lead
Levels in Water
Power Breakfast -
February 11, 2009
Virginia Senate
Passes Bill to
Curb Smoking in
Cars with Kids
Maryland Governor
To Talk with
Congressional
Delegation About
Stimulus Money
12
D.C. Vote A Step
Closer To Reality
Metro Trying to
Steer Clear of
Service Cuts - For
Now
Commentary: We're
Not Close To
Number One
D.C. Schools
Chancellor
Continues Contract
Negotiation,
Softens Tone
First Lady
Michelle Obama
Tours Howard
University
UDC Students
Protest Major
Tuition Increase
Montgomery County
Debuts Green Task
Force
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, February
12, 2009
Lincoln
Bicentennial
Brings Big Names
to Ford's Theatre
Power Breakfast -
February 12, 2009
Prince George's
Council Wants
Bigger Rise in
Property Taxes
Slots Commission
to Consider
Incomplete Bids
Maryland Officials
Look Into High
Utility Bills
Lawyer Faces 20
Years For
Immigration
Conspiracy
Slot Operators
Turned Down in
Maryland
Children in
Hospital Reunite
with Class,
Virtually
Montgomery Council
Sets Date for
Special Election
Black Caucus Holds
High Hopes For
Stimulus
13
Fertility
Treatment
Discouraged by
Insurance
Companies
Metro Looks to New
Channel to Boost
Revenue
Flower Sales Are
Down, But Romance
Continues
Pepco Launches
"Smart Grid" in
Chevy Chase
High School
Students Unhappy
With Local Media
Coverage
Weekend Planner:
Best Bets
Power Breakfast -
February 13, 2009
Developer Takes
Slots Commission
To Court Over
Rejected Bid
Art Beat -
February 13 FRIDAY
Discrimination
Lawsuit Against
D.C. Schools Moves
Forward
Researchers Decode
Common Cold
14
15
16
Commentary:
Maryland Debates
Death Penalty -
Vicki Schieber
Maryland Lawmakers
Considering Bill
On Speed Cameras
Number of Peace
Corps Applications
Jump in Washington
Area
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, February
16, 2009
President
Lincoln's Ties To
Virginia Explored
Inmates Seek Help
for Life Outside
Jail
Prince George's
Small Businesses
Search for
Stimulus Lifeline
Congress Prods
Freddie, Fannie To
Resume
Philanthropy
Fannie, Freddie To
Continue Local
Donations
Is Real Estate
Recovery In
Northern
Virginia's Future?
Local Non-Profits
Rely On Funds From
Freddie, Fannie
Power Breakfast -
February 16, 2009
Locals Work to
Redesign Streets
Virginia Receives
More Than $1
Billion From
Stimulus Package
Metro Riders Push
Local Leaders to
Put 'Transit
First'
Attorney Returns
to First
President's
Lessons on
Civility
17
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, February
17, 2009
Focus on Foster
Kids in Fairfax
County
Local Photographer
Shines Light on
Children
Lawmaker Wants Ban
on Donations
Repealed in Prince
George's County
Power Breakfast -
February 17, 2009
State Leaders
Assess Impact of
Federal Stimulus
Package
Area Leaders
Assess Local
Impact of Federal
Stimulus
Students at UDC
Say They Can't Pay
Maryland Lawmakers
Prioritize
Stimulus Money
Spending
IRS Offers Tax
Leniency
18
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday,
February 18, 2009
D.C.Father Files
Lawsuit Against
D.C. Water and
Sewer Authority
UDC to Guarantee
Financial Aid for
Students
VA Congressman
Wants Better
Accounting For
Chesapeake Bay
Restoration
More People Will
Qualify for Tax
Credit, But Many
Don't Know It
D.C. Helped By
Status As Federal
City
Local Impact of
Stimulus Package
D.C. Hopes Bridge
Project Will Lead
To Development
Many Hope
Anacostia
Development Will
Spur River
Clean-Up
Power Breakfast -
February 18, 2009
Nurse Behind Bars
in Vienna
19
Serious Violence
Decreasing In D.C.
Public Schools
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, February
19, 2009
Metro Ready To
Spend Millions Of
Federal Stimulus
Dollars
Housing Advocates
Examine Obama
Foreclosure Plan
Alleged Assault at
Inova Urgent Care
Center
D.C. Councilman's
Bill Targets
Loitering
Power Breakfast -
February 19, 2009
Virginia Adopts
New Education
Standards
D.C. Firefighters
Sue Department
20
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
February 20-22,
2009
Metro Service Cuts
Loom
Recession Harms
Family, Children
MD Lt. Gov.
Testifies for
Toughen Domestic
Violence Laws
D.C. Firefighters
File Whistleblower
Lawsuit
D.C. Councilman
Barry To Undergo
Kidney Transplant
Power Breakfast -
February 20, 2009
Recession Harms
Families, Children
This Week In
Congress
Business Leaders
Wonder How
Stimulus Can Help
Transportation
Infrastructure
Washington Senior
Citizens Seek New
Skills for Job
Hunt
21
Task Force
Launched To Combat
Mortgage Fraud
Marion Barry
Recovering from
Kidney Transplant
22
Arlington
Struggles With
Spending Cuts
23
Commentary: Lament
of the Football
Fan -- Reuben
Jackson
D.C. Best In Pay
Equity
Despite Economy,
Arlington Resists
Back-To-Basics
Budget
Commercial
Robberies on the
Rise in Prince
George's County
Despite Economic
Turmoil, Local
Bank Thrives
Local Bank Thrives
With Slow And
Steady Approach
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, February
23, 2009
Power Breakfast -
February 23, 2009
Demand for Food
Stamps Surges in
Fairfax
Virginia Supreme
Court to Hear
Lotto
Accessibility Case
Maryland and Miami
Tied To Nationwide
Prostitution Ring
Chinatown Leaders
Search for New
Cultural Draw
Chinatown Looks to
Rebuild Cultural
Draw
24
Virginia's
Watermen Express
Concern About
Regulations
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, February
24, 2009
Va. Senate
Committee Nixes
Bill to Allow
Sectarian Prayer
by Police
Chaplains
Congress Discusses
Inauguration
Reimbursement
Auto Dealer
Optimistic About
Stimulus
Ex-Offenders Head
to Capitol Hill
D.C.'s Young Poets
Compete
Power Breakfast
Catholic
Archdiocese of
Washington
Launches Ad
Campaign
Kennedy Center
Host Cultural
Exchange with
"Arabesque"
Governor Lays Out
Education Plan For
Maryland
D.C.'s New Quarter
25
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday,
February 25, 2009
Power Shift
Conference Draws
Ten Thousand
Duke Ellington on
D.C. Quarter
"1934: A New Deal
for Artists" at
SAAM
Texting While
Driving May Soon
Be Outlawed in
Virginia
Medicaid Patients
Face Lack of
Access to
Healthcare in D.C.
Montgomery County
Budget Gap Bigger
Than Expected
Students Stage
Silent Protest Of
Former Congressman
Power Breakfast -
February 25, 2009
Area Lawmakers
React to President
Obama's Address to
Congress
National Study
Traces Impact,
Implications of
Uninsured
Americans
WTU President
Discusses Teacher
Contract
Negotiations
26
Controversy Delays
Tenley-Friendship
Library
Construction
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, February
26, 2009
Local
Entrepreneurs
Remain Optimistic
DC Officials and
Residents Debate
Timing of Inmate
Releases
Power Breakfast -
February 26, 2009
D.C. Voting Rights
Bills Make
Progress in
Congress
Virginia Passes
Bills to Expand
Death Penalty
Professor Accused
of Genocide
Allowed Back on
Campus
27
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
February 27-March
1, 2009
Former CIA
Official Sentenced
in Fraud Scheme
Magna Fights For
Slots License
Metro Board Wants
To Reduce Impact
Of Cuts
DC 'Slumlord' to
Update a District
Judge on Repairs
Power Breakfast -
February 27, 2009
D.C. One Step
Closer to Voting
Rights
Maryland Assembly
Considers Mandates
for Autism
Coverage
Weekly Chat with
The Washington
Post
Landmark Honors
D.C.'s 'Father of
Gay Activism'
Northern Virginia
Celebrates
Diversity
This Week In
Congress
D.C.'s Charter
School Network Set
to Expand
28
Virginian Gets to
Keep Historic Copy
of Declaration
Teen Drivers
Killed One
Thousand This
Decade
Congressional
Oversight Panel
Comes to Maryland
to Hear of
Foreclosure Woes
Thousands of
Environmental
Activists Descend
on Washington

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More Older Adults
Returning to
School
Maryland
Congressman Plans
to Introduce
Emissions Cap
Legislation
Washingtonians
Prepare For Major
Snowfall
2
Montgomery County
Executive
Recovering From
Car Accident
Maryland Court
Protects Internet
Anonymity
Commentary: Lead
in D.C.'s Water --
Walter Smith of DC
Appleseed
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, March 2,
2009
Power Breakfast -
March 2, 2009
Small Businesses
Brace for Winter
Storm
DC Voting Rights
Bill Could Include
Amendment to
Rollback Local Gun
Laws
Environmentalists
Protest Power
Plant
D.C. to Crack Down
on Body Shops, Tow
Companie
3
D.C. to Use
Stimulus for Solar
DDOT Using
Stimulus Money To
Upgrade Bike
Trails
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, March 3,
2009
Maryland Senate
Tries to Bring
Death Penalty
Repeal to Floor
Power Breakfast -
March 3, 2009
Virginia Health
Centers to Get
Stimulus Funds
Over-Payments for
Prescriptions Cost
Maryland Millions
Maryland Senate To
Take Up Death
Penalty Bill
Male Nurse
Arrested On Second
Sexual Battery
Charge
Warrant Issued for
Imprisoned
Salvadoran in
Chandra Levy
Murder
Kennedy Center
Unveils Arts
Season
Birthday Baseball
Tickets at Camden
Yards
The 97th Annual
Cherry Blossom
Festival to Draw
500,000 Visitors
4
Maryland Won't Ban
Capital Punishment
Commentary:
International
Women's Day -
JoDee L. Winterhof
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, March
4, 2009
Fenty Criticized
for Handling of
School Budget
Maryland Senate
Considers More
Regulation Of SWAT
Teams
Obama Nominates
Zoo Director to
Head OPM
Power Breakfast --
March 4, 2009
Pork in Spending
Bill Could Benefit
Washington Area
National Rifle
Association
Pressuring Members
to Keep Gun
Measure
Federal Officials
Crack Down on
Internet Stimulus
Scams
Free baseball
birthdays at
Camden Yards
Maryland Senate
Won't Ban Death
Penalty, But
Proposes
Restrictions
D.C. Councilman
Marion Barry
Readmitted to
Hospital
5
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, March 5,
2009
IRS May End
Contracts with
Private Tax
Collection
Agencies
Maryland bond sale
seen as good sign
Commentary: Name
Calling
DC Schools Chief
Brings Proposal
for School
Closings to
Trinidad Parents
Power Breakfast -
March 5, 2009
Van Hollen Pushes
Opportunities for
Afghanistan,
Pakistan
Maryland Cuts
Hundreds of Jobs
Officials Furious
Over Bridge
Disrepair
Potential Layoffs
Loom in Prince
George's County
Signs of
Recession's Impact
Evident At Local
Day Labor Center
6
D.C. Ranks #45 On
Manly Meter
Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
March 6-8, 2009
Circuit City
Stores Will Close
Sunday
New D.C.
Philharmonic to
Target Untapped
Audience
Vouchers Face
Uncertain Future
in District
Coalition Calls
For Comprehensive
Immigration Reform
In N. Va., Terms
Of Immigration
Debate Have
Shifted After
Economic Collapse
Local College
Students Will
Monitor Salvadoran
Elections
Weekend Planner:
Shane Hines and
the Trance
Power Breakfast -
March 6, 2009
Maryland Rethinks
Funding Options
for WSSC
Weekly Chat with
The Washington
Post
More Trouble For
D.C. Summer Jobs
Program
This Week In
Congress
South Carolina
Senator Misquoted
About D.C. Schools
7
D.C. Council
Members Consider
Voting Rights
Compromise
Students Raise
Funds for to
Restore World War
I Memorial
8
In Alexandria,
Everyone's Irish
(For A Day)
Lawmakers to Issue
Recommendations on
MD Medevac
Helicopter Program
Residents Race
Against the Purple
Line
9
Virginia Governor
to Sign Smoking
Ban
From Pond Scum to
Energy
Independence
Public Safety
Could Be Target of
Budget Cuts in
Fairfax
As National Chains
Falter, Locals
Follow Suit
Local Electronics
Store Weathering
Economic Storm
"Art Beat" - March
9th 2009
Local Non-Profit
Helps Beautify
Store Fronts in
Adams Morgan
Power Breakfast -
March 9, 2009
Prince George's
Considers Cuts to
Law Enforcement,
First Responders
Green House on the
National Mall
Local Governments
Get Advice On How
To Spend Stimulus
Money
10
Food Banks
Overwhelmed with
Rises Demand,
Dwindling Supplies
D.C. Day Care
Centers Struggle
to Meet Demand
Report: 1.5
Million American
Children Are
Homeless
"Art Beat" -
Tuesday, March 10,
2009
Power Breakfast -
March 10, 2009
VDOT Considers
Cuts to
Transportation
Budget
Feds OK Dulles
Rail Funding
Environmentalists
Say Md. Land-Use
Laws Need
Strengthening
Credit Union
Apologizes to
Woman over Muslim
Headscarf
11
"Art Beat" -
Wednesday, March
11 2009
Modern Art Exhibit
Tours Virginia
Capital Gains
Program Data Kept
Under Wraps
Bowie's Own Aboard
Discovery Space
Shuttle
Suburban Sprawl
Leads To Neglect
Of Urban Areas,
Conservationist
Says
D.C.'s Juvenile
Justice Agency
Turning To
Community For Help
Power Breakfast -
March 11, 2009
Maryland
Legislators to
Consider Bills on
Gay Marriage
Thinning the Herd
on Assateague
Island
Wind Power
Advocates Say It's
Cheaper Now
City Launches
First
Potholepalooza
Boy Sustains
Serious Injuries
at Children's
National Medical
Center
12
"Art Beat" -
Thursday, March
12, 2009
F.B.I. Raids D.C.
Office of Chief
Technology Officer
Problems With
Virginia Vote
Highlighted On
Hill
Commentary:
Disability Pay For
Police
Reprieve For
Delinquent Utility
Customers
Outcome Of Fairfax
Election In Doubt
Due To Faulty
Voting Machines
Anne Arundel Takes
Proactive Approach
to Combating Teen
Suicides
Power Breakfast -
March 12, 2009
D.C. Councilman
Wants to Expand
Eligibility for
Food Stamps
Maryland Tuition
Program Faces
Projected $80
Million Deficit
13
"Art Beat" Friday,
March 13 2009,
with Sabri
Ben-Achour
College Students
Looking for Summer
Jobs
Wheaton Residents
Battle Over
Library
Bread for the City
Reduces Staff
Limits Hours
Shoplifting Crimes
Surge
Weekend Planner:
DC's Environmental
Film Festival
Power Breakfast -
March 13, 2009
Recession Prompts
Rush to the Gym
Metro to
Jurisdictions:
Close Your Share
of Budget Gap
Obama Computer
Chief on Leave
After Raid of DC
Tech Office
Weekly Chat with
The Washington
Post
Southeastern
University could
lose accreditation
All Employment
Sectors Record Job
Losses
Prince George's
Homeowners Look to
Obama Housing Plan
for Relief
This Week in
Congress
GWU Student Puts
Fresh Face on Old
Debate About Gays
in the Military
14
Frederick County
Sheriff Touts
Immigration
Enforcement
Success
15
Planetariums Share
a Disappearing Sky
Neighbors In
Arlington Rally To
Keep Park Open
16
Starting Up A
Public Charter
School in D.C.
Investors Snatch
Up Foreclosures At
Home Auction
Report: D.C. HIV
Infections Up 22
Percent Since 2006
Arlington County
Approves $3M for
Streetcar
Local Students
Attend College
Fair in North
Carolina
Art Beat - Monday,
March 16 2009
Power Breakfast -
March 16, 2009
Free Cab Rides
Home For St.
Patrick's Revelers
Montgomery County
Firefighters'
Union Files
Complaint
Columbia Heights
Grapples with
Growing Violence
17
D.C. United Fans
Rally for Stadium
in Prince George's
County
Art Beat -
Tuesday, March 17
2009
Whistleblower
Blames Smithsonian
Institution For
Illness
St Patrick's Day
Chemistry
Prince Georges
County Executive
Proposes 307 Job
Cuts
Tenleytown
Residents Welcome,
Worry About Plans
for New Library
Power Breakfast -
March 17, 2009
D.C. Technology
Officer Due in
Court for
Corruption Charges
St. Patrick's Day
Starts Early
Local Bartender
Readies for the
Night Ahead
Building Homes,
Hopes on the
Nationa Mall
AU Gets Ready For
Big Dance
D.C. Employee
Ordered Held in
Corruption Case
18
Art Beat -
Wednesday, March
18 2009
Maryland Delegates
Pass Tougher Gun
Laws for Domestic
Abusers
Affordable Housing
Part Of Potomac
Yard
Bringing Home The
Fallen
Anacostia
Waterfront
Planners Call for
Patience from
Residents,
Developers
As School Budget
Contracts,
Arlington Teachers
Get Pay Raises
Power Breakfast -
March 18, 2009
MD Delegate Pushes
For Oversight Of
Prison Worker
Searches
Compromise in I-66
Widening Plan
Growth in Overall
DC Homeless
Population, But
Mayor Touts
Decrease in
Chronic H
19
Art Beat -
Thursday, March 19
2009
Commentary:
Presidential
Speeches
D.C. Fires
Contractors After
Alleged Bribery
Scheme
Power Breakfast -
March 19, 2009
Congress Considers
Appeal for Tribal
Recognition
Maryland Senate
President
Considers Options
for Preakness
Montgomery County
Economic Devt.
