
Washington Post -- Metro More horror stories from the DMV: http://bit.ly/2PSVl2
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In our security-obsessed, post-Sept. 11 world, married women are highly suspicious, especially if they are elderly.

Washington Post -- Metro Got a gripe? Got a compliment? It's Feedback Friday. Please tell what you think of our fan page. What stories would YOU like to see? What are we missing?

Washington Post -- Metro At 2,000-years-old, they look *good* for their age: http://bit.ly/2JF5rQ
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A hefty blue cargo crate is wheeled into a brand-new gallery at the National Geographic Museum. Seven sets of hands carefully guide the crate into position in the exhibition area.

Washington Post -- Metro Death toll rises to 13 in Fort Hood shootings: http://bit.ly/2Ss0SH
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Washington Post -- Metro A profile of the suspected Fort Hood gunman, who was born in Arlington, worked at Walter Reed and worshipped in Silver Spring: http://bit.ly/4fhGyS
Suspect in Fort Hood shooting, a Muslim, asked Army to discharge him, aunt said - washingtonpost.com
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He prayed every day at the Muslim Community Center in Silver Spring, a devout Muslim who, despite asking to be discharged from the U.S. Army, was on the eve of his first deployment to war. Yesterday, authorities said Maj. Nidal M. Hasan, a 39-year-old Arlington-born psychiatrist, shot and killed ...

Washington Post -- Metro A follow-up on the chest bumping high school football player: http://bit.ly/jqG1Z
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Broad Run running back T.J. Peeler's one-game suspension was overturned and the senior was reinstated by the Virginia High School League on Thursday following an appeal by the school and a joint decision involving the Northern Virginia Football Officials Association...

Washington Post -- Metro More on Montgomery County's traffic woes:http://bit.ly/45x9X2
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Montgomery County officials said Thursday they are struggling to restore synchronization to 750 traffic signals throughout the county and are bracing for an outage that could last into next week. The computer that regulated the flow of traffic crashed completely about 3 a.m. ...

Washington Post -- Metro More on the technology behind Montgomery County's traffic light problem: http://bit.ly/6RBPs
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A computer meltdown disrupted the choreography of 750 traffic lights on Wednesday and Thursday,turning commutes into endless seas of red brake lights.

Washington Post -- Metro Thanks for letting us know what you guys want to read. Some info on the traffic light situation in Montgomery County: http://bit.ly/wgEni and
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THIS POST HAS BEEN UPDATED [SEE BELOW] Montgomery County's system that regulates traffic lights during rush hour is still out of order, and drivers should expect a repeat of the traffic delays that turned both morning and evening rush hour into a traffic nightmare on Wednesday. ...

Washington Post -- Metro Somehow it seems hard to imagine cozying up to an E-book. Thoughts? http://bit.ly/3jcOZD
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Technology is stalking your bookcase. It has already taken over your photo albums and emptied your film canisters. It overwhelmed your music collection and flooded Goodwill with CD towers. It canceled your newspaper subscription. (Sniff, tear.) And now, digital evangelicals believe technology is ...

Washington Post -- Metro NFL player honors his mom with a $2 million gift to the University of Maryland: http://bit.ly/2zwC3i

Washington Post -- Metro Part 2 of the story looking at heroin in the Virginia suburbs: http://bit.ly/1ifb2C
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Greg and Donna Lannes sat on either side of their daughter in the Bethesda office of psychiatrist Steven Pankopf. Between them, Alicia was composed, her head up and her voice steady.

Washington Post -- Metro Should chest bumps be considered unsportsmanlike conduct? http://bit.ly/26a4ua

Washington Post -- Metro Any St. Alban's alums out there? http://bit.ly/3blxWF
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For Sean Woo, boarding his sons at St. Albans School was an easy choice. His two teenagers got the prestige, the rigorous academics and an around-the-clock minder all in one package. And with St. Albans just a half-hour drive from Woo's McLean home, he could still make all the choral concerts and...

