Director Leaves
After Ethics Probe
Chesapeake Bay's
Health Not
Significantly
Improved
Georgetown
University
Hospital's "Match
Day"
Fenty Highlights
Low Crime, High
Test Scores In
Speech
20
Fenty, Norton
Disagree About DC
Vote Options
Art Beat - Weekend
Events March
20-22, 2009
In Shadow of
Charter School,
Parents Question
Decision to Close
Trinidad Daycar
Alexandria
Discovers
Long-Neglected
Cemetery
School for Teenage
Moms In Danger of
Closing
Weekend Planner:
Best Bets with
Colleen Fay
Power Breakfast -
March 20, 2009
Fenty's State of
the District
Address Draws Some
Negative Reviews
Weekly Chat with
The Washington
Post
National Marathon
to Cause Road
Closures
This Week in
Congress
Saving Darfur One
Student at a Time
21
Making a
Difference in High
School
Fenty Outlines
Budget
Governor O'Malley
releases more than
budgets
22
Google Transit
Tool For Metro
Riders
Local Runner Keeps
Grueling Pace
Local Peanut
Farmers Reach Out
to Marathon
Runners
23
Young
Conservatives Hope
to Rebrand
Republican Party
Food Pantry Sees
Many Elderly
Clients Seeking
Assistance
In Arlington,
Trying To Lessen
Shame of Food
Assistance
Power Breakfast
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, March 23,
2009
Private
Information
Accidentally
Released by Courts
Former State
Department
Employee Sentenced
For Snooping
Buyers Growing
More Confident in
Housing Market
Again
Leaders Trying To
Alleviate Traffic
Congestion in
Bethesda
Report: Flawed
Planning Leads to
Thousands Missing
Inauguration
24
Maryland House of
Delegates Takes Up
SWAT Oversight
Bill
Fenty Reveals
Planned Job Cuts
with 2010 Budget
Fairfax Offers
Help Dealing with
Geese
D.C. Mayor's
Awards Honor
Artists,
Performers
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, March 24,
2009
Power Breakfast -
March 24, 2009
Mansion in
Fredericksburg
Placed on
Landmarks Register
High Levels of
Toxic Cheemicals
in Wells Found
Near Ft. Meade
Metro Reports
Crime Spike
Proposal To Allow
Newspapers To
Operate As
Non-Profits
25
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, March
25, 2009
Coal Mining
Permits Put on
Hold
A New Life for
Newspapers
Proposed Budget
Would Expand
Automated Traffic
Enforcement
Potomac Stunt
Scene To Be Tamer
Than Anticipated
Council Members
Not Content With
House Vote
D.C. Activists
Can't Agree On
Strategy To Win
Voting Rights
Power Breakfast -
March 25, 2009
Community Group
Tries to save
Senator Theatre
Amtrak To Issue
Back Pay To
Workers
Seventh Street
Smart Campaign
Promotes
Pedestrian And
Cyclist Safety
No Obstacles to
Urban Chicken
Farming in D.C
Parking Meters
Menace Humanity
26
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, March
26, 2009
Mayor Proposes
Cuts to D.C.
National Guard
Virginia's Teen
Victims of Dating
Violence Don't
Qualify for
Protection Orders
Commentary: The
Changing Role of
Women
Power Breakfast -
March 26, 2009
Final Vote
Expected on Bill
to Restrict Death
Penalty in MD
Arlington Offers
Grants for Tree
Planting and
Education
Maryland Senate
Considers
Mandatory Sewage
System Upgrades
Maryland
Comptroller Pushes
Changes to Help
Madoff Victims
Old Town
Alexandria Divided
Over Proposed Tour
Bus Rules
Changing the
world, one pair at
a time
Cherry Blossoms
Soon To Be In Full
Bloom
Resident Can Still
Get Help with
Digital TV
Transition
27
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events
March 27-29, 2009
Weekly Chat with
The Washington
Post
Commentary...Economics
and
Resources...Philip
Ulanowsky
Some Christians
Observe Lent By
Going Green
Soles4Souls comes
to D.C. Region
Fairfax County DOT
to Take Over Local
Bus Routes
MD Senate
Eliminates
Amendment for
Easier Access to
Handgun Permits
for Abuse Victims
D.C. Prepares For
Cherry Blossom
Festival
Obama Reform Plan
May Boost Rhee in
Negotiations
Senator Webb Calls
For Reform Of
America's Prison
System
Deadline For Flood
Assistance Program
Arrives
Weekend Planner:
Eric Brace and
Peter Cooper
Power Breakfast -
March 27, 2009
DC Councilmember
Opposes Fenty's
Plan to Privatize
Daycare Centers
Designs unveiled
for new
Smithsonian
Local Afghan
Community Reacts
to Obama Plan
This Week in
Congress
28
Models for new
museum unveiled
29
Filmfest DC comes
to town
30
Budget Deficit
Keeps Growing In
Montgomery County
MD Senate
President: State
Budget in the
Hands of Anne
Arundel County
Council
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, March 30,
2009
Anacostia
Residents Complain
of Neglect
Montgomery County
Police Warn of
Escalating
Violence between
Latino Gangs
Region's
Unemployed Turn To
Job Fairs
As Job
Opportunities
Disappear,
Frustration Rises
Among Unemployed
The National
Cherry Blossom
Festival Kicks Off
Groups help Latino
and
African-American
Communities Bridge
the Divide
Power Breakfast -
March 30, 2009
D.C. Council Calls
For Investigation
Into Contracting
31
Bird Feeder
Sanitation Urged
After Bird Deaths
Metro Reviews
Maintenance
Following
Derailment
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, March 31,
2009
Black Power
Revisited at the
Smithsonian
Commentary: Men
And Boys Also Bear
A Responsibilty -
JoDee Winterhof
Woman Plays Music
With Her Brain
Symposium Brings
Old and New to
Black Power
Movement
Fallen Journalists
Remembered
Metro Unveils New
Bus Line
Power Breakfast -
March 31, 2009
"Americans for the
Arts" on Capitol
Hill

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Education Funds
Released To States
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, April
1, 2009
Alexandria Police
Target Motor Coach
Violations
Some Challenge
District's Plan to
Share Juvenile
Justice Records
with Agencies
Groups Push for
Arts Funding
Dominion Virginia
Power Asks To
Charge Customers
More
Power Breakfast -
April 1, 2009
Names, Social
Security Numbers
of 8,000 Md.
Employees 'Lost in
the Mail'
Atlantic Southeast
Airlines Grounds
Some Passenger
Jets
Attorney General
Holder Says D.C.
Voting Rights Will
Survive Test
2
Chesapeake Bay
Continues to
Suffer
Commentary: The
Death of
Newspapers
Northern Virginia
Draws New and Old
Residents As
Unemployment Rises
Committee Chairman
Tells Prince
Georges County To
Commit Support for
Stadium Study
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, April 2,
2009
Alexandria to Use
Game Cards to
Boost Business
VDOT Forced To
Make Drastic
Budget Cuts
Truckers Outraged
By Plan To Close
Virginia Rest
Areas
Power Breakfast -
April 2, 2009
Plastic and Paper
Bag Fee Debated in
D.C.
Lawmakers Divided
by Immigrant
License Issue in
Maryland
3
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
April 3-5, 2009
Chuck Mangione
Helps Kick off
"Jazz Appreciation
Month"
Record E-filing
for MD, VA
Report Casts
Widespread Blame
in Jacks Case
Weekly Chat with
the Washington
Post
Regional Law
Enforcement Plans
to Coordinate
Efforts
Arlington County
Steps up Recycling
Efforts
Fairfax Official
Is Tapped As New
Arlington
Superintendent
New Local Schools
Chief Comes With
Baggage
Anne Arundel
County Faces
Decision to Rezone
for Slots
Weekend Planner:
Dede Wyland
Power Breakfast -
April 3, 2009
Maryland Resident
Testifies at
Congressional
Hearing on
Immigration Law
Enforcement
Program
Scholarship Awards
Free Ride to D.C.
Public School
Students
This Week in
Congress
4
Metro Prepares For
Busy Weekend
Keeping Jazz Alive
During
Appreciation Month
Trachtenberg
Scholarship's 20th
Year
Cherry Blossom
Festival Helps
Area Business
5
Choosing The Right
College
Thousands Gather
to Cleanup Potomac
Watershed
Getting Youth Off
The Street, Into
The Ring
6
Controversial Bag
Tax Considered to
Fund Anacostia
Cleanup
Funeral Home
Handling Veterans'
Remains Accused of
'Disturbing'
Conditions
First Blind Man Up
Mount Everest Now
Hopes to See
Through his Tongue
Fence Divides More
than Property in
Rockville
The District's
Newest Heritage
Trail
Northern Virginia
Republicans Glad
To See Frederick
Ousted
Va. GOP Tries To
Minimize Damage
From Frederick
Controversy
From Prison Cell
To Boxing Ring
Intersection
Improvements
Proposed for BRAC
Traffic in
Bethesda
Power Breakfast -
April 6, 2009
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, April 6,
2009
Chinese Detainees
Take Case To
Supreme Court
7
Commentary..."Green
buildings...the
choice for a
better
future...Brooks
Rainwat
Sweden is "Living
Green" in D.C.
Lawmakers in
Maryland Continue
Budget Struggle
Rhee Says
Enrollment Audit
Numbers Have
Changed
D.C. Council
Probes District's
Firetruck
Donation, Link to
Mayor's Office
Proposal Would
Increase Athletic
Fees in Fairfax
Rockville Fence
Dispute Inches
Closer to
Resolution
Power Breakfast -
April 7, 2009
Prisons in
Maryland to Offer
Kosher Food
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, April 7,
2009
Research Shows
Value of Tutoring
in Urban Schools
Local Waterway
Makes Top 10
Endangered Rivers
List
8
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, April
8, 2009
Public Colleges in
Maryland Required
to Spell Out
Policies on Porn
D.C. Council Votes
To Recognize Gay
Marriages
Careful Driving
Urged on Highways
As Construction
Increases
Prince William
County Offers Free
Events
Study Warns Of
Pre-K Cuts
D.C. Same-Sex
Couple Spent Three
Years Trying to
Adopt
Md. Governor to
Submit Emergency
Legislation for
Preakness Stakes
VA Hospital Use
Police To Block
Vet From Talking
To Media
Power Breakfast -
April 8, 2009
D.C. Council
Passes Emergency
Safe-Haven Law
Governor Fights to
Keep Preakness
in Maryland
Homeless Count
Increases By 2% in
Metro Region
Report of Cyber
Spies Hacking Into
Power Grid Doesn't
Surprise Pepco
Official
Vet Outraged At
Hospital's Attempt
To Block Him From
Speaking To Media
9
"Conversations"....Michael
Cottman interviews
Broderick Johnson
Advocates For The
Elderly Warn
Against Financial
Fraud Within
Families
MD Senate
President Says
Compromise
Unlikely on
Illegal Immigrant
Licenses
Local Immigrants
to Urge Obama on
Reforms
Patient Accuses VA
Hospital of
Mistreating
Minority Vets
"The Waiting
Game"....Liam
Callanan
Power Breakfast -
April 9, 2009
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, April 9,
2009
Metro Prepares For
NCAA Hockey
Championship in
Washington
D.C. Philharmonic
Lacks Support in
Local Audiences
Children Prepare
Care Packages for
Service Members
Maryland Lawmakers
Face Decision on
Future of
Preakness
10
Region to Receive
Stimulus Money for
Child Care,
Vaccines
Wolf Lashes Out at
Democrats Who Met
With Castro
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
April 10-12, 2009
Basketball Legend
Motivates Virginia
Jail Inmates
Religious Leader
Share Strategies
Behind Sermons
D.C. Superior
Court Judge Heads
to Iraq
Weekend Planner:
Full Band Karaoke
Roulette
Power Breakfast -
April 10, 2009
University of
Maryland To
Continue
Invocation At
Commencement
Virginia Tech
Reopens Classrooms
2 Years After
Shooting
This Week in
Congress
Sexual Assault
Responders in VA
Required To
Coordinate Efforts
Anderson Memorial
Concert
11
Fenty Calls For
Federal
Investigation into
Scam at Black
Churches
Maryland Jeweler
Supports Proposed
Online Sales Tax
12
Gay and Lesbian
Headed Families On
Roster For Easter
Egg Roll Tickets
VA Orders Probe
After Incident
13
Extra: Listen To
Interview
Confiscated By VA
Adopting
Animals...Not
Always a
Heart-Warming
Experience
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, April 13,
2009
Minority Bone
Marrow Donors
Needed
VA Returns Seized
Audio Device To
WAMU
Money Sought For
Pedestrian Safety
in Montgomery
County
WAMU Incident
Prompts VA To
Review Its Media
Policies
Veterans' Advocate
Says VA Review Is
Long Overdue
Power Breakfast -
April 13, 2009
Baltimore Plans to
Buy Mortgage of
Senator Theater
African-American
Easter Monday
Enjoyed by All
14
African-American
Easter Monday
Tech Shooting
families, New York
Mayor Call for
Close "Gun Show
Loophole"
Spotsylvania
County to Debate
How to Handle
Black Bears
Creative Local
Teachers Honored
by Students at
Wizards Game
Power Breakfast -
April 14, 2009
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, April 14,
2009
Montgomery County
Prepares for
Upcoming Election
Md. Governor
Responds to
Criticism on Use
of Stimulus Money
O'Malley Recaps
Legislative
Session,
Foreshadows What's
Ahead
Maryland
Comptroller
Publishes List Of
Tax Scofflaws
Design Competition
Ends as New Museum
Chosen
MD Officials Push
For Funding for
Home Energy
Efficiency Audits
15
Maryland
Birthmother
Changes Her Mind
Maryland Laws Do
Not Protect
Same-Sex Couples
Trying to Adopt
From Crisis to
Vision on the
National Mall
Museum Design
Chosen
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, April
15, 2009
Veterans Advocate
Chastises VA Over
Tape Confiscation
Fenty To Demote
Local Veterans
Office
Power Breakfast -
April 15, 2009
Mediator Chosen
for D.C.P.S.
Teacher Contract
Negotiation
Maryland's MVA
Cancels
Appointments for
Thousands of
Undocumented
Immigrants
Mall Makeover is
Overdue
Tax Protests
Modeled On Boston
Tea Party
Angry Mom
Allegedly Kidnaps
Kindergartener
IRS Promises
Flexibility During
The Economic
Downturn
Adoption by
Same-Sex Couples
in D.C.
16
"Conversations"...Michael
Cottman speaks
with Angel
Cartagena Jr.
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, April
16, 2009
Crab Processors
Consider Hiring
Inmates
Family of Fallen
Veteran Sues
Funeral Home over
Neglect
Former Bethesda
Firefighter
Settles Lawsuit
Virginia Hospital
Center First to
Receive
Accreditation
Commentary:
Remember
Prohibition?
Residents at Odds
Over Dupont Liquor
License Moratorium
Power Breakfast -
April 16, 2009
Anne Arundel
County to Delay
Vote on Slots
Proposal, Again
Prince William
County Appointment
Rejected
Sacrificing More
than Art in
Schools
Convention Center
and Sorority Share
Guinness World
Record
Inventors Who
Focus On
Developing World
Say Tools Can Also
Serve American
Needs
17
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
April 17-19, 2009
Arts and Academics
Make Strong
Combination in
D.C. School
Prosecutors Fight
Motion to Dismiss
Against Mayor
D.C. Unemployment
Figures in March
Slightly Lower
Than Previous
Month
High Hispanic
Dropout Rate In
Alexandria
VA Often Last
Resort For Vets
Needing Care
Weekend Planner:
Bluebell Season
Power Breakfast -
April 17, 2009
Maryland to
Require On-Road
Driving Test
Weekly Chat with
The Washington
Post
Environmentalists
Lose Supreme Court
Battle
Virginia's
Governor Goes on
Marketing Mission
College of William
and Mary Hikes
Tuition
New Latino Small
Business Center
Opens in
Struggling
Wheaton, Md.
18
Catholic Ad
Campaign Leads to
Increased Mass
Attendance
EPA Partners With
Boys and Girls
Clubs To Spread
Message of
Environmentalism
19
DC Residents Flock
to Thrift Stores
20
Entertainment
Expands for
Special Needs
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, April 20,
2009
MD, VA College
Students in Sweden
For Computer
Programming
Contest
MD License Law
Worries
Hispanic-Owned Tag
and Title Agencies
Dwindling Bus
Service In
Northern Virginia
Discontinued
Health Officials
Across the Region
Investigating
Measles Infections
Croquet Unites St.
John's College and
the U.S. Naval
Academy
Montgomery
Officers Could Use
Patrol Cars at
Home
Power Breakfast -
April 20, 2009
D.C. Students
Begin Two Weeks of
Test
Hundreds May Have
Been Exposed To
Measles
21
Metro Riders Opt
For Fare Hike Over
Route Cuts
Aggressive Driving
Linked To Deadly
Crashes
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, April 21,
2009
Special Primary
Election In
Montgomery County
Alexandria
Kidnapper Found
Not Guilty
D.C. First To Get
Free Digital TV
Broadcasts For
Mobile Devices
Fairfax Police
Warn Parents About
Dangers of
"Sexting"
Power Breakfast -
April 21, 2009
Fairfax Looking
for Disaster
Relief Volunteers
Officials In
Maryland Give
Reminders About
Safe Haven Laws
22
A Conversation
with Karen Finney
Obama Volunteers
Advance Green
Agenda
Commentary by Amy
Marasco-Newton:
Earth Day and Your
Tires
Biden Visits Metro
Facility on Earth
Day to Tout Funds
for Clean Transit
Commentary by Lynn
Peterson Mobley:
Earth Day
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, April
22, 2009
Free Ice Cream
Benefits
Non-Profit
Leggett Responds
To Criticism Over
Bodyguards
Prince William
County Resident
Has Measles
Middletown Deaths
Tied to Financial
Troubles
Charter Revoked
for D.C. School
for Teenage Moms
Montgomery County
Police Chief
Testifies On Hill
Power Breakfast -
April 22, 2009
Students Push
Congress on
Environmental
Policy
Acting Freddie Mac
CFO Found Dead in
Apparent Suicide
Obama Volunteers
Carry Presidents
Earth Agenda
Community Forum
For D.C.P.S.
School Calendar
Freddie Mac
Financial Officer
Found Dead in
Apparent Suicide
23
Former Freddie Mac
Chief Told To Take
Time Off
Maryland To Vote
On Amnesty Law
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, April
23, 2009
National
Children's Museum
Raising Funds for
New Design
Commentary: First
Lady Salary
Anne Arundel Man
Apologizes for
Threats Aimed at
Maryland
Immigrants
Local Chefs Test
Low-Carbon Diet to
Reduce Greenhouse
Gases
Identity Thieves
search for
Personal
Information
through File
Sharing
Power Breakfast
04-23-2009
New Game Designed
To Mirror
Chesapeake Bay
Watershed
Voter Requirements
Under Scrutiny in
Virginia
Alexandria Mayor
Wants Ethanol
Fight to Continue
Businesses on
D.C.'s H Street
Struggle Through
Construction
24
District Private
Schools Work Hard
to Keep Struggling
Families
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
April 24-26, 2009
Prince William
County Seen As
Mass Transit
Leader
Weekly Chat with
The Washington
Post
New Legislation
Targets Teen
Drivers
City Leaders
Ponder How to Pay
Metro for Late
Baseball Games
Office of Victims
of Crimes Hosts
Candlelight Vigil
Weekend Planner:
Game Night
Power Breakfast -
April 24, 2009
Preakness Ticket
Sales Down 12
Percent
Crosstown Water
Tunnel Closed
This Week in
Congress…
25
Area Teens Honored
for Work to Reduce
Drunk Driving
Fenty Gets
Pushback On
Veterans Cuts
26
27
Former President
Bill Clinton
Stumps For Terry
McAuliffe
Unemployment
Centers On the
Frontlines of the
Economic Crisis
National Crime
Victim's Rights
Week: One Mother
Remembers
Alexandria Voters
Head to the Polls
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, April 27,
2009
Whitman-Walker
HIV/AIDS Clinic
Under Fire
D.C. Vote Director
Wants President to
Speak Up
Auto Industry
Trying to Turn
Green
Local
Presbyterians
Debate Gay Clergy
Issue
Fenty Budget Cuts
Outrage Local
Veterans
School
Construction Money
Approved In
Fairfax County
Military Families
Choose Open
Coverage
Zipcar Wants to
Enter Public
Sector
Congresswoman
Donna Edwards
Arrested in Darfur
Protest
DC Council Calls
for Whitman-Walker
Clinic Chief to
Step Down
28
Navarro Holds Slim
Lead in Montgomery
County
Adviser Says
Obamas Love Camp
David
Layoff
Transformation:
from Money Manager
to Rock Star
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, April 28,
2009
Following Your
Dream in a
Recession: a
Conversation with
Rich Tafel
Following Your
Dream in a
Recession: a
Conversation with
Rich Tafel
Montgomery County
Takes Steps to
Prevent the Spread
of Swine Flu
D.C. Area Takes
Precautions
Against Swine Flu
Despite Unanimous
Vote, Fairfax
Supervisors Clash
On Budget
Arlington Board
Approves "Green"
Building
Non-Profit
Community Honors
Leaders in Midst
of Economic
Downturn
Power Breakfast -
April 28, 2009
D.C. Government to
Use Zipcar
Main Break
Postpones
Hearings, Closes
Businesses in
Baltimore
April 28th: Save
The Frogs Day!
Barry Denies
Supporting
Same-Sex Marriage
Amendment
Swine Flu Testing
Kits Coming to
State Labs,
29
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, April
29, 2009
A Message Worth
Hearing at Lisner
Auditorium
Barry Farm: A
Community With a
Powerful Past
Battles Poverty,
Economic Crisis.
Maryland's
Montgomery County
Strengthens
Workplace Safety
Measures
First Lady
Highlights History
She's Making
Pastors Rally
Against D.C.'s
Same-Sex Marriage
Amendment
Power Breakfast -
April 29, 2009
Virginia Senator
Reacts to
Specter's Party
Swap
Water Main Break
Shuts Down Train
Service
VA Governor Calls
for Investigation
of "Fusion Center"
Methods
BSO Musicians
Stage Their Own
"Bailout"
Maryland
Identifies Six
Probable Swine Flu
Cases
30
Virginia Working
With Maryland, DC
on Education
Funding
World Bank
Employee Receives
Preliminary
Diagnosis of Swine
Flu
Facing the
Mortgage Crisis:
Winners and Losers
D.C. Flunks Air
Quality Report
Virginia
Department of
Health Sets Up
Swine Flu Line
Prince George's
County to Receive
Foreclosure
Counseling Funds
The Meltdown - The
Long View
Arlington County
Offers Help to
First-Time Buyers
New Recycling
Program for the
National Mall
Professionals
Offer Tips On How
To Manage Anxiety
During The Swine
Flu Outbreak
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, April
30, 2009
'Pink Slip Party'
Mixes
Commiseration and
Jobseeking
Power Breakfast -
April 30, 2009
Animal Rights
Group Blames
'Factory Farms'
for Swine Flu

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This Week in
Congress
Alexandria
Officials Learn
Lessons From Avian
Flu
Call Center in
Virginia Fields
Questions about
Swine Flu
Recession Dreams
of a D.C.
Philharmonic
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
May 1-3, 2009
Weekend Planner:
One Step Ahead of
the Repo Man
American Shad Are
Back
Power Breakfast -
May 1, 2009
Maryland to
Receive $65
Million to Help
with BRAC
Transition
Probable Swine Flu
Case in Rockville
Not Linked to
Travel
2
Increased
Enrollment in AP
Classes Questioned
Social Workers'
Services Are in
High Demand During
Recessions and
Pandemics
Local Students
Create Mural for
Art Miles Mural
Project
Guidelines To Help
Prevent The Spread
Of Swine Flu At
Mass
Maryland Health
Officials Activate
Swine Flu Line
3
4
'Servathon' Draws
Volunteers from
Across Washington
Region
Three Local
Schools in
Maryland Closed
Due to Swine Flu
D.C.'s Avon Walk
for Breast Cancer
Raises More than
$6.8 Million
The George
Washington
University Takes
Precautions
Against Swine Flu
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, May 4,
2009
Preakness Sales
Sluggish
Power Breakfast -
May 4, 2009
Virginia Looks to
Expand Exports to
Cuba
Alexandria Day
Care Evacuated
After Blast
Kentucky Derby
Winner "Mine That
Bird" Headed to
Preakness
Tuberculosis
Vaccine Being
Developed In
Montgomery County
D.C. Council
Member to
Introduce Bill For
Metro Funding
Rockville Parents
Question School
Closure while
Officials Call for
Patience
5
Alexandria Heads
To The Polls Today
Memorial to Honor
Fallen Virginia
Police Officers
Despite D.C.
Council Efforts,
Earmarks Continue
Local Theater
Receives First
Tony Award Since
1976
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, May 5,
2009
Loudoun County Pit
Bull Policy in
Court
"Classroom on the
Mall" Offers Free
Prom Dresses to
Students with
Financial Need
Power Breakfast -
May 5, 2009
Md. Governor Says
Two-Week School
Closures Over
Swine Flu A CDC
Decision
Democratic PAC
Funds Big Media
Buy in VA Race
Congress Wants
Funding for Bat
Study
DC Council
Recognizes Gay
Marriages
Performed in Other
States
6
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, May 6,
2009
China Approaches
One-Year
Anniversary of
Quake
Environmental
Organizations
Collaborte to
Green Thurgood
Marshall High
Education Task
Force Recommends
Higher Principal
Pay In Maryland
Reading Into D.C.
Students' Future
Power Breakfast -
May 6, 2009
Congressional
Republicans Look
to Block D.C. Gay
Marriage Measure
Two Democrats
Defeated in
Alexandria City
Council Race
Anne Arundel
Delays Debate on
Slots Rezoning
Measure, Again
Barry Says Vote
Against Gay
Marriage Not
Personal
Main Break Floods
Adams Morgan
"Choosing Change"
Shares Glimpse of
Life in Juvenile
Detention
Alexandria
Politicians Try To
Make Sense Of
Surprise Election
Outcome
7
"Trust" Courts
Philanthropists
and Funders
Homeland Security
Director Insists
Privacy Protected
in Maryland
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, May 7,
2009
Hoop Dreams
Nonprofit Helps
D.C. Students
Succeed
Young Playwrights
Perform Oak Hill
Story
U.S. Senate Bill
to Aid DC
Homeless
Appeals Court
Rules Against
Muslim Family
Power Breakfast -
May 7, 2009
Metro Considers
Opening Shops in
Stations
White Powder
Mailed to VA State
Police
8
Virginia's
Governor
Investigates
Poverty
Death Doesn't
Escape Recession
"Shortcut to
Europe" Opens EU
Doors
Area Non-Profits
Share Advice for
Meeting Demand in
Recession
Proponents Fight
To Extend School
Voucher Program
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
May 8-10, 2009
DC Postal Workers
Gather Food to
Help the Hungry
Progress Is Slow
For Alexandria
Cemetery
Explosion At Strip
Mall Devastates
Immigrant Pizza
Store Owner
Two Women Make
Allegations
Against Anne
Arundel County
Executive
Weekend Planner:
Rocknoceros
Power Breakfast -
May 8, 2009
This Week in
Congress
The Future of
HIV/AIDS
Teen Fathers
Search for Support
Job Fair on the
Mall Draws Crowds,
Teaches Skills
9
A "Shortcut to
Europe" in D.C.
AIDS Cases Rise as
Perceived Threat
Falls
Plaintiffs Take
Checkpoints to
Appeals Court
Annual Food Drive
is Especially
Important This
Year
10
Activists Use
Mother's Day To
Call Attention To
Puppy Mills
11
UDC President
Takes on
Opponents,
Reputation in
First Year
Judge Refuses to
Delay Jacks Trial
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, May 11,
2009
VA Sales Tax
Holiday For
Hurricane Season
Heavy Rains Make
Having Fun In
Potomac River
Risky
Postal Workers
Collect Donations
for Food Bank
ACLU, Maryland
State Police in
Court over Racial
Profiling
Power Breakfast -
May 11, 2009
Prince William
County Restores
School Funding
Growth In Virginia
Schools Projected
Wild West Still
Alive in Frederick
County
12
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, May 12,
2009
Virginia Works To
Reboot
Prescription
Systems After
Hacker Attack
Racial Profiling
Goes Before
Maryland Appeals
Court
Transit Agencies
in Maryland, D.C.
Fail to Reach
Agreement on Cards
License Plate
Readers Fight
Crime, Raise
Questions about
Privacy
D.C. Releases
Final Pedestrian
Safety Plan
Honor Flag Comes
to Washington
Leopold Scandal
Puts Anne Arundel
GOP In Political
Pickle
Area Still Shaped
by Ancient Impact
Power Breakfast -
May 12, 2009
Sniper Appealing
Death Sentence
Immigration May
Contribute to
Foreclosure Rates
13
Commentary...DC
Voting Rights
Versus Gun
Law...Walter Smith
DC Budget to Raise
$7.1 Million
Through Additional
Parking Tickets
"Conversations"...Michael
Cottman Speaks
With Ted Okon...
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, May 13,
2009
Congress Debates
Tobacco Crackdown
Virginia's
Libraries Getting
Connected
Former Head of
American Task
Force on Palestine
Sentenced
Bandalong Litter
Trap Installed in
Anacostia
O'Malley, Kaine,
Fenty Join EPA to
Announce New
Chesapeake Bay
Restoration
Power Breakfast -
May 13, 2009
Prom Marks Peak in
Drunk Driving
Deaths for Teens
Proponents Fight
For School Voucher
Program
Students Sue Over
Inauguration
Asian Business
Owners in
Montgomery County
Report Telephone
Threats
14
Baltimore City
Hall to Get
Repairs
The Secret of the
Black-Eyed Susan
Blanket
Maryland
Commission
Approves Hospital
Rate Increase
Preakness Preview:
A Jockey's Life
Two New Domestic
Violence Housing
Facilities in DC
Nurses Converge on
Capitol to Lobby
for Better Health
Care
Commentary: Global
Water Crisis
Power Breakfast -
May 14, 2009
D.C. Police Chief
Disbands Hostage
Negotiation Team
Minority
Populations Grow
in Virginia
Art Beat with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, May 14,
2009
Growing Numbers of
Uninsured
Immigrants Flood
D.C.'s Free
Clinics
Five-Cent Fee On
Disposable
Carry-Out Bags
Moves Along
Local Groups
Battle D.C.
Dropout Rate
Tennessee Teen
Arrested for
Threatening
Maryland H.S.
Students and Staff
15
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
May 15-17, 2009
VA Offers Free
Fishing Days in
June
Alexandria To
Consider Moving
Elections
Local G.M.
Dealerships Await
Word on Future
Metro Wants to Buy
Power Wholesale
Vets Appealing
Claims In D.C.
Often Wind Up
Homeless
Lawmakers Focus on
Treating Veterans'
PTSD
D.C. Church
Allowed to Move
Forward With
Demolition Plans
Railroad Work
Means Road
Closures in
Spotsylvania
County
Manufacturers Shed
Dealerships
Weekend Planner:
The Bike Prom
Power Breakfast -
May 15, 2009
Youth As
Anti-Dropout
Advocates
D.C. Mayor Pushes
for Emergency
Crime Bill
Maryland Seniors
Making Progress on
Graduation
Requirements
Weekly Chat with
The Washington
Post
"MyCommuteSucks.org"
Launches on Bike
to Work Day
As Transportation
Bill Heads to
Congress,
Commuters Hit the
Streets
16
Judge Reverses
Firing of
Frederick County
Corrections
Officer
Local Non-Profit
Works to Improve
Air Quality
17
Alexandria Debates
Change to Election
Law
18
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, May 18,
2009
Segregating
Special Ed
Students no Longer
DC Public Schools
Chancellor
Michelle Rhee
Wants 27 Million
Dollars In
Educatio
Attendance Down at
Preakness
Despite Economy,
Army Recruiting
Still Has Its
Challenges
Va. Hosts Teen
Rocket Launching
Contest
Power Breakfast -
May 18, 2009
D.C. CFO Weighs in
on Bag Tax
Push On For
Posting Medical
Records Online
Family Justice
Center Opens In
Montgomery County
Former Soldier
Pleads Guilty to
Conspiracy
19
Economy Forcing
D.C. Fire
Department
Cutbacks
Commentary...Poverty...Helene
Gayle
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, May 19,
2009
The Benefits of a
Blushing Leaf
O'Malley Want to
Jam Cell Phone
Calls From
Prisoners
Local Asian
Business Owners on
High Alert After
Threatening Calls
District Wins
Lawsuit Against
Virginia 'Loan
Sharks'
Power Breakfast -
May 19, 2009
Satellite Designed
to Give U.S.
Troops Edge
Chrysler Dealers
Worried About
Being 'Replaced'
Chrysler Dealers
Worried About
Being Replaced
20
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, May 20,
2009
Local Fire
Departments Burned
By Economy
MD Gov. Signs New
Domestic Violence
Legislation Into
Law
Funds Approved for
Chesapeake Bay's
Blue Crab
Population
Senator Jim Webb
Opposes Taking
Gitmo Prisoners
VA Democratic
Candidates for
Governor Question
Records in Final
Debate
Power Breakfast -
May 20, 2009
Dem. Candidates
for Governor
Attack,
Differentiate in
Final Debate
Memorial Day
Travel Expected To
Be Up In Region
Incorrectly
Installed Pipe
Caused River Road
Main Break
Three Arrested in
Northeast
Shootings
21
"Art Beat" -
Thursday, May 21,
2009
Annapolis
Alderman, Mayoral
Candidate Charged
with Sex Offense
Is End In Sight
For Long Abandoned
N. Arlington
Building?
D.C. Police: Three
in Custody in
Connection with
Tuesday Shooting
Commentary: Don't
Blame The Military
Power Breakfast
May 21, 2009
Herndon Police
Chief Pushes
Immigration
Enforcement
Program on Capitol
Hill
Televisions to
Lose Signal in FCC
Test
Soldier Killed in
Military Clinic
Laid to Rest
"Urban Fossils" at
Georgetown Gallery
Protesters
Arrested For
Action at
Congressman's
Office
Founders Day
Commemorates
African-American
Infusion in Civil
War Armed Forces
22
"Art Beat" -
Weekend Events,
May 22-24, 2009
Ground Broken For
Trinidad
Recreation Center
One Man's Gun is
Another Man's Art
D.C. Defense of
Marriage Act Seeks
To Circumvent D.C.
Council
More Swine Flu
Cases in
Washington Region
Many War Vets
Coping With PTSD
Veterans Group
Uses Mem'l Day
Sales To Raise
Funds
Officials Warn
About Dangers on
the Potomac
Weekend Planner:
Night at the
Smithsonian
Power Breakfast -
May 22, 2009
Montgomery County
Cuts Program
Funding, Raises
Parking Rates
Drop in Gas Price
Expected to Yield
Rise in Holiday
Travel
Weekly Chat with
The Washington
Post
Maryland To
Tighten
Requirements On
Construction
Runoff
Slow Memorial Day
Could Mean Rough
Summer for
Airlines
This Week in
Congress
Washington Post
Endorses Deeds
23
Tobacco Companies
Guilty of
Racketeering and
Fraud
Judge: No
Conditions For
Marion Barry
24
Nazi Graffiti On
Elementary School
Shocks
Neighborhood
25
Veterans Share
Their Stories In
Operation
Homecoming
Honoring the
Fallen: Vietnam
Veterans Memorial
Collection
Rockville's Local
Memorial Getaway
Grief Camp Helps
Families Of Fallen
Soldiers
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, May 25,
2009
Bikers Rally
Honors POWs and
MIAs
Economy May
Actually Be
Helping Beach
Resort Towns
Loudoun
Authorities Find
No Signs of Foul
Play in Traffic
Death
Rhee Trying to
Reverse D.C.
Council's $27.5
Million Budget Cut
Vietnam Stories
Told Around a
Women's Memorial
National Memorial
Day Parade Draws
Thousands to
Remember the
Fallen
26
Northern Virginia
Organizes Against
Gangs
Commentary...Children's
Mental
Health...Celia
Serkin
Survivors of
Torture Join
Together for
Support
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, May 26,
2009
Virginia Man
Survives
Helicopter Crash
in New Hampshire
Power Breakfast -
May 26, 2009
Baltimore Schools
Tries to Double
Number of Teach
for America
Educators
Local Democrats
Like Obama's
Supreme Court
Choice
Prison Guards In
Maryland Plead
Guilty To
Assaulting An
Inmate
Local leaders
React To Sotamayor
Pick
Legalized Gay
Marriage Remain
Focus for DC
Council Despite
Ruling in
California
27
Schools in
Maryland to Get
Test Results
Landmark Status
Sought For
Baltimore Train
Station
Coach Arrested On
Sexual Battery
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, May 27,
2009
Trapeze School
Moves From
Baltimore to D.C.
Power Breakfast -
May 27, 2009
VA DMV to
Motorists: Don't
Smile for the
Camera
StepAfrika!
Celebrates 15
Years
D.C. Mayor
Promises a
Smoother Summer
Jobs Program
28
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, May 28,
2009
US Chemical Safety
Board Blames
Welding Defects
Commentary: The
Language
Curmudgeon
Combining Dance
Forms and Cultural
Diversity
Performance Varies
Widely on Maryland
High School Exit
Exams
Rats Don't Stray
Far from Home
Urban Teens Top
List of DC's
Dogfighting
Concerns
Congress Considers
Tightening
Labeling
Restrictions On
Fur Clothing
Power Breakfast -
May 28, 2009
Opponents of
Same-Sex Marriage
Propose Referendum
in D.C.
MD Students
Quarantined in
China
U.S. Attorney for
the District
Leaves Post For
Private Sector
Republican A.G.
Candidate John
Brownlee Calls For
Investigation
Teach for America
Turns Thousands
Away
Research Out On
D.C. Voucher
Program
29
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
May 29-31, 2009
The Alliance for
Childhood Says
Children Being
Robbed of Playtime
Lincoln Letter
Returned; Memorial
Re-Dedicated
Massive
Development To
Transform
Anacostia
Waterfront
Neighborhood
Weekend Planner:
High School
Baseball in
Nationals Park
Power Breakfast -
May 29, 2009
Virginia GOP
Delegates to
Decide Nomination
for State Races
D.C. Council
Grills Nominee for
State
Superintendent of
Education
Weekly Chat with
The Washington
Post
MD Seeking Rate
Relief For BGE
Customers
Silver Spring
Teachers and
Students Released
from Chinese
Quarantine
Ants Invade
Smithsonian Museum
Speed Camera
Opponents Cry Big
Brother
D.C. Aims for "New
Beginnings" at
Youth Detention
Center
This Week in
Congress
30
Maryland DMV Not
Accepting
Applications from
Illegal Immigrants
Opponents Pursue
Gay Marriage
Referendum
31
Bringing Tennis to
DC Schools

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A Closer Look at
Creigh Deeds
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, June 1,
2009
Juvenile Escapes
From Detention
Facility One Day
After it Opens
Cuccinelli
Victorious On
Convention Floor
At Convention,
Glimmers Of Hope
For Va. GOP
D.C.P.S.
Chancellor
Prepares For Busy
Summer
Power Breakfast -
June 1, 2009
Speed Camera
Referendum Effort
in Maryland Falls
Short
Gang-Related
Prosecutions Surge
Juvenile Inmate
Escapes From
High-Tech Facility
National Education
Standards Embraced
By Many
2
Prince George's
Budget Makes Broad
Cuts
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, June 2,
2009
Dominion Gives $1
Million to Health
Clinics
Virginia's
Republican Ticket
Heads Out
A Closer Look at
Terry McAuliffe
Inmate Escapes
From New D.C.
Youth Facility
Power Breakfast -
June 2, 2009
Virginia Supreme
Court Hears Death
Row Case
Maryland Car
Dealers Speak Out
On GM Bankruptcy
Pastors in D.C.
Unite to Support
Marriage Equality
No Charges In Jail
Death
3
Business
Conference
Organizers Get Low
Marks from Better
Business Bureau
Brian Moran
Engages Campaign
Of A Lifetime
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, June 3,
2009
Woman May Continue
To Post Social
Security Numbers
D.C. Council
Passes Initial
"Bag Bill"
Unanimously
Death of Teen
Causes Community
to Reevaluate
Public Safety
Metro Looks At
Improving Bus
Stops
Power Breakfast -
June 3, 2009
Saudi Textbooks
Under Fire
New Car Technology
Takes A Backseat
As Auto Industry
Collapses
First Lady
Addresses Students
at D.C. Charter
School
Commencement
Progressives
Convene In
Washington
4
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, June 4,
2009
Bob McDonnell
Carries Hopes of
Virginia's GOP
Virginia's
Governor Pushes
for Federal
Transportation
Dollars Desperate
For Transportation
Options
Transportation
Funding In Va. At
Crisis Levels,
Secretary Says
D.C. Council
Considers New
Proposals to
Enhance Tenants
Rights
Demonstrators From
Tiananmen Mark
Anniversary
Power Breakfast -
June 4, 2009
Statistical Dead
Heat in Virginia
Primary
Lightning Kills
Boy, Injures
Another in VA
D.C. Inmates at
West Virginia
Prison Stay
Connected Back
Home
5
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
June 5-7, 2009
D.C. Ranks High
for Cocaine,
Marijuana, Binge
Alcohol Use
Environmentalists
Differ In Virginia
Race
Mid-Atlantic
Governors Form
Council on Oceans
Weekend Planner:
"Best Bets" for
June
Power Breakfast -
June 5, 2009
Justice Department
Withholds
Baltimore Stimulus
Money
Weekly Chat with
The Washington
Post
Weighing Religious
Face Coverings And
Courthouse Safety
in MD
D.C. Hopes To Keep
Non-Profits With
Stimulus
Incentives
This Week in
Congress
"All Hands on
Deck" in D.C. for
Police and City
Agencies
6
New Study Suggests
High Estrogen
Levels May Be
Linked To Fish
Kills
Personalities
Abound In Local
Primary Race In
Arlington
7
National Press
Club Helps
Journalists
Navigate An
Industry in Flux
Psychic Readings
for Pampered Pets
8
District's
Inauguration
Review Finds
Successful Safety
Plan
Fireworks
Suspended at Nats
Ballpark
Plotting a DNA
Path Of Human
Migration
District's
Inauguration
Review Finds
Successful Safety
Plan
Civil Rights
Groups Urge Poll
Workers to Honor
Spirit of Law
Loyola of
Baltimore Pilots
Test-Optional
Admission Policy
MD Research Firm
Accused of Lab
Animal Misuse
Art Beat for
Monday, June 8th
Whites, African
Americans Remember
Complicated Past
Of Confederate
Army
U.S. Is Fertile
Ground for U.K.
Medical Tourism
Pampered Pooches
Recovering After
Benefit Ball
Power Breakfast -
June 8, 2009
Metro Operators
Still Opening
Doors Before Cars
Reach Platform
Metro to Fix Gaps
in Access for
Walkers, Cyclists
Virginia Governor
Allocates $17
million for
Foreclosed Homes
Maryland Makes
Progress on
Planting 1 Million
Trees
Tony Awards Honor
Arlington's
Signature Theater
Report Released On
River Road Broken
Water Main
9
Severe
Thunderstorms Ring
In Primary Day In
Virginia
Graduation Rates
Out for Region's
High School
Students
Montgomery County
Looking At
Expanding Speed
Camera Program
Maryland's High
Court Hears Slots
Appeal
Mosquitoes in
Fairfax Test
Positive for West
Nile Virus
Science Donors
Honored At Special
Mass
"Art Beat" for
Tuesday, June 9th
2009
Infirm Homeless
Woman Dies at
Shelter's Steps
D.C Fire Chief,
Council Member
Spar at Oversight
Hearing
Power Breakfast -
June 9, 2009
DC Voting Rights
Bill Fizzles
10
Jewish Community
Rocked By Museum
Shooting
"Conversations"...Michael
Cottman speaks
with Edward
Orzechowski of
Catholic Charities
Commentary...Affordable
Housing...Father
John Adams
"Art Beat" for
Wednesday, June
10th 2009
Ban on Fireworks
Lifted at
Nationals Stadium
Former Democratic
Primary Foe Moran
Now Urges Support
for Deeds
Small Percentage
of Virginia
Democrats Turnout
to Vote in Primary
Election
Deeds Scores
Decisive Win in
Democratic
Gubernatorial
Primary
McAuliffe Comes Up
Short in VA
Primary
Power Breakfast -
June 10, 2009
Nudists Make
Appearances on
Capitol Hill
Maryland
Congresswoman
Pushes for Health
Care Bill
Deeds Captures
Democratic
Nomination for Va.
Governor
Long Commutes In
City-Owned Cars
Costing Baltimore
Holocaust Museum
Shooting Stuns
Local Jewish
Community
Virginia Democrats
chose Creigh Deeds
To Face Bob
McDonnell
11
Study: Recession
May Play Role in
Domestic, Dating
Violence
"Art Beat" with
Sabri Ben-Achour -
Thursday, June 11,
2009
Fred Fiske:
Same-Sex Marriage
Study Highlights
Teen Dating
Violence in Tough
Economic Times
Bill Would Order
G.M. and Chrysler
to Honor Contracts
Fallen Security
Guard Remembered
Von Brunn's
Neighbor Speaks
Sen. Dick Durbin
Speaks About D.C.
Voucher Program
Maryland Stimulus
Dollars Flow
Through Jessup
Asphalt Plant
Power Breakfast -
June 11, 2009
Metro Looks to Cut
Cost of Services
for Disabled
Passengers
Tornado Touches
Down in Maryland
12
Reuben Jackson:
Words Like Punches
Alexandria Braces
for Possibility of
Guantanamo
Detainees
Homeless Woman's
Death Outside a
Shelter Raises
Questions
Wellesley College
Names
International
Studies for
Madeleine Albright
"Art Beat" with
Sabri Ben-Achour -
Friday & Weekend
Events, June
12-14th, 2
Weekend Planner:
SILVERDOCS Preview
Planning
Commission Gives
Approval to
Islamic Saudi
Academy Expansion
Power Breakfast -
June 12, 2009
Holocaust Museum
Shooting Spurs
Calls for Unity
Man Charged in
Holocaust Memorial
Shooting Visited
Naval Academy
Weekly Chat with
The Washington
Post
Metro Gets Nearly
$18,000,000 in
Stimulus Funding
This Week in
Congress
Visitors Flock
Back to Holocaust
Museum Two Days
After Fatal
Shooting
13
Alexandria
Considers Election
Change
Potomac Trail
Network Gets New
Link
Local Church
Holding Free
Health Fair
DC's Persian
Americans Show
Disbelief at Iran
Election
14
VA Welcomes Home
The Next
Generation of
Veterans
Voice of America
in D.C. Reacts to
Iran Elections
15
"Art Beat" with
Sabri Ben-Achour,
Monday June 15
2009
Housing May Be
Therapeutic For
Homeless
Using Yoga for
Community Action
Ailing Veteran
Receives Help
After Incident At
VA Hospital
D.C. Lawmaker
Wants Stimulus
Jobs Posted Online
D.C. Crime Bill
Targets Gangs,
Guns and Stolen
Cars
Power Breakfast -
June 15, 2009
Hearing Expected
for Suspect in
Museum Shooting
Small Virginia
Town Looks to Be
Leader in
Coal-Fired Power
Plant Emissions
Research
Maryland Preparing
for 60,000 BRAC
Jobs
School in
Montgomery County
Earns Blue Ribbon
For Reversing Poor
Grades
16
Finding Homes For
Public Charter
School Buildings
"Art Beat" with
Sabri Ben-Achour -
Tuesday, June
16th, 2009
D.C. Council To
Vote on Civil
Injunctions
Power Breakfast -
June 16, 2009
V.A. Quiet about
Review in
Interview Incident
Maryland Senate
President Pushes
Prince George's
For Action on WSSC
Kaine
Administration
Details $300
Million Budget
Hole
D.C. Council
Rejects Civil
Injunctions
First Lady Urges
Spirit of
Community Service
D.C. Bag Tax
Approved
17
"Conversations"...Michael
Cottman speaks
with Julia Wilson
about Africa's
Image
Adapting and
Mitigating Climate
Change
Consequences
DC Summer Meals
Program Launches
in Consolidated
Locations
John Hinckley Gets
More Freedom
Law Enforcement
Officials Urge
Drivers to Hit the
Breaks
Art Beat" with
Sabri Ben-Achour -
Wednesday, June
17th, 2009
Power Breakfast -
June 17, 2009
Hate Crimes
Rising, say Civil
Rights Groups
Virginia Prisons
Going Tobacco Free
D.C. Students Come
Together for
Showcase
D.C. Ranks 6th in
Driver
Courteousness
New Chapel To
Honor Fallen
Marines
Purple Line Takes
Major Step Forward
18
"The
Turnaround"...Part
One ...Dan Charles
"The
Turnaround"...Part
Two...Dan Charles
"The
Turnaround"...Part
Three...Dan
Charles
"The
Turnaround"...Part
Four...Dan Charles
EPA Seeks Public
Comment On Mercury
Emissions
D.C. Sued Over Gay
Marriage
"Art Beat" with
Sabri Ben-Achour -
Thursday, June
18th, 2009
The Nine Lives of
Marion Barry
Restored Historic
D.C. Courthouse
Reopens
Local Clergy
Members Rally For
Comprehensive
Immigration Reform
Fred Fiske: Love
Me, Love My GPS
Power Breakfast -
June 18, 2009
"Green"
Renovations in
D.C. Building
Attracts
Congressional
Attention
D.C. Adds
Interactive Map to
Sex-Offender
Registry
DC United Asks
Soccer Fans for
New Stadium Input
Vienna Police
Investigate
Elderly Customers
Death
19
Woman Accused to
Killing, Freezing
Adopted Daughters
Indicted
Hundreds Gather
for Funeral of
Slain Holocaust
Museum Security
Officer
Juneteenth Freedom
Celebration Marks
144th Anniversary
Funeral Held For
Museum Guard
Future Uncertain
for Displaced
Tenants
D.C. Jobless Rate
Passes 10 Percent
D.C.P.S. Teacher
Layoffs Continue
This Week In
Congress
MD Governor Touts
Expansion of Home
Weatherization
Program
Berwyn Heights
Mayor Outraged By
Sheriff's Report
Virginia Cuts
Funding for
Transportation
Construction
Projects, 19 Rest
Areas
Friends and
Relatives
Celebrate Life of
Holocaust Security
Officer
Renovated Homeless
Shelter Opens in
Montgomery County
Fenty Renews Push
For Injunctions
Md. Authorities
Seize Illegal Beer
Mourners Gather to
Celebrate Life of
Slain Holocaust
Museum Guard
"Art Beat" with
Sabri Ben-Achour -
Friday and Weekend
Events, June 19th
- 21st
Columbia Heights
Shooting Connected
To Jobs Program
Weekend Planner:
50 Best
Restaurants in
D.C.
Power Breakfast -
June 19, 2009
Celebrities Push
for Arts Education
Funding
WASA Head to Take
Lead WSSC
Weekly Chat with
The Washington
Post
O'Malley Calls For
Review of Animal
Cruelty Laws
20
Community Rallies
to Support
Struggling Food
Banks
D.C. Looks To
Tighten Human
Trafficking Laws
FBI: Von Brunn
Likely to Recover,
No Court Date Set
As Violence Flares
Back Home, Iranian
Expats Take To
Streets of D.C.
21
Fathers Rally on
the National Mall
to Encourage More
Responsible
Parenting
Va. Hotel Workers
Urge Boycott Of
Their Own
Workplace
22
D.C.'s Ward Six to
Receive Humane
Society Training
to Reduce Dog
Bites
"Art Beat" with
Sabri Ben-Achour -
Monday, June 22nd,
2009
Area Homeowners
Facing Foreclosure
Flock to Meet with
Counselors
Protests Continue
In D.C. Against
Iranian Election
Summer Jobs
Program Kicks Off
Power Breakfast -
June 22, 2009
NOW Elects
President from
Maryland
Ft. Meade Cleanup
Agreement Reached
Elderly Evacuated
Because of Fire
Maryland Health
Officials Hope to
Prevent Nursing
Shortage
Maryland Health
Officials Hope to
Prevent Nursing
Shortage
EPA to Now Oversee
Clean Up at
Maryland's Fort
Meade
Berwyn Heights
Mayor Files
Lawsuit Over SWAT
Team Raid
Number Of People
With Vision
Problems In D.C.
Expected To
Increase
Four Dead, 70
Injured in Train
Collision on
Metro's Red Line
23
Maryland Senator
Critical Of NIH
New HIV Map
Highlights the
South, VA and DC
D.C. Native
Inducted Into
National Public
Charter Schools
Hall of Fame
"Art Beat" with
Sabri Ben-Achour
-- Tuesday, June
23rd 2009
Crash Deadliest in
Metro's History
Power Breakfast -
June 23, 2009
D.C. Native
Inducted Into
National Public
Charter Schools
Hall of Fame
Update on the
Fatal Metro Crash
Metro Riders
Notice Empty Front
Cars Day After
Crash
Officials Wonder
Whether Metro
Crash Could Have
Been Prevented
Metro Creates Fund
To Help Victim's
Of Monday's Train
Crash
Union Chief: This
never should have
happened
24
"Conversations"...Michael
Cottman Speaks
With David
Anderson About
Race And Religion
Speed Camera
Symposium In
Montgomery County
Today
"Art Beat" with
Sabri Ben-Achour
-- Wednesday,
June 24th 2009
Investigators To
Test Tracks at
Metro Crash Site
Educators Discuss
Ways to Keep
Students In School
Aging Rail Cars
May Not Have
Caused Crash, But
Probably Made it
Worse
Metro Officials
Say Replacing
Aging Cars Would
Cost Approximately
$1 Billion
Grief Counselors
Meeting With Metro
Employees
Former D.C.
National Guard
Leader Among
Victims of Metro
Crash
First Responders
Praise Victims of
Metro Crash
Power Breakfast -
June 24, 2009
Dulles Toll Road
Fees Could Soon
Rise
Metro Union Says
Members Feel
Unsafe
Investigation
Continues in Metro
Crash
25
Virginia Delegate
Announces
Retirement
Conversations...First
Responders and
Trauma... Michael
Cottman speaks
with Dr. Siddharth
Ashvin Shah


"Art Beat" with
Sabri Ben-Achour -
Thursday, June
25th 2009
D.C. Firefighter
Reflects on the
Fort Totten Metro
Crash
Some Metro Riders
Avoiding Front and
Rear of Cars
Power Breakfast -
June 25, 2009
Area Senators Push
for Federal Metro
Funding
Investigators Find
'Anomalies' in
Track Circuit Near
Metro Crash
D.C. City Agencies
Cut Budgets
Congressional
Black Caucus Gets
Tested
NTSB Says Too
Early to Tell if
Circuit Failed
Family Files First
Lawsuit Over Train
Collision, Alleges
Negligence
Crash Raises
Questions About
Rail Car
Regulation
26
Metro GM: Train
Operator Saved
Lives
This Week In
Congress
Fred Fiske on
Prison Reform
Child Drowns At
Aquatics Center
Emergency Drill
Expected Today In
D.C.
"Art Beat" with
Sabri Ben-Achour
-- Friday, June
26th 2009
Alexandria
Candidate's
Residency
Challenged
Psychologist Tells
How Best To Talk
To Children About
Metro Crash
Claims Begin to
Pour in against
Transit Agency
Growing Number of
19-21 Year Olds In
the Foster Care
System
DC's Trinidad
Community Searches
for Answers after
Police Shooting
Weekend Planner:
Pool Parties at
the Capitol
Skyline Hotel
Power Breakfast -
June 26, 2009
NTSB Release Test
Results, Details
of Interview With
Surviving
Conductor
Weekly Chat with
The Washington
Post
Superintendent of
Metro's Automatic
Control System
Reassigned
Hundreds Watch
Historic Eastern
Market Reopen
Faith Leaders Pray
for Victims of
Metro Crash
27
Authorities Crack
Down on Drunken
Boating
Folklife Festival
Provides a Forum
to Share Culture
28
Moran Seeks Water
Bottle Fee
Investigation
Continues Into MD
Pool Drowning
29
Lawsuit Filed
Against Mirant
Chalk Point Power
Plant
Ambulance User
Fees In Montgomery
County Dealt
Another Setback
Young Entrepreneur
Sprays His Way Out
of Recession
"Art Beat" with
Sabri Ben-Achour -
Tuesday, June 30th
2009
"Art Beat" with
Sabri Ben-Achour -
Monday, June 29th
2009
Afterschool And
Summer Camps
Struggle Because
of Recession
Delays Continue on
Metro's Red Line
U.S. Census Bureau
Urges Caribbean
Community to fill
out 2010 Census
Gas Station
Retailers
Disappearing in
Washington region
Pool Safety
Experts Weary of
Teen Lifeguards
9/11 World
Influences Museum
Spy Games
D.C. Tax Scam
Leader to be
Sentenced
Power Breakfast -
June 29, 2009
Judge Hears Update
on D.C.'s Child
and Family
Services Agency
Progress
Montgomery County
Council Considers
Ambulance Fees,
Again
Debt Counseling
For Some Virginia
Families Facing
Foreclosure
Virginia Lawmakers
Claim Pain Relief
Withheld
Fewer To Travel
During Fourth of
July Holiday
30
Rapid-Bus Transit
Could Be Coming To
Montgomery County
D.C. Used-Car
Dealers Plead for
Patience in Wake
of New Rules
Groups Sue Over
Chesapeake
Pollution
First Lady
Promotes Local
Health Clinic
Power Breakfast -
June 30, 2009
Virginia Sends
Almost All State
Tax Refunds
Mother Accuses
Guards of Killing
Son, Files suit
Flurry Of Votes By
Montgomery County
Council
Holocaust Museum
Shooter Unfit for
Court
Mastermind Behind
Massive Tax Fraud
Sentenced
Mother Sues Prince
George's County
Over Son's Death
in Jail
Effort To Block
Gay Marriage Law
Rejected By D.C.
Judge
Metro GM: Manual
Mode to Continue
Until Experts
Evaluate Automatic
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July 2009
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1
New Laws Take
Effect in Virginia
Virginia Enacts
New Rules on Guns
Metro Planning For
BRAC At National
Naval Medical
Center
"Art Beat" with
Sabri Ben-Achour -
Wednesday, July
1st 2009
District Seeks
Embezzled Money
from Bank
Power Breakfast -
July 1, 2009
Blair Ewing, Noted
Public Servant
From Montgomery
County, Dies at 75
Metro Driver
Hailed As Hero
Metro's "NextBus"
to Give Real-Time
Arrivals
D.C. Ex-Offenders
Want Protection
Against Bias
Second Swine Flu
Case in Virginia
Investigators Say
Metro Signalling
System Failed Days
Before Crash
Health Officials
Issue Warning
After Summer's
First Heat Related
Deaths
2
"Conversations"...Michael
Cottman speaks
with Dr. Marjorie
Innocent
"Art Beat" with
Sabri Ben-Achour -
Thursday, July 2nd
2009
D.C. Councilman
Wants Cap on Cab
Drivers
Homelessness Isn't
Just for Adults
Is Virginia's New
Anti-Texting Law
Enforceable?
D.C. Homeless Pay
Tribute to Michael
Jackson
Pool Safety
Advocates Remind
Parents to Keep a
Watchful Eye
Fred Fiske: Summer
Gas Prices
Power Breakfast -
July 2, 2009
Former Congressman
On Trial
Homeless Advocates
Say Economy
Causing
Overcrowding at
Shelters
3
Art Beat" with
Sabri Ben-Achour -
Friday, July 3rd
2009
More People
Flying, but Not to
National Mall
D.C. Council
Considers
Protected Status
For Ex-Offenders
Judge Allows Suit
Again Wells Fargo
to Move Forward
CPSC Says Tough
Economic Times
Could Lead to More
Backyard Fireworks
Weekly Chat with
The Washington
Post
D.C. Organization
Sponsors Free Taxi
Rides July 4th
Race In Virginia
Is Seen As A
Bellwether
Judge Rejects
Constellation
Energy Appeal
Animal Shelter
Prepares For
Runaway Pets After
Fourth Of July
Fireworks
Power Breakfast -
July 3, 2009
Weekend Planner:
The Other Parades
O'Malley Uses
Clemency Power For
Second Time in Two
Weeks
First Fireworks at
Mount Vernon
Metrorail Updates
for Holiday Riders
AAA: Overall
Holiday Travel to
Drop as Air Travel
is on the Rise
"Next Dimension"
Offering Vittles
and Vets
4
July 4th Drinkers
Have a Free
SoberRide Home
Keeping Pets Safe
on Independence
Day
Hagerstown
Restaurant Offers
Vittles and Vets
Still Easy to Get
Illegal Fireworks
Post Fireworks
Display May
Challenge
Metrorail
5
Effects of Supreme
Court Felt in
Virginia
New Rules for
Wilson Bridge
A Summer Camp for
"Sugarfoots"
Providing Shelter
for Women in
Northeast
Washington
Green Lights for
Holiday Street
Traffic
6
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, July 6,
2009
Alexandria Sex
Shop Prompts
Historic
Preservation
Dispute
'Intelligent'
Systems Monitored
July 4 Traffic
Relaxed Security
Leads To Smooth
July Fourth For
Metro
Tiger Woods
Provides Boost To
Montgomery
County's Economy
Barry Supporters
Remain Loyal
Bad Air Linked To
Older Cars
Power Breakfast -
July 6, 2009
Marion Barry
Detractors May
Come Out of the
Woodwork
Toll Road
Generates More
Revenue Despite
Lighter Traffic
Attorney For Barry
Denies Stalking
Charge
Armed Exercises on
Metro in
Montgomery County
Tuesday
Virginia State
Police Report 10
Deaths Over
Holiday Weekend
7
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, July 7,
2009
GM's Baltimore
Transmission Plant
Resumes Production
Homeowners near
Maryland's Ft.
Detrick Keep Tabs
on Army's Toxic
Clean-up
D.C. Vote Gears Up
For Another
Possible Gun
Amendment
D.C. Gay Marriage
Law Takes Effect
Uighur Leader
Denies Accusations
of Inciting Riot
Power Breakfast -
July 7, 2009
Metro Considers
Red Line Rehab
Funeral Home
Worker Says He Was
Fired for Talking
to Media
Chesapeake Bay
Increasingly
Dangerous to
Humans
Fenty Signs "Bag
Bill"
Berwyn Heights
Mayor Criticizes
Nation's Drug
Enforcement
Policies
Kaine Rejects
Second FOIA
Request
8
HOT Lanes Threaten
Historic
Neighborhoods
Barry Hired
Ex-Girlfriend As
Contractor
D.C. Closer to
Medical Marijuana
Referendum,
Publicly Funded
Abortions
Power Breakfast -
July 8, 2009
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, July 8,
2009
D.C. Can Vote on
Medical Marijuana,
Again
Metro Operator
Suspended for
Texting
Baltimore Moves
Towards Installing
Speed Cameras
COG Wants to
Appeal to White
House for Metro
Funding
9
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, July 9,
2009
Baltimore Animal
Abuse Getting
Special Task Force
Maryland Governor:
Too Soon To Judge
Stimulus Impact
Prince George's
County to Offer
Stimulus Break on
Foreclosed Homes
Fred Fiske:
Dinnertime Wrath
"Conversations"...Michael
Cottman speaks
with author
Tenickia Robinson
Prosecutors Drop
Stalking Charges
Against Barry
Power Breakfast -
July 9, 2009
Congress Debates
Granting Benefits
to Same-Sex
Partners of
Federal Employees
Virginia Considers
Stricter Rules On
Runoff
Pit Bull Caged For
Six Weeks After It
Bites Police
Officer
Prosecutors
Withdraw Subpoenas
in Dixon Case
O'Malley Wants
Clearer Swine Flu
School Closure
Guidance from
Federal Govt
Black History
Museum Pivotal in
Genealogy Project
10
Weekly Chat with
The Washington
Post
D.C. Launches
Investigation into
Barry Contract
Controversy
Alexandria Inmates
Graduate High
School
Stimulus Money
Headed for
Virginia Buses
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
July 10-12, 2009
D.C. Attorney
General "Ready" To
Investigate Barry
Contract
Corrections Guards
Fired at New D.C.
Juvenile Justice
Center
Weekend Planner:
Best Bets
Power Breakfast
Homelessness Among
Families in DC Up
Much More than
National Average
MD Faces Yet
Another, Even
Worse, Budget Gap
MD Republicans To
Return Campaign
Money to GOP Chair
Steele
Suspected
Holocaust Shooter
Still Not Able To
Appear In Court
"Policy
Greenhouse"
Pitches Lawmakers
on Enviro Projects
This Week in
Congress
Appeals Court
Rules Against D.C.
In Checkpoint
Lawsuit
11
12
Park Ranger
Rededicates
Mislabeled Civil
War-Era Graves In
D.C.
Eastern Market
Business Up After
Reopening
13
Local Parent Child
Center Hoping For
Federal Stimulus
Dollars
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, July 13,
2009
Banita Jacks Trial
Set to Begin
D.C. Trying To
Draw International
Tourists To
Capital
Iran Freedom Group
Labeled
'Terrorist'
Marches on Capitol
Hill
D.C. Bill Pushes
To Make Voting
Easier
Ex-Prosecutor To
Probe Marion Barry
Contract
Power Breakfast
Monday July 13th
D.C. May Make It
Easier To Vote
Judge Denies
Motion to Postpone
Jacks Case
Virginia Offers
Small Loans to
State Employees
Major Change Could
Be Made To CCT
Washington
Nationals Fire
Manager Acta
DC Annual Test
Results Show Gains
Start of Jacks
Trial Still on
Hold, Judge to
Rule on
Interrogation
14
New Research At
The National
Arboretum
D.C. Takes Another
Stab at Summer
Jobs for Kids
Inquiry Continues
into Death of
Homeless Woman
Maryland Lawmakers
Back Local Car
Dealerships
Eastern Market
Vendors React to
Proposed FDA Rules
Fairfax County
Wants D.C. to
Criminalize
Under-Age Drinking
Laws
Free Parking At
Rockville Public
Library Under
Question
Interrogation
Tapes of Banita
Jacks Reviewed
Litigation Chief
in MD's Atty.
Gen.'s Office
Named to Serve FCC
New Report
Measures Gaps
Between Students
U.S. Supreme Court
Stays Execution in
Virginia
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, July 14,
2009
U.S. Supreme Court
Stays Virginia
Execution
Chancellor
Michelle Rhee
Talks About DC
Public School Test
Scores
Rezoning of
Islamic School
Reignites Debate
in Fairfax County
Congress Holding
First Metro Crash
Hearing
Power Breakfast
07-14-09
Fairfax Wants
Stiffer Drinking
Penalties in D.C.
Judge Hears
Interrogation
Tapes of Banita
Jacks
Hearing Continues
on Metro Crash
Journalist Jean
Sprain Wilson Dies
in Rockville
15
Funding For Summer
Jobs Program In
D.C. Still
Uncertain
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, July
15, 2009
Metro Train
Signaling System
Continues To
Falter
Homeless Advocates
in DC Worry Law
Enforcement May
Play Larger Role
Free Parking
Splits Library
Supporters In
Rockville
Prince William
County Plans
Growth
Judge to Wrap Up
Review of Jacks
Interrogation
Tapes Wednesday
Morning
Crime Down in PG,
Montgomery
Counties
Conservatives In
Arlington Question
Timing Of New Arts
Center
Judge Allows Jacks
Interrogation Into
Evidence, Trial
Underway
Montgomery County
Councilman Wants
Changes On
Maryland Road
Plans
16
"Conversations"...Michael
Cottman speaks
with the Secretary
of Education
Ominous Warnings
and Health-Care
Officials Seek
Stimulus Funds For
Bus and Bicycle
Service
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, July 16,
2009
A Portion of 103
Millions Dollars
To Be Released For
Public Charter
Schools
Power Breakfast,
July 16 2009
Banita Jacks Trial
Underway
Maryland
Politicians Want
to Jam Cell Phones
in Prisons
Takoma Station
Closed Thursday,
Saturday
Watergate Hotel Up
For Auction
D.C.P.S. and
A.F.T. Hope for
Teacher Contract
By Start of School
Girls'
Grandmothers Take
Witness Stand in
Jacks Trial
17
National Arboretum
Keeps an Eye On
Future Trends
DC 's Gay
Community Outraged
over Indictment
Credit-Card Fraud
Spikes In
Alexandria
D.C. Officials
Want District's
Bond Rating Moved
Higher
D.C. Making Case
For Higher Bond
Rating On Wall
Street
Virginia Asks for
Change in Law to
Save Stops
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
July 17-19, 2009
DC to Lay Off
Workers to Close
Budget Gap
Weekend Planner:
Hail to the Uke
Power Breakfast -
Friday, July 17th
2009
Uranium Incident
in Virginia
Maryland
Comptroller Finds
New Ways to Reach
Constituents
Chief Supplier to
Suburban Heroin
Ring Sentenced
This Week in
Congress
Teenage Witnesses
Give Testimony for
Prosecution in
Jacks Trial
D.C. Braces For
Flash Mobs
18
Major Metro Delays
Constellation
Selling Nuclear
Holdings to French
Firm
Taser Lawsuit
Moves Ahead
Powers Restored to
DC Police Union
Chief
Virginia
Grassroots Effort
Using Tried and
True Presidential
Campaign Tools
19
NEA Funding to
Help Bring Arts
Back to Schools
20
D.C.-Area
Governments Ask
For Federal
Foreclosure Help
Michael Vick
Finishes Sentence
in Virginia
Commentary..."Skills"...Josh
Gibson
Watergate Hotel In
Foreclosure, On
The Auction Block
D.C. Public
Schools Show
Higher Test Scores
Than Charter
Schools in
Elementary
Traffic Congestion
In Montgomery
County Staying The
Same
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, July 20,
2009
Kaine's
Anti-Poverty Task
Force Collects
Views From Across
Virginia
Obama Volunteers
Re-deployed in VA
for Health Care
Reform
Onlookers Pack
Courtroom in Jacks
Trial
D.C. Fire House
Named For First
Black Fire Chief
Power Breakfast -
July 20, 2009
Medical Examiner
Tells Judge
Suicide Can't Be
Ruled Out in Jacks
Case
21
Interfaith Group
Pushes VA
Lawmakers to
Address
Immigration App
Backlog
Changes Possible
On I-270 In
Maryland
Montgomery County
Will Ask Again For
School Funding
Waiver
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, July 21,
2009
New Report Rates
"Cancer Laws"
Cancer Society
Provides
Information for
Action
Defense Workers
Plan to Follow
Jobs From VA to MD
Witness Says Jacks
Gave Young
Daughters
Marijuana
Budget Decisions
Loom For D.C.
Council
VA Governor Kaine
Says Funding For
Low-Income Dental
Care Will Be
"Tough"
Power Breakfast -
July 21, 2009
High Court Sends
Laurel Racing Back
to Commission
Rest Areas Close
in VA, to
Frustration of
Motorists
Watergate Hotel
Fails To Attract
Bids
Prosecutors Must
Wait to Introduce
Autopsy of Fourth
Jacks Daughter
New Data Paint a
Picture of D.C.'s
South Asian
Community
22
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, July
22, 2009
University of
Maryland Leading
Swine Flu Trials
Budget Cuts
Expected From
Maryland Governor
Summit on Arts
Opportunities for
the Disabled
Child Sex
Trafficking a
Growing Concern in
U.S.
Three
Credit-Rating
Agencies Watching
D.C. Budget
Process
Maryland Students
Improve For
Seventh
Consecutive Year
Power Breakfast -
July 22, 2009
Metro Disputes
Post Claims of
"Widespread
Problems"
Mental Health
Records of
Virginia Tech
Gunman Found
UMD Leads Swine
Flu Vaccination
Search
Prince George's
Police Declare War
on Pawnshops
Police Filed False
Report in Child
Welfare Check
Supporters Cross
Over in Virginia
Governor's Race
23
A "Triple Release"
in Fairfax County
"Stop Punishing
Victims of Sex
Trafficking",
Advocates Say
Baltimore Takes
Historic Theater
Fiske: 100 And
Counting
Concealed Gun Laws
Activists Want
More Protections
For Consumers
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, July 23,
2009
Plans for Union
Station Face
Mandates and Money
Issues
Maryland Dem Does
Not Support Health
Care Bill
More American
Convicts Serving
Life Sentences
"Conversations"...Michael
Cottman speaks
with Charles
Ellison
Power Breakfast -
July 23, 2009
VA Governor Calls
Special Session
New Law in D.C.
Protects Same Sex
Couples Having
Baby
Prosecution Calls
Final Two
Witnesses in Jacks
Case
24
Tourism Up in the
Nation's Capitol
Reston's Voice
Heard in Video
Alexandria Inmates
Prepare for
Release
Weekly Chat with
The Washington
Post
Forensic Expert
Says Oldest Jacks
Daughter Was
Definitely Stabbed
Virginia Top State
for Business
Maryland Democrat
Sponsors Train
Safety Bill
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
July 24-26, 2009
Animal Shelter
Continues to Fill
Up as Prince
George's County
Battles
Foreclosure
NTSB Says Track
Circuit Problems
Began 18 Months
Ago
Weekend Planner:
Kenilworth Aquatic
Gardens
Power Breakfast -
July 24, 2009
GAO Report
Critical of D.C.
Schools
National Capital
Region To Spend
$58 Million On
Security
Final Defendant
Sentenced in
Heroin Deaths
NTSB Investigates
Fatal Helicopter
Crash
This Week in
Congress
Prosecutors Rest
Their Case in
Banita Jacks Trial
25
Stimulus Money
Going to National
Forests in
Virginia
Defense's Turn in
Jacks Case
D.C. Statehood
Movement Reaches
Out to Facebook
Generation
26
Investment in
Anacostia Includes
Private, Public
Sectors
D.C. Voting Rights
Movement Looks
Beyond Beltway
Eagle Population
In Virginia Is
Booming, But Birds
Are Losing Their
Habitats
Alexandria Police
Chief Arrested for
Driving While
Intoxicated
27
Prison, Jail
Inmate Populations
Fall in Virginia
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, July 27,
2009
Jacks Trial Nears
Conclusion
Military Research
Agency Moves To
Ultra-Secure HQ In
Virginia
Maryland Officials
Call For More
Funding For People
With Disabilities
D.C.'s Gay
Community Helps
Gay Iraqi Refugees
Expert Warns
Against Using Test
Data for
Over-Simplified
Comparison
Power Breakfast -
July 27, 2009
Vote Could Come On
Wal-Mart Near
Civil War
Battlefield in VA
VDOT Lays Off 600
Employees
Ahmed Omar Abu Ali
Sentenced Again in
Assassination Plot
Closing Arguments
Held in Jacks Case
Baltimore Police
Say Number of
Shootings
Unprecedented
28
Montgomery
Officials
Investigating
Police
Continuing-Ed
Classes
Elevated Lead
Levels Among
Children in
Baltimore Down
Trinidad Residents
Question Continued
Police Presence
Sierra Club Joins
Battle Against
PATH
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, July 28,
2009
Hearing on
Wal-Mart Store
Near Battlefield
Postponed
MD Child Activists
Lobby Education
Board
Power Breakfast -
July 28, 2009
Traffic Deaths
Down In VA,
Nationwide
MD Sees Sharp Drop
in Child
Well-Being Ranking
D.C.P.S. to Offer
Specialized
Schools in Arts,
World Cultures,
Science and Tech
29
Univ. of Md.
College Park to
Freeze Hiring,
Reduce Staff
Montgomery County
Facing Budget
Problems, Again
VA Tech Families
Call For Panel to
Reconvene
Alexandria Police
Chief Resigns
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, July
29, 2009
Partnerships Help
Keep Arts Afloat
Prenatal Care
Crucial For Child
Welfare in MD
Korean American
Community Meets
With Police Over
Murder
Jacks Trial
Reconvenes Today
Power Breakfast -
July 29, 2009
Chesapeake Bay's
"Dead Zone" Not
Smaller This Year
Banita Jacks Found
Guilty on 11 of 12
Counts
Drivers Allege
Prince Georges
County Cab System
Is Corrupt
Police Shoot Man
in Germantown
Senate Pages
Diagnosed With
Swine Flu
Victim in Police
Shooting Had BB
Gun
30
"Conversations"...Michael
Cottman speaks
with Marine
Biologist Dr. Jose
Jones
Fiske: The
Recession - Over?
Foreclosure
Counselors Working
Hard on the Front
Lines
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, July 30,
2009
Area Beaches Are
Some Of The
Nation's Cleanest
WHO Says Tanning
Beds Increase
Cancer Risk,
Tanning Salons Not
Pleased
Broken Hydrants,
Low Pressure
Plague D.C.
Firefighters
Power Breakfast -
July 30, 2009
National
Federation of the
Blind Files
Complaint About
Baltimore Schools
O'Malley Talks
Budget Cuts
Tuition To Stay
Flat at Maryland's
Universities
Arraignment
Postponed Again
For Alleged Museum
Shooter
Council Member
Cheh Wants Answers
from WASA
Investigation into
Fire, Water
Continues
Senators Trying to
Reauthorize
Funding for D.C.
Scholarship
Program
31
Va. Gov.
Candidates to
Answer Agriculture
and Forestry
Questions
Handicapped
Parking Scam
Uncovered in
Alexandria
D.C. High
Schoolers Engage
Business Owners
For Their Summer
Jobs
Alexandria
Considers Changes
to Torpedo Factory
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
July 31-August 2,
2009
Weekend Planner:
Washington
Printmakers
Gallery
Power Breakfast -
July 31, 2009
Md. MVA Employee
Investigated for
Issuing Licenses
to Illegal
Immigrants
Weekly Chat with
The Washington
Post
Kaine Wants to
Expand Special
Session
Black Officers
Revive Suit
Against Capitol
Police
Unemployment
Benefits Extended
For D.C. Residents
Grand Jury
Indictes Brothers
Under Witness
Intimidation
Statute
This Week in
Congress
Alexandria City
Councilwoman
Exonerated
Lobbying Firm
Caught Sending
Fake Letters to
Congressman

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

August 2009
SunMonTueWedThurFriSat
1
Ocean City Moves
to Ban Salvia
Vick Submits New
Bankruptcy Plan to
Creditors
House Votes to
Curb Executive Pay
New Technology not
Compatible With
Hearing Aids
Garage Sale at
Studio Theatre
Council Member
Calls For Attorney
General Nickels'
Resignation
2
Fairfax Police
Tout Diversity As
Crime-Fighting
Tool
D.C. Officials Say
New Hospital Not
Big Enough
New Technology to
Help the Deaf
Critical Need for
Minority Organ
Donors
3
Dozens of
Guantanamo Bay
Detainee's May Be
Tried Locally
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, August 3,
2008
House of Pain: The
Busiest Fire
Station in D.C.
D.C. Police "Night
Out" Comes to
Trinidad
Minorities
Reminded to Become
Organ Donors
Some Vets Say New
GI Bill Is Flawed
Council Rethinks
Role of Attorney
General as Nickles
Faces Sharp
Criticism
Power Breakfast -
August 3, 2009
D.C. Council
Eliminates $19 Cap
on Taxi Fares
Virginians Work
From Home Monday
Firehouse in
Maryland Battles
Its Own Flames
D.C. Fire and EMS
Merging
4
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, August 4,
2008
Chesapeake Bay
Commission
Chairman Urges
Government Push
Back
Violent Crime Down
In Maryland
Nineteen Post
Offices in
Virginia Among
1,000 Slated to
Close
Kaine: Budget Cuts
and Swine Flu
Biggest Campus
Challenges
Power Breakfast -
August 4, 2009
One Campus, Two
Schools at UDC
Maryland Outlines
Two Major Light
Rail Projects
Affordable Housing
for the Middle
5
Investigators Sift
Through Cinders to
Uncover a Cause of
Fire
D.C. Makes STD
Testing Available
to High School
Students
Pitch For Purple
Line Funding
Coming Together
Federal Money
Going into D.C.
Homes
Alexandria Federal
Court Jury
Deliberates
Jefferson Case
D.C. Police
Looking For Saks
Shoplifter
Soldier from
Fairfax Killed in
Afghanistan
Power Breakfast -
August 5, 2009
Historical Society
Returns D.C. Grant
Money
Maryland Looks to
End Court
Oversight of
Baltimore Foster
Care
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, August
5, 2008
Metro Gets $9.5
million in Federal
Funds to Create
Anti-Terrorism
Teams.
Rally Supports
Confirmation of
Judge Sonia
Sotomayor
6
Architect Seeks To
Rehabilitate
Polluted River
"Conversations"...Michael
Cottman Speaks
With Emergency
Planner Anita
Tallarico
Public Vs. Private
Calls to Virginia
Suicide Hotline
Continue to
Skyrocket, Prompt
Federal Assista
Former Louisiana
Congressman
Convicted
Local Domestic
Violence
Organization Could
Close
Latino Businessman
Looks At Impact of
Immigration Law on
Prince William
County
D.C. Partnering
with Businesses to
Distribute Condoms
White Marsh GM
Plant Gets
Stimulus Grant
Dominion Seeks
Stimulus Money For
Smart Meters
Privatization in
D.C. Leads
Workers, Unions to
Rally
Mayor's Budget Has
Workers Up in Arms
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, August
6, 2008
Power Breakfast -
August 6, 2009
Virginia Governor
Pardons Former
Sailors Of Murder
and Rape
D.C. Hosts
National Juvenile
Justice Conference
7
Gun-Rights
Advocates Sue
District Over
Concealed-Carry
Permits
D.C. Standardized
Tests Not Under
Compliance with
Federal Law
Weekly Chat with
The Washington
Post
Fannie and Freddie
Bailouts Rival AIG
Volunteers from
Maryland and
Delaware Fight
Fires in Alaska
President Obama
Stirs Up Support
for Deeds in
Northern Virginia
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
August 7-9, 2008
Weekend Planner:
Semi-Civilized
Happy Hours
Power Breakfast -
August 7, 2009
Moran Focuses
Health Care Debate
on Women's Needs
Federal Appeals
Court Affirms
Capital Murder
Conviction
This Week in
Congress
Young Offenders
Help the Elderly
8
Riders on Metro's
Red Line Can
Continue to Expect
Delays
New Beginnings for
Young Offenders
9
Temps Rising in
D.C.
Uptick in Food
Stamp Redemption
at MD Farmers'
Markets
10
Local Universities
Prepare for Threat
of Swine Flu this
Fall
High Land Prices
And Development
Threaten Amish and
Mennonite Way Of
Life
D.C. Opens Cooling
Centers, Extends
Pool Hours During
Heat Advisory
More Middle
Schools in
Montgomery County
Performed Poorly
Advocates Say D.C.
Welfare Recipients
Don't Know About
Free Services
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, August 10,
2008
Advocates Say
D.C.'s Welfare
Programs Don't
Reach Neediest
Residents
Gay GOP Candidate
In Fairfax Breaks
With Party On
Same-Sex Marriage
Family of Man Shot
by Park Police in
D.C. Celebrates
his Birthday
Uptick in Food
Stamps Redeemed at
Farmers Markets
Power Breakfast -
August 10, 2009
Metro Employee
Killed Performing
Track Maintenance
Suggestion Period
for MD Budget Cuts
Closes at Midnight
Second Case of
Eastern Equine
Encephalitis
Discovered
11
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, August
11, 2008
Fourth Employee
Could Be Near Plea
Deal in D.C.
Bribery Scandal
Prisoner Abuse
Conviction Upheld;
Reduced Sentence
Is Possible
Heat Wave Changes
Rules on Animal
Cruelty
Power Breakfast,
Tuesday August
11th 2009
AAA Wants an End
to 2-Way Traffic
on Bay Bridge
Health Care
Townhall Meeting
is Scene of
Raucous Protests
Long Train
Running...Too Long
Lehigh Cement
Agrees to Cut
Mercury Emissions
Attorney General
Requests New
Ruling On
Trinidad
Checkpoints
Judge Halts
Dominion Coal
Plant
Marylanders Grow
Oysters to
Replenish Bay
Stock
Discarded Pitbull
Recuperating At
Friendship
Hospital for
Animals
Many
Washingtonians'
Lives Changed by
Eunice Kennedy
Shriver's Vision
12
D.C. Shorts Film
Fest Expecting to
Fill More Seats
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, August
12, 2008
Special Olympics
D.C. Executive
Director Praises
Vision of Eunice
Kennedy Shriver
Maryland's First
West Nile Case of
the Year Appears
in Pocomike City
As Construction
Slows, Immigrant
Laborers Search
for New Skills,
Odd Jobs
Prince William
Expands Emergency
Cell Phone
Distribution
State Officials
Certify Maryland's
Greenest Office
Building
Chesapeake Bay
Czar Promises
Stricter Pollution
Limits
Fairfax Expects
Financial Boost
from World Police
and Fire Games
Report: MD and VA
Less Vulnerable to
Fluctuations in
Gas Prices
Power Breakfast -
August 12, 2009
Residue of WWI
Mustard Agent
Found near
American
University
Hundreds Turned
Away from Packed
Health Care Town
Hall Meeting
Alexandria Awaits
Permanent
Replacement For
City Chief
Senator Ben Cardin
Holds Second
Townhall
Healthcare Meeting
13
ESOL Students Get
the Treatment in
Maryland
Delegate Norton
Says Cleanup In
Spring Valley Will
Continue Soon
Combined Agencies
Assist Foreign
Students in
Montgomery County
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, August
13, 2008
D.C. Retains High
Bond Ratings
Despite Shrinking
Budget
Baltimore Paves
Way For Casino
Near M Bank
Stadium
Alexandria Mayor
Wants Local Legend
To Be New Police
Chief
Subpoenas Pull Va.
Scientists Out Of
Labs And Into
Courts
Massive Turnout
for Health Care
Town Hall in
Hagerstown
ACLU Sues
Annapolics Housing
Authority
Fred Fiske:
Lawmakers Lack
Courage for
Virginia
Transportation
Solution
Power Breakfast -
August 13, 2009
Union Pushes for
Metro Driver to Be
Allowed Back to
Work
Virginia Schools
Show Mixed
Progress
Secular Coalition
Opens K Street
Headquarters
"Conversations..."
Michael Cottman
Speaks With Carol
Covin About Cancer
D.C. Fire
Department Report:
34 Neighborhoods
of Concern
14
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
August 14-16, 2008
Brentwood DMV in
Closes Its Doors
Smithsonian
Appoints New
Undersecretary for
Science
Annual Book Bag
Giveaway Returns
to DC Area
Commentary...We
Need More HIV/AIDS
Instruction In Our
Schools...Adam
Tenner
Mount Pleasant
Among
Neighborhoods of
Concern for Fire
Response
Fairfax Hosts
Emergency
Preparedness Fair
Woodstock Icon
Celebrates 40-year
Anniversary
Power Breakfast -
August 14, 2009
Affordable Housing
Law Goes Into
Effect In D.C.
Alexandria Former
Police Chief
Pleads Guilty to
Driving While
Intoxicated
Penn State
Scientist Tapped
For Smithsonian
Position
This Week In
Congress From
Capitol News
Connection for
8/14/2009
New Smithsonian
Undersecretary
Talks Science in
America
15
Delegate Norton
Says Clean Up In
Spring Valley Will
Continue Soon
VA Loan Program
Has Reached 1300
State Employees
ACLU Challenging
Loitering
Ordinance
16
In Maryland, Hopes
that Plan to
Slaughter Deer
Will Stave Off
Disease
Health Care Union
Uses Annual Picnic
to Spread
Awareness
17
School Districts
Prep for Swine Flu
Montgomery County
Mom Wants To Help
Kids With Autism
Speak
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, August 17,
2008
Parents Say
Goodbye To
Students, Tuition
Dollars
Tourists In D.C.
Have Health Care
On Their Minds
10,000 Book Bag
Giveaway Returns
to DC Area
Ehrlich Considers
Run in 2010
Union Mulls Over
Health Care Reform
at Annual Picnic
Maryland Group
Proposes Water
Trail on Antietam
Creek
NASA Tests Shields
Off Virginia Coast
Alexandria
Youngsters Get
Inside Look at
Local Law
Enforcement
State Department
Snooper Pleads
Guilty
Baltimore Pushing
For Indy Race
Traces of Cocaine
In 95 Percent of
D.C. Bank Notes
Tested
18
Police in MD
Arrest 31 at Phish
Concert
Glimmers of Hope
in Local Real
Estate Market
Used Car Dealers
in D.C. Have
Bigger Problems
Than Cash for
Clunkers
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, August
18, 2008
Save the 216
Campaign To Keep
D.C. Vouchers
Program
Maryland to Unveil
Crabbing License
Changes
Judges Sentences
Maryland
Homebuilder
Local Group
Recruits For
"United We Serve"
Metro Ridership
Falls
Federal
Prosecutors in MD
Move to Seize
Criminal Proceeds
Bilingual Charter
School Will Close
Because of Low
Enrollment
VA Lawmakers to
Meet for Special
Session
D.C. Recieves
Almost Nine
Million Dollars In
Energy Stimulus
Money
Counselor Reveals
More About Va.
Tech Shooter's
Mental Health
Records
19
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, August
19, 2008
Metro Expanding
Cell Phone Service
AKA Lawsuit
Questions $500,000
Payment To
Sorority President
Real Estate Market
Could Be Nearing
Rock Bottom
Arlington County
Fair Opens Tonight
Metro's Manual
Mode May Require
Respite for
Operators
Virginia Holds
Special
Legislative
Session to Respond
to Court Ruling
Virginia Budget
Falls Short...
Again
Overnight Delays
Likely On I-95 In
Maryland
Metro Implements
New Hiring
Standards
Prince George's
County Furloughs
Ruled
Unconstitutional
Hundreds Protests
Cuts For
Developmentally
Disabled in
Maryland
Arlington County
Board Files
Lawsuit Over HOT
Lanes
D.C. Department of
Health Offers
Back-To-School
Immunization
Clinics
20
Commentary by Fred
Fiske: Health Care
and Misinformation
Metro Makes Arrest
in Bomb Threat
Case
Delegate Norton
Pushes
Investigation of
Mustard Agent in
Spring Valley
Va. Legislators
Prepare For More
Budget Cuts
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, August
20, 2008
Northeast D.C.
Nonprofit Reopens
Following
Vandalism
Labor Unions Have
New Case Law To
Use Against Wage
Cuts
Summer Jobs
Programs Across
the Region Wind
Down
Special Session
Addresses Court
Decision, For Now
Therapists Didn't
View Shooter as a
Threat, Records
Show
Water Taxi Service
To Start At
Nationals Park
Organization Wants
to Build New
Hospital In Loudon
County
Chancellor
Michelle Rhee
Talks About
Getting Ready For
The First Day of
School
Health Insurance
Premiums Increase
By At Least 25
Percent In the
Area
Alexandria
Celebrates
Civil-Rights
Milestone
Residents
Frustrated By Lack
of Street
Recycling in D.C.
21
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
August 21-23, 2008
Marvin Gaye Park
Reborn
The University of
Liberia Alumni
Chorus Goes
"Electronic"
New Framework Will
Be Foundation For
Teachers'
Evaluations in
D.C.
VA Officials Call
for Metro
Extension to
Woodbridge
Woodbridge
Residents Weight
Pros and Cons of
Metrorail
Prepare To Be
Intimidated
What Does Health
Care Reform Mean,
Really?
GOP Leader Calls
for Probe into
Prank
Montgomery County
Police Officer
Indicted
Third Graders
Reenact 1939 Civil
Rights Protest
July Unemployment
Dips In 17 States,
Rises In 26
Maryland Lawmaker
Broadens Apology
For Proposal Stunt
Fort Eustis
soldier's
noncombat death
investigated
22
Choir Goes
Electronic to Bail
Out Alma Mater
D.C. Councilman
Pushes for
Recycling Effort
E-Z Pass Users in
Maryland Opt Out
After Fee Starts
Hundreds Attend
International
Swine Flu
Conference In D.C.
EPA Puts Bay on
Diet
Elementary School
Students Relive
1939 Library
Sit-in
23
Small Business
Leaders Seek
Reform
24
Charter School
Start-Up Recruits
Students
Skirmish Over
Walmart's Plans to
Build Near
Battlefield
Latinos Still
Stereotyped By
Many Other
Americans
Another H1N1 Flu
Death In Maryland
Back-To-School
Time In The
District
Electrical
Accident Near
Dupont Circle
Injures Two Pepco
Contractors
Gay Students Face
Tough Transition
Back To School
Cash for Clunkers
Rolls to a Stop,
Dealers Scramble
to Get Paperwork
In Ontime
Youth Football
League A Venue for
Army Recruiters
Obama Officials
Tour D.C. School
on First Day
Auto Dealer
Inundated With Red
Tape From Clunkers
Program
Candidates In
Virginia See
Eye-To-Eye On Gay
Marriage Issue
Ex-Offender Dads
Encouraged To Walk
Their Kids To
School
D.C. Teachers Get
New Performance
Framework
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, August 24,
2008
Applications Up
For Public Safety
Jobs in Virginia
Virginia
Commission Looks
Into Punishments
For Crimes In
Front Of Children
O'Malley To Give
Update On Swine
Flu Preparation
Fenty Twins Go
Public
Schools Urged To
Prepare For Swine
Flu Absences
Three Indicted In
Fraud Scheme
25
Commentary...School
Food Programs
Deserve
Support...Alexandra
Ashbrook
O'Malley Outlines
$400 Million in
Maryland Cuts
Virginia Yoga
Instructors Fight
Possible
Regulation
Virginia's House
Speaker Calling
for Ethics
Investigation
DCPS Unveils
Teaching and
Learning Framework
School in Falls
Church Plans
Conference on Sea
Piracy
Police Asking
Parents to Come
Forward in New
Case
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, August
25, 2008
Maryland and
Virginia Request
Millions for Rail
Improvements
U.S. Park Police
Officer Struck
During Traffic
Stop
Students Charged
In Graffiti
Incident
Foundation
Marshals Children
In Tribute To King
Maryland To Cut
Even More Due To
Budget Woes
Preservationists
Vow To Fight On
Against Walmart
Supercenter
Governor O'Malley
Outlines Maryland
Budget Cuts
Kids Join Campaign
To Build King
Memorial In D.C.
26
School Regions
Brace For Impact
Of Swine Flu
D.C. Delegate
Eleanor Holmes
Norton Calls
Kennedy
"Washington's
Senator"
King Memorial A
Year and a Half
Away
Political Leaders
Remember The Late
Senator Ted
Kennedy
Aftermath Of High
School Fight
Stokes Racial
Tensions In Prince
William County
Wounded
Photographer
Arrives At
Baltimore Rehab
Center
Web Extra:
Mikulski on
Kennedy, An
Interview With
Maryland's Senior
Senator
Johns Hopkins Sued
For Tens of
Millions By Former
Surgical Resident
Senator Kennedy's
fight for D.C.
Voting Rights
Opposition For
Montgomery County
Police Choppers
Grows
Virginia High
School Seniors
Score Above
National Average
on Some Portions
Alexandria Names
New Top Cop
New Battles in
Virginia's Civil
War Fields
Coalition for Coal
By-Product Asking
for Funding
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, August
26, 2008
Thousands for
Healthcare at Town
Hall in Reston
Maryland Senator
Remembers Kennedy
The Eleventh Hour:
D.C. Connection to
Senator Kennedy's
Endorsement of
President Obama
Kennedy As AIDS
Crusader in the
Early Years of the
Epidemic
D.C. Remembers
Senator Ted
Kennedy
AP Source: Kennedy
to be buried at
Arlington
27
Consortium of
Catholic Schools
Benefited from
Kennedy Breaking
Bread
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, August
27, 2008
The Army Begins
Construction on
Biodefense Lab
Building
Commentary by Fred
Fiske: The
Compassion of
Edward Kennedy
Judge Approves
Vick Bankruptcy
Plan
D.C. Board of Ed
Adopts New Truancy
Policy
D.C. Tows More
Cars, Making Them
Easier to Pick Up
State Department
Employee Pleads
Guilty to Sneaking
a Peek
Maryland's Health
Department Takes
Brunt of Layoffs
Prince William
NAACP Calls For
Investigation Into
High School Fight
Visitors Pay
Respects to Sen.
Kennedy at
Arlington National
Ceremony
The Community
College of the
District of
Columbia Makes its
Debut
D.C. Enrollment
Numbers Still
Being Added Up
Same-Sex Marriage
Meeting to be Held
in D.C.
Protesters Out On
A Limb
Judge Dismisses
Lawsuit Over
Muslim Retreat
28
WAMU's Weekend
Planner Planner:
We Were Pirates
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
August 28-30, 2008
Losing Health Care
Coverage, People
Seek Services At
Free Clinics
Diagnosing H1N1
D.C. Impound Lot
Sees Surge In
Vehicles
D.C. LGBT Advocate
Wants More
Aggressive
Prosecution of
Hate Crimes
Two New Cases of
Equine
Encephalitis in
Virginia
Virginia's
Information
Technology May
Answer to a Higher
Power
It's Restaurant
Week, But No Free
Lunch
MD Lawmakers Take
Furlough Days
MD Lawmaker
Reimburses Police
For Proposal Stunt
Search for WSSC
Inspection Records
Comes up Empty
Retirees Discuss
Health Care At
Townhall Meeting
D.C. Mayor Unveils
News HIV Testing
Campaign
Virginia Program
Helps Find
Mentally Impaired
People
Motorcade Route
For Sen. Ted
Kennedy's Burial
Service
29
Virginia Launches
Local Produce
Website
VA Tourism Slogan
Up For Madison
Avenue Walk of
Fame
Farmers' Almanac
Calling for Cold
Winter -- At Odds
With NWS
Congressman Van
Hollen Talks
Health Care With
Retirees
30
Work to Start This
Fall on Veterans
Cemetery in
Virginia
Killer of
21-Year-Old
Transgender Person
Still At Large
Redskins Fullback
Apologizes for
Outburst
Emotional Farewell
to Ted Kennedy on
Capitol Steps
DC Metro Residents
View Ted Kennedy's
Arlington Grave
Side
31
Ruling Makes
Federal
Contractors
Responsible For
Immigration Status
Removal Of
Memorial In Dupont
Spurs Outrage
Maryland Closing
Three of Five
Animal Health Labs
Arraignment for
Museum Shooting
Suspect This Week
Tributes To
Kennedy At Grave
Side Reveal His
Wide Reach
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, August 31,
2008
Power Breakfast -
August 31, 2009
Virginia To Study
Wildlife Area
Usage
Non-Profit Helps
Abused Women From
Local Vietnamese
Population
VA College Voters
May Receive
Clarification on
Where to Register
Ex-Lawmaker Files
For Bankruptcy
Paul Dunbar High
School in
Baltimore Gets A
$32 Million
Facelift
Teachers At New
School Celebrate
New Technology For
Students
School Faculty
Issues No
Confidence Vote
For President

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Sixth Grade
Females in VA and
D.C. Required to
Get HPV Shot
Maryland Public
Schools Get
Aggressive With
Bullying
H1N1 Flu Virus
Poses Challenge
For Students To
Make Up Schoolwork
The Burden Of
Disease
Maryland Announces
Tax Holiday
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, September
1, 2009
The Greenest House
Of All
College Faculty
Votes No
Confidence Against
President
Power Breakfast -
September 1, 2009
Grant Money To
Help Maryland
Reduce DNA Backlog
Virginia Prepares
for Swine Flu
Outbreak
Maryland Names New
Transportation
Secretary
Best Bones Forever
Goal For Girls
2
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday,
September 2, 2009
Virginia
Employment Rates
Improved in Most
Areas
September 11
Slated For
Communication
Drill
D.C. Public
Charter Schools To
Compare Each Other
Through New
Framework
New Policies Spell
Out What It Means
To Be A Catholic
School
Group Wants To
Define Marriage In
D.C.
Park Service
Ponders Rock Creek
Deer Population
Local Political
Leaders Say
They're Ready For
H1N1 Despite
Budget Woes
Young Workers
Moving Back Home
Power Breakfast -
September 2, 2009
Colleges Report
Influenza-like
Illnesses
Woman Abducted At
Franconia Metro
Stop
Number Of Students
Not Being Educated
Called "National
Emergency"
Arraignment For
Man Accused In
Museum Shooting
Every Baltimore
Police Officer To
Get A Blackberry
3
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday,
September 3, 2009
Expect Busy
Chesapeake Bay
Bridge This Labor
Day
Accused Museum
Guard Killer Makes
First Court
Appearance
New Security
Guidelines To
Prevent Cheating
on Standardized
Tests In D.C.
Commentary By Fred
Fiske: Maryland
Economy
D.C. Couple Gets
Their House
Weatherized For
Free
DNC To Pump $4
Million Into VA
Elections By
November
Zoning Officials
Say No To First
Winery In Fairfax
County
Public Debates
Lethal and
Non-Lethal
Management of Rock
Creek Deer
Virginian Shares
Personal Story at
Health Care Vigil
Power Breakfast -
September 3, 2009
Public Debates
Rock Creek Park
Deer Control
Federal Money To
Reimburse Region
For Inauguration
Expenses
Pedestrian Struck
By Metrobus In
Critical Condition
Virginia Tech
Student Ceremony
To Honor Slain
Students
Trial Date Set For
Baltimore
Councilwoman
4
Loudon County
Schools Opt
Against Showing
Obama Speech
Montgomery College
President Ousted
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
September 4-6,
2009
Power Breakfast
for September 4th,
2009
Back to School
Labor Delay
Weekend Delays
Likely On Bay
Bridge
D.C. To Offer H1N1
Vaccine
Man Charged In
Craigslist Crimes
High-Profile
Arrest Prompts
Calls For More
Disclosure
Former Trooper
Arrested For
Sexual Assault
Union Urges
Consumers To Say
No To The Gecko
WASA Gets A New
Boss
Weekend Planner:
Electronica Fest
2009
5
No Metro To Regan
National Airport
This Weekend
Gas Saving Tips
Cut Driving Costs
By One-Third
H1N1 Expected To
Rise, D.C. To
Offer Vaccine
Man Accused Of
Kidnapping, Sexual
Assault May Have
Used Website
D.C. Schools
Mentor Convicted
Of Assault
Loudoun County
Schools Opt Out Of
Obama Speech
Lack Of Proper
Signs Makes Metro
Closings More
Difficult
6
Metro Closures
Don't Affect 9/11
Memorial Race
DC Area
Congregations
Highlight Workers
Rights
7
What is Labor Day?
A Grim Outlook for
Young Workers On
Labor Day
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, September
7, 2009
Metro Closings
Affect Northern
Virginia Unevenly
Metro On Defensive
Again After
Newspaper Reports
On Near-Miss
After One Week Of
Classes, More Than
100 Possible Flu
Cases At Local
College
Treatment For
Autism Comes At a
Price
Metro's Track Work
Proceeding On
Schedule
VA Governor's
Candidates Pick Up
Pace for Labor Day
Students in
Loudoun County
Public Schools Can
Watch President
Obama's Education
New National Mall
Director to
Oversee $50
Million in
Improvements
Flu Plans at Local
Universities
8
Speed Cameras Eye
Baltimore
Protests For
School Vouchers
Precede
President's Speech
Some Students At
Wakefield School
Say Obama
Controversy Is
"Nonsense"
Post Labor Day
Metro Red Line
Delays Expected
Major Employment
Outlook Survey
Offers Mixed News
for D.C. Area
D.C. Residents Can
Earn Rewards For
Saving On Energy
Bills
Manpower Advises
Grads To Be
Flexible In Job
Search
Latest Virginia
Cuts Include
Personnel,
Prisons, Higher
Education
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, September
8, 2009
Loudon
Superintendent
Clarifies Policy
On Obama Speech
Commonwealth To
Track Local School
Absences
Visitors To
National Mall Have
Mixed Feelings
About $50 Million
Improvement Plan
Turning Around
Chronically
Failing Schools
Area Student Cope
With Possible
Pandemic
Casino Contract
Awarded Without
Public Bidding
Process
Power Breakfast
for September 8th,
2009
Govenor Tim Kaine
Announces More
Lay-offs
D.C. Council Chair
Hasn't Ruled Out
Running For Mayor
Track Federal
Stimulus Funds In
Your State
Town's Cost For
religious Bias
Settlement: $4.8
Million
9
Baltimore County
Approves Speed
Cameras
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday,
September 9, 2009
Maryland Town
Prepares to Pay
Millions To Settle
Religious
Discrimination
Lawsuit
Governor O'Malley
Touts New Dental
Project For
Poverty-Stricken
Schoolchildren
Parents Push for
D.C. School
Vouchers
New Public Charter
High School In
Southeast D.C.
Opens Doors To
Freshman
D.C. Council Chair
Keeping Options
Open For Next
Year's Mayoral
Race
Power Breakfast
for September 9th,
2009
Vietnam Veterans
Memorial
Foundation Adopts
Mall Lawn Care
Bank Chain Donates
Money To Get More
Latino Immigrants
To Use Banks
Regional Planners
Eye Stimulus
Dollars For Bus
Transit
Improvements
Child
Sex-Trafficking
Awareness In D.C.
Metro Forecasts
Budget Shortfall
10
Cardin Proposes
Help for
Chesapeake Bay
Metro Experiencing
Growing Ridership
And Falling
Revenue
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday,
September 10, 2009
House Passes Bill
To Fund Chesapeake
Bay Conservation
Efforts
Child Sex
Trafficking On The
Rise In D.c.
Back To School
Controversy
Virginia
Transportation
Secretary Says
State Can't Meet
Basic Goals
Local Eatery
Attracts Viewers
For Obama Speech
Power Breakfast
Local Lawmakers
React To Obama
Speech
U.S. Mint To Honor
Parks With New
Quarters Series
Police Arrest
Virginia Man With
Gun Outside Obama
Speech
Entrepreneurs
Volunteer to "Pick
Up" on the
National Mall
Metro Train
Strikes Worker
Near Braddock Road
Station
Dulles To Open New
Passenger Security
Screening Areas
Virginia Projects
Share $71.6
Million In
School-Building
Bonds
Twenty Governors
Support Prison
Cell Phone Jamming
Bill
Metro: Worker
Believed To Have
Been Hit By Train
Montgomery County
Shows
Informational
"Seven Signs Of
Terrorism Video"
11
Frederick County
Pays Millions To
Settle Religious
Discrimination
Lawsuit
"Doody Calls"
Lucrative as Ever
Many Small
Newspapers Doing
Well Despite
Recession
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
September 11-13,
2009
D.C. Program Tries
To Curb Dropout
Rate
New Security
Checkpoints At
Dulles Airport
Montgomery County
Officials Join
Community for
Ramadan
Celebration
Muslims in
Montgomery County
Reflect on 9-11
Anniversary as
Ramadan Ends
Weekend Planner:
DC VegFest
This Week In
Congress
Coast Guard
Training Exercise
Sparks Confusion
Transportation
Union Lashes Out
At Metro
Volunteers
Commemorate 9-11
Through Service
Mass Vaccination
Serves As Practice
For H1N1 Vaccine
Virginia Improves
Emergency
Communication
After 9/11
New Government
Campaign Asks
Residents to Sign
Up for Free
Emergency Alerts
12
Maryland Homeless
Shelter Gets An
Upgrade
Local Schools To
Play Bigger Role
In H1N1
Vaccination Plans
Children Of
Deployed Troops
Receive Comfort
Quilts
13
Antietam Soldier's
Remains To Be
Transferred To New
York
Potential Trial
Move For Teen
Charged In Double
Slaying
Local Hoops Legend
Involved In
Infamous On-Court
Brawl Returns To
D.C.
D.C. Sniper Could
Be Executed Before
End Of Year
Adams Morgan Day
Festival Returns
to DC
DC Detective Found
Dead in Apparent
Suicide Following
Subpoena
14
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, September
14, 2009
Southeastern
University In D.C.
Loses
Accreditation
AFT Says Student
Achievement Not A
Fair Measure Of
Teacher
Effectiveness
Kids Meeting
"Climate
Challenge" In
National Parks
Area Cabs Go
Hybrid With
Stimulus Money
Montgomery County
Tuition Assistance
Program For
Employees Under
Investigation
D.C. Triathlon
Raises $2.5
Million For Cancer
Research
Former D.C. First
Lady Takes Fenty
To Court
Former Ehrlich
Administration
Member Considers
Gubernatorial Run
In 2010
Gay Man Beaten To
Death After
Concert; Assailant
Charged With
Misdemeanor
NRA Endorses
McDonnell,
Virginia Fire
Fighters Support
Deeds
Supervisor Says
Fairfax Should
Call Off Lawyers,
Let Winery Come To
Fruition
NBC4 Employee
Union Launches
Viewer Boycott
Campaign
Adams Morgan Night
Life Overshadows
Retailers
Watchdogs
Concerned On
Proposed Utility
Merger
Maryland Debates
Cost Of
Constructing
Nuclear Reactor
Power Breakfast
for September 14,
2009
General Motors
Starts A
Money-Back
Guarantee Program
Virginia To Study
Ways To Improve
I-66
Uptick In Flu
Cases At Area
Colleges
Stimulus To Give A
Lift To Vulnerable
Groups
Potomac Homes
Evacuated Because
Of Gas Leak
15
Public Hearings on
Johns Hopkins
University
Expansion
Hearing To
Investigate Fire
Preparations In
D.C.
"Art Beat" With
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, September
15, 2009
Young People Learn
What A Difference
A Park Makes
Construction To
Rebound, But
Slowly
D.C. Masonic Lodge
Loses License
Maryland State
Prosecutors Want
Tougher Gang Law
Opponents of a
Multi-state Power
Line Plead Case
Supreme Court
Could Rule On
Whether Redskin's
Name Is Offensive
Rockville Bans
Smoking On
Playgrounds
Deep Cuts Proposed
For Virginia
Higher Education
Challenge To
Redskins Name
Reaches Supreme
Court
One Week In, No
Leads In Silver
Spring Murder
Islamic Groups
Push Lawmakers For
Health Care
Elementary School
In Maryland Wins
Prestigious Blue
Ribbon Award
Washington
Prepares For Dan
Brown's Latest
Book
Sebelius:
Government
Approves New Swine
Flu Vaccine
16
"Art Beat" With
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday,
September 16, 2009
Ninety-Eight
Percent Of
Virginia's Public
Schools Are Fully
Accredited
Montgomery County
Police To Hold
Public Meetings
Commercial
Development Still
In Decline
Blood Donors
Sought To Honor
Rail Accident
Victim
Public Voices
Opinion On Johns
Hopkins
University's
Gaithersburg
Campus
DC Delegate Hosts
Health Care Town
Hall
D.C. Hosts First
Town Hall Meeting
Power Breakfast
for September 16,
2009
Metro Takes Steps
to Keep Flu at Bay
BWI To Close
Communication
Center
Political
Consultant
Apparent Winner In
Annapolis
Democratic Primary
Execution Date Set
For DC Sniper John
Allan Muhammad
Poll : McDonnell
Slightly Ahead Of
Deeds
Commentary:
Jennifer
Lockwood--Shabat
Of Washington
Women's Foundation
Abu Dhabi Gives
$150 Million To
Children's
National Medical
Center
Virginia Restores
Program Providing
Books To Inmates
Ex D.C. Officer
Among Twelve
Snared On Drug
Charges
17
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday,
September 17, 2009
"Conversations"...Michael
Cottman speaks
with Angie Fox Of
The Crystal City
BID
White House
Farmers Market
Closes Stretch Of
Vermont Avenue
New Taxi
Technology Comes
To D.C. Region
Candidates Clash
Over Thesis In
Virginia
Maryland Watermen
Say Pollution To
Blame For
Declining Crab
Harvests
Teenage Boy Died
After Being Struck
By Metro Train
Commentary: Mayors
Against Illegal
Guns
D.C. Voucher
Program Under
Scrutiny, Congress
Wants More
Accountability
D.C. Council
Weighs Water
Changes
Census Bureau
Reaches Out To
Latino Community
Teacher Layoffs,
Increased Class
Sizes In D.C.
Public Schools
Rare Document To
Go On Display In
Yorktown
Power Breakfast
for September 17,
2009
Prince William
County Looks Into
Potomac Ferry
Reward Grows For
Virginia Tech
Students' Killer
Vietnam Memorial
Fund Gathering
Photos Of Veterans
Debate Continues
Over Health Care
Reform
D.C. Council
Chairman Says
Budget Cuts Not
The Reason For
Teacher Layoffs
Some Virginia
Lawmakers Question
Ignoring Local
Roads
18
"Art Beat" With
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
September 18-20,
2009
Metro Trying To
Reduce Suicides On
Rails
New Mandate
Requires Children
To Consider Their
Futures
New Building In
Southeast D.C.
Transforms
Neighborhood
Survey Finds Most
Americans Aren't
Aware Of Benefits
Of Early Childhood
Literacy
DC Plans to
Modernize Sewage
System
Baltimore Suburb
Flooded After
Break in 72-Inch
Main
Maryland Revenues
Fall Short...
Again
Gay Advocacy Group
Seeks Maximum
Sentence for
Attacker
Weekend Planner:
Dan Brown,
Freemasons and DC
Power Breakfast
for September 18,
2009
VA Candidates
Clash At Debate
GOP Election Board
Deal Falls Through
Beltway In
Virginia To Close
Intermittently
Overnight
New D.C. Farmers
Market Closes
Downtown Street
During Rush Hour
Virginia
Governor's Race,
School Budgets In
The District
This Week in
Congress -
September 18, 2009
Maryland Eases
Sick Policy For
State Workers
Howard University
Gets Stimulus
Grant To Repair
Historic Building
19
Metro Employees
May Learn To Look
For Warning Signs
Of Suicide
Attempts
D.C.'s
Unemployment Rate
Hits 11.1 Percent
20
Emergency Training
in Virginia To
Include Simulated
Bombings
Pierre Withdraws
From Annapolis
Mayoral Race
21
VA Muslim Group
Prays in Synagogue
Deeds Betting Big
On New TV Ads
Family Holds
Funeral for Metro
Worker Struck by
Train
Virginia
Governor's Race
Employees Union
Sues District for
Privatizing Child
Care
Montgomery County
Issues Partial
Hiring Freeze For
Schools
Pierre Stays in
Race for Annapolis
Mayor
Future Stewards
Experience Climate
Change Firsthand
Maryland Attorney
General's Office
To Investigate
ACORN
Residents of
Maryland's Anne
Arundel County
Respond to
Increasing Teen
Suicides
Internationally
Recognized
Astrophysicist
Appointed To
Smithsonian Board
of Regents
A CarFree Tuesday
for the D.C.
Region
Tainted Gas Shuts
Down Dozens Of
Baltimore Police
Vehicles
Debate Over Toll
Lanes In Northern
Virginia Takes On
Racial Aspect
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, September
21, 2009
Recycling Plan
Exceeds
Expectations In
Baltimore
Web Site Promoting
Infidelity
Struggles to
Advertise in D.C.
Power Breakfast
for September 21,
2009
CA and MD
Scientists
Expected To Sign
Stem Cell Research
Collaboration
Agreement
Scientists in
Baltimore for the
Global Summit on
Stem Cell Research
Virginia Railway
Express Considers
Ending Youth
Discounts
D.C. Council To
Adopt Code Of
Conduct
GAO Says More
Oversight Of
Biolabs Needed
22
Getting a Leg Up:
Interning In D.C.,
Part 1
New Proposal Aims
To Protect Foster
Children's
Identities From
Being Stolen
Getting A Leg Up:
Interning In D.C.,
Part 2
NTSB Issues Urgent
Safety
Recommendations
After June Metro
Crash
Getting A Leg Up:
Interning In D.C.,
Part 3
Commuter
Connections Offers
Alternatives To
Driving
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, September
22, 2009
Former Congressman
William Jefferson
III Denied Request
For New Trial
Fairfax County
Calls This Week
"Try Transit Week"
D.C. Council Back
In Action
Some Commuters
Have Already
Chosen to Go Car
Free
VA Congressman
Holds Town Hall on
Immigration Reform
Immigration Reform
Town Hall Meeting
in VA
Power Breakfast
for September 22,
2009
D.C. Taxi Drivers
On Strike Until 6
P.M.
Circulator Bus
Route Changes
Coming In October
Car Free Day
Attracts Bikers
Rules Change Could
Delay Northen
Virginia BRAC
Moves
23
Hybrid Vehicle
Charging Stations
To Be Set Up At
Some Virginia Rest
Stops
Biden Tells
Maryland Seniors
Medicare Is Safe
D.C. Area High
Schoolers Seek
Ways To Pay For
College
Democratic
Candidate Drops
Out of Annapolis
Mayoral Race
Department Of
Defense Extends
Deadline For
Northern Virginia
BRAC
D.C.P.S. Worker
Claims Schools
Chancellor Was
Ordered Not To
Investigate Possib
Organ Donor
Agencies Push for
More Registration
in Maryland
"Art Beat" With
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday,
September 23, 2009
Proposal To
Protect Foster
Care Youth From
Identity Theft
D.C. Council
Member Fights
Privatization Of
City Child Care
Power Breakfast
for September 23,
2009
MD Senator Calls
on Government to
Address Biolab
Safety Concerns
NTSB Urges Transit
Systems to Check
Signaling
Equipment
Baltimore's Board
Of Estimates To
Look At Potential
Budget Cuts
Circulator Bus
Route Changes
Coming In October
Weather Means
Fewer, Better
Grapes In The
Region
Ground Broken On
Long-Delayed
Library
Construction Will
Soon Begin On $17
Million Library
Maryland Officials
Propose Stricter
Boating Laws
24
D.C. Council
Member's Chief Of
Staff Arrested
"Conversations"...Michael
Cottman speaks
With the President
Of The CBCF
D.C. Teachers
Protest Layoffs
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday,
September 24, 2009
Metro's Embattled
General Manager
Retains Job
Mikulski Says
Latest Metro
Safety Report Will
Prod Congress To
Act
Commentary: Why We
Should Love
Traffic Tickets
Maryland Seniors
Respond To Health
Care Meetings
Norton: Security
At Federal
Buildings May Be
Just A Nuisance
Tech Firm In
Baltimore Sues
Facebook
Maryland Slots
Commission Grants
First License
Monarch Sister
Schools Builds
Butterfly Gardens
In D.C.
Meghan McCain
Energizes Campus
Republicans
Power Breakfast
for September 24,
2009
MLK Memorial
Receives Boost
From Professional
Athletes
Virginia Based
Guard To Return
From Iraq
Interim President
Of Montgomery
College Goes Into
Damage Control
Virginia Governor
Announces 300 New
Jobs In Fairfax
County
D.C. Council
Member's Chief Of
Staff Arrested,
Faces Bribery
Charges
25
Teachers Have
Questions About
15-Year Old's
Death
This Week In
Congress
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
September 25-27,
2009
Woodrow Wilson
Students Help Out
At Fashion Show
Major Company To
Move To Area,
Invest In
Community
Fairfax County
Charges 20
Individuals In
Mortgage Fraud
Ring
Former Alexandria
Chief Stages a
Comeback
Congress Considers
Ways to Help
Newspaper Industry
The Region's Top
Stories With
Washington Post
Columnist Robert
McCartney
D.C. Teachers
Protest Impending
Layoffs
D.C. Gets A New
HIV/AIDS Clinic
Weekend Planner:
Colleen Fay's Best
Bets
Power Breakfast
for September 25,
2009
Chief of Staff For
a D.C. Council
Member Arrested
D.C. Delegate
Norton Talks About
Marriage Crisis in
African-American
Community
Chesapeake Bay
Cleanup Efforts
Could Become
Nationwide Model
Portions Of
Capital Beltway To
Be Closed
Unreliable
Hydrants Continue
To Hamper D.C.
Firefighting
Efforts
26
Maryland Governor
Says Violent Crime
In State Declining
D.C. Launches H1N1
Flu Website
Virginia Revives
Loan Program For
Energy Efficiency
Projects
Baltimore Plans To
Vaccinate Every
Student For H1N1
D.C. and Virginia
Conduct Full Scale
Emergency
Preparedness
Drills
27
Businesses Prepare
For H1N1 Flu
Developers
Continue to
Promote D.C.
Riverfront
Green Energy Co-op
Invites Neighbors
To Go Solar
Wild Horses from
West Find Adoptive
Homes in VA
Second Day of D.C.
Emergency Drills
Focus on the
Aftermath
Capitol Security
Lifted For
Military Families
D.C. Economy Ranks
5th Highest in US
28
Commonwealth
Offers Tax Amnesty
Virginia Creates
Online Videos On
Preventing Flu
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, September
28, 2009
Holocaust Memorial
Shooting Suspect
To Undergo
Psychiatric
Evaluation
More College Grads
Seek Refuge From
Bad Economy In
Graduate Schools
Richmond Strip
Club Waves
Offensive Banner
Residents,
Planners, and
Johns Hopkins
Battling Over
Gaithersburg West
Master Plan
Virginia
Distracted Driving
Safety Campaign
D.C. Expects H1N1
Vaccine Next Week
Local Food Bank
Braces For Another
Busy Holiday
Season
Maryland Firm
Rolls Out H1N1
Vaccine
Pandemic
Preparedness
Important to MD
Vaccine Maker
Thousands Sign Up
to Administer
Vaccine In
Virginia
D.C. Expects H1N1
Vaccine Next Week
Grieving Military
Families Meet At
Capitol
Time-Crunched
People Take
Advantage of
Drive-Through Flu
Vaccine Clinic
MD New Texting Ban
Questioned
On Morning
Edition: Virginia
Gubernatorial Race
Wild Horse
Adoptions Not a
Perfect Solution
Power Breakfast
for September 28,
2009
VA Political
Candidates Woo
Arab American
Voters
29
"Art Beat" With
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, September
29, 2009
O'Malley Names New
Maryland Poet
Laureate
Report Due On
Speed Cameras In
Montgomery County
VA Distracted
Driver Initiative
Local Food Bank
Anticipates Record
Numbers For Second
Straight Holiday
Season
District Cans
Contractor for
Student Database
Delays
Police Step up
Monitoring of
Metro Station
During
After-School Hours
D.C. Council to
Consider Stricter
Smoking Regulation
Power Breakfast
for September 29,
2009
Summit on the
State of Marriage
Begins
MD Businesses
Could See Tax
Increase To Boost
Unemployment Fund
Happy The Hippo
Moves From D.C. To
Milwaukee
Midshipman In
Isolation Ward To
Curb Swine Flu
Spread
D.C. Council Seeks
To Ban Sale Of
Individual Cigars
At Some Stores
Business Leaders
Gather To Discuss
H1N1 Impact
Maryland Court
Hears Racial
Profiling Case
Michael Vick Talks
Dog Fighting With
D.C. Students
30
Memorabilia
Collection For
Classic Performers
Find Home At Va.
Tech
50 Confirmed Cases
of Rabies in
Fairfax County
Local Businesses
Face Different
Challenges When it
Comes to H1N1
D.C. Teens Sharpen
Driving Skills on
Test Track
Vick's Public
Contrition Tour
Stops In D.C.
Senators Question
District Voucher
Program
Doctors Rally For
Single-Payer
System
Report Says Speed
Cameras Slowing
Traffic In
Montgomery County
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday,
September 30, 2009
Power Breakfast
For September 30,
2009
Bridges On Major
Roadways Need
Repair
Rosedale Breaks
Ground On New
Community Center
Speed Cameras
Unveiled On
Maryland Highways
Father-Daughter
Pair Arrested For
Gang Recruitment
In Fairfax
Baltimore Mayor
Now Faces Two
Trials

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Mikulski Focuses
On Gender
Discrimination In
Health Care
Washington
Convention And
Sports Authority
Has Big Plans To
Promote D.C.
Commentary: The
Dominance Of
English
Maryland Issues
Tax Entension For
Businesses
Affected By
Flooding
Virginia Hospital
Bans Visitors 18
And Under Due To
H1N1
Montgomery County
Suspends Training
Program Under
Investigation
Metro Steps Up
Cleaning And
Communication
Efforts For Flu
Season
Hazardous Material
Spill In
Alexandria Prompts
New Procedures
Rosedale Slated To
Get First
Full-Scale Library
New Eco-Focused
Business
Development Center
Opens In
Montgomery County
New Laws Targeting
Drivers Take
Effect In Maryland
Voucher Advocates
Rally On Capitol
Hill
"Conversations"...Michael
Cottman speaks
with the Director
of the Gandhi
Memorial Center
D.C. Lawmaker To
Introduce Gay
Marriage Bill
"Art Beat" -
Thursday, October
1, 2009
Power Breakfast
for October 1,
2009
New Laws Targeting
Drivers Take
Effect In Maryland
No More E-ZPasses
For Maryland
Lawmakers
D.C. Considers
Looser
Restrictions On
Keeping Chickens
Mobile Home Park
Owner Fined For
Sewage Dump
Virginia Man
Sentenced For
Posting Threats
2
Fairfax Co. Exec
Warns of More
Budget Challenges
for 2011
Merged Authority's
Mission is to
Promote D.C.
Sports
Green Businesses
Get Help From
Beverage Mogul,
Montgomery County
Hoop Dreams
Scholarship Fund
Ends Operation
Weekend Planner:
October Gardening
Power Breakfast
for October 2,
2009
"Art Beat" With
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
October 2-4, 2008
The Region's Top
Stories With
Washington Post
Columnist Robert
McCartney
First Shipments Of
H1N1 Vaccine To
Arrive In Area
Tuesday
Maryland To Raise
Unemployment
Insurance Tax
Rates
National Memorial
To Fallen
Firefighters This
Weekend In
Maryland
This Week in
Congress - October
2, 2009
D.C. Bike Station
A New Element In
Urban
Transportation
Hundreds Of D.C.
Public School
Employees To Lose
Jobs
Thirty-nine
Indicted In
Bribery Probe Of
D.C. Taxi Industry
3
D.C. Council Chair
Promises Hearing
On Teacher Layoffs
Over 7,000 Raise
$750K During
Annual AIDS Walk
Washington
Mason Dixon Roller
Vixens Go To The
Movies
4
Hagerstown
Corporation Gets
Homeland Security
Contract
Fenty Not
Responsive Enough
to AIDS Crisis,
Says Activist
D.C. Parents React
To Teacher Firings
5
Conference in
Reston Focuses on
Vaccine Concerns
Metro Ridership
Down
D.C. Teen Shares
Her Story of
Adoption
Failure Of
Security Firm
Throws D.C.
Schools For Loop
Some Pharmacists
Confused About
H1N1 Vaccine
Local Pharmacists
Gear Up For
Possible Flu
Outbreak
Power Breakfast
for October 5,
2009
Baltimore's Public
Schools Go
Meatless For
Mondays
"Art Beat" With
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, October 5,
2008
Last Day to
Register to Vote
in 2009 VA
Elections
Group D.C. Vote
Hope District
Gains Seat in
Congress
On Morning
Edition: Virginia
Elections
Loudoun County
Turns in More
Suspected Illegal
Immigrants Than
Last Year
Baltimore Mayor
Faces Two Trials
Virginia's
Gubernatorial Race
Gets Nasty
Advocates Of D.C.
Vote In Congress
Meet On Hill
Baltimore Sun
Business Editor
killed In Morning
Car Crash
6
U.S. Senate Passes
Cell-Phone Jamming
Bill For State
Prisons
Loudoun County
Educates During
'Fire Prevention
Week'
Virginia Offers
Residents Rebates
For Energy
Efficient Home
Improvements
New Study Suggests
Autism Prevalence
is Greater than
CDC Estimates
D.C. Vote
Advocates Converge
On Capitol Hill
Montgomery County
Homeless Programs
Get Money From
Freddie Mac
Local Advocate
Hope New Autism
Study Pushes State
Legislators Into
Action
Metro Ridership in
Decline
WTU President Says
Union Will Pursue
Legal Action Over
Teacher Layoffs
Power Breakfast
for October 6,
2009
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, October
6, 2008
Virginia National
Guard Members
Return
Virginia's
Gubernatorial
Candidates Speak
To Loudon Chamber
Of Commerce
Three Charged With
Embezzling
Local Faith-Based
Non-Profit
Expands, Will Help
More Teen Mothers
White House
Cabinet
Secretaries Join
Forces To Speak To
Local College
Students
7
D.C. Region's
First Carbon
Neutral Designer
Show Home
Security Guards
Plead For Help
From D.C. Leaders
Mayors From
Maryland Push For
Health Care
Legislation
Metro Police Test
Tricycles To Fight
Crime
Students Walk The
Walk At Bethesda
Elementary School
D.C. Group
Protests Afghan
War
Virginia
Gubernatorial
Candidates Court
Business Community
Public Meeting on
Need for New
Schools in Loudoun
County
Maryland High
School Closes In
Response To Swine
Flu
Homeless Teen
Mothers Find
Shelter and Much
More in Arlington
Home
Maryland High
School Closes As
Swine Flu
Precaution
DCPS Chancellor
Michelle Rhee
Talks About
Layoffs
Decision of Gay
Rights in the
District May Need
to Go Through
Congress
Power Breakfast
for October 7,
2009
"Art Beat" With
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, October
7, 2009
Former Maryland
Secretary To Serve
On U.S. Justice
Department
WTU Set To File
Lawsuit Today
Metro Completes
Track Repairs Near
June Crash Site
Virginia Adopts
Water Regulation
To Protect
Aquaculture
8
Ben Ali, Founder
Of D.C.'s Ben's
Chili Bowl, Dies
Signs Of Impending
Free Fall In North
Virginia Real
Estate Market
New Market Debuts
This Friday
Conversations:
Accotink Academy
D.C. Students For
Democratic Society
Protest 8-year
Afghan Conflict
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, October
8, 2008
WTU President
George Parker
Talks About
Layoffs
Casual Conundrums
Town Hall Meeting
On Johns Hopkins
Expansion In
Montgomery County
Montgomery County
Councilman Wants
Explanation On
Gaithersburg West
Expansion
Power Breakfast
for October 8,
2009
Suspected
Ringleader
Supposedly
Threatened to Kill
Govt Witness
MoCo to Host Its
First Swine Flu
Clinic
Repaired Engines
To Return To
MARC's Penn Line
McDonnell 53,
Deeds 44 In Latest
Washington Post
Poll
Latest Maryland
Regional News
Latest Regional
Virginia News
Suspicious Package
Found In
Tenleytown, Police
Investigating
Latest Maryland
Regional News
Latest D.C. Local
News
Latest Virginia
Regional News
9
Ben's Chili Bowl,
A D.C. Institution
Luxury Living With
A Purpose
Students At Prince
George's County
Receive H1N1
Vaccinations
Some Teachers Say
Mayor Fenty Will
Pay For Teacher
Layoffs Next
Election
First Swine Flu
Vaccines Dispensed
In Montgomery
County
Many Children
Become 'Very
Hungry' Readers
Preparing For BRAC
In D.C.
As Duck-Hunting
Season Starts,
Debate Reignites
Loudoun County
Non-Profits
Seeking Funding
Encouraged To
Attend Special
Meeting
Virginia
Restaurants
Countdown to
Smoking Ban
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
October 9-11, 2008
Ben Ali, Founder
of Ben's Chili
Bowl, Dies at 82.
Weekend Planner:
Eva the Mule
Power Breakfast
for October 9,
2009
On Morning
Edition: Virginia
Election Polls
Alert System in
Hagerstown Close
to Ready
The Region's Top
Stories With
Washington Post
Columnist Robert
McCartney
Metro Work Closes
Stations Over
Columbus Day
Weekend
Maryland State
House Dome Turns
Pink
Thousands Converge
In Washington,
Business Owners
Eye Higher Profits
This Week In
Congress - October
9, 2009
Fairfax Leaders
Say Special Tax
District Will Fund
Final Three Metro
Stations
10
Bike Station Hints
At Future Of
Public
Transportation
Three Virginia
Sites Make Annual
Top 10 Great
Places In America
list
Foresters Ask VA
Residents To Be
Careful During
Fire Season
VA Specialty Food
Producers
Encouraged To
Market Products
To Japan
Commemoration Of
Abolitionist John
Brown Gets
Underway
Montgomery County
Confident H1N1
Vaccine in Good
Supply
Thousands Rally
For Equal Rights
Laws
Fairfax Closer to
Final Funding
Source for Metro
Stations Along
Dulles Rail
Gala to Make
Low-Income Homes
'Green' Rings in
DC Green Festival
11
Twelve D.C. Area
Postal Facilities
Could Close
Unitarian
Universalists Lend
Support to Gay
Rights March
12
The Case For Gay
Marriage Rights
Hundreds Gather At
Memorial Service
For Fallen
Purcellville
Soldier
Virginia's
Candidates For
Governor Square
Off Tonight
Street Parking
Changes Could Be
on the Way in
Arlington
Catholic To
Charter School
Conversion: One
Year Later
Montgomery County
Health Department
To Hold H1N1
Vaccination Clinic
Unitarian
Ministers Speak Up
for Gay Marriage
Rights
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, October
12, 2008
Knights of
Columbus Celebrate
the Holiday
Some Students Say
Teacher Layoffs
Have Affected
Their Academics
Energy Co-op Saves
Money by the
Bushel with Urban
Corn Granary
New Poll Shows Bob
McDonnell Leading
Democrat Creigh
Deeds In VA
Power Breakfast
for October 12,
2009
Baltimore to Learn
How Transform
Abandoned Lots To
Neighborhood
Assets
On Morning
Edition: Virginia
Gubernatorial Race
Alexandria
Elementary School
Adds Middle-School
Classes
Spending Of
Montgomery
County's Planning
Director
Questioned
Should Speed
Camera Money Pay
For Tasers?
13
U.S. Teens Rank
Lower In Math And
Science Compared
To Other Teens
Abroad
Deeds Comes Out
Swinging In Debate
NAACP Questions
How A New Mayor
Could Be Selected
In Baltimore
Bus Leaves
Kindergarten Boy
Far From Home
20th Annual
Schooners Race
Honors Chesapeake
Bay
Montgomery County
Council Looks At
Money Seized From
Drug Dealers
D.C. Taxicab
Bribery Scandal In
Court This Week
"Art Beat" With
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, October
13, 2008
Federal
Immigration Policy
Revision Triggers
Issue in VA
Memorial Service
for Purcellville
Soldier Draws
Hundreds
Power Breakfast
for October 13,
2009
ATM "Skimmers"
Crop Up In
Maryland
Preakness Another
Step Closer To
Staying In
Maryland
The Greening Of
Business In
Washington
Virginia Lawmakers
Investigate
Suspect Drywall In
Some Houses
Virginia County
Seeks Dismissal Of
Wal-Mart Challenge
Latest Virginia
Regional News
Latest D.C. Local
News
Latest Maryland
Regional News
14
Latest D.C. Local
News
Latest Maryland
Regional News
Latest Virginia
Regional News
Metro Drivers To
Do It By The Book
VA Dept. Of
Education Loses
Personal
Information Of
100,000 Students