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Tracking sex-crime offenders gets trickier with wireless devices
WASHINGTON - The pursuit of Lee Shelton began the moment the convicted sex offender was released from prison.
Published November 25, 2009, issue of December 04, 2009 . The buses waited in the synagogue lot.
Sex-crime offenders use tech to escape law
The pursuit of Lee Shelton began the moment the convicted sex offender was released from prison.
Obama on Food Network's Iron Chef?
Anyone else see Food Network Iron Chef? There was a promo commercial touting a 2 hour episode with a "very special guest" while showing the Washington Monument.
Nov. 16, 2009 BOOK REVIEW: 'Decoding The Lost Symbol' Adds to Pleasure, Understanding of Dan Brown's Best-Selling Novel 'The Lost Symbol' Reviewed By David M. Kinchen Huntingtonnews.net Book Critic You don't really need Simon Cox's "Decoding The Lost Symbol" to enjoy Dan Brown's latest Robert Langdon symbology thriller, The Lost Symbol , but the ...
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History lights up Baltimore's Charles St.
Statues don't get much better than the one atop the Washington Monument. You haven't noticed? There's the father of our country, resigning his commission, wearing his uniform -- and wrapped in a gently flowing toga.
If you've missed it, that's because a true appreciation of the Washington Monument requires traveling to Baltimore, which has the Washington Monument, the very first undertaken in this country to honor our first president. It was completed in 1829. The one in the District, also the work of architect Robert Mills, wasn't begun until 1848 and took forever to finish -- until the end of 1884.
His name and voice go hand-in-hand with your commute. For 30 years, WTOP's Bob Marbourg has been the voice guiding you around D.C. area traffic, getting you home safely.
Danbury 8th-graders return from D.C.
The Danbury Middle School eighth-grade class took a four-day educational trip last week to Gettysburg and Washington, D.C. The students left the Danbury school parking lot at 6:45 a.m. and spent their first day in Gettysburg, Pa.
Washington: The Five Best Hotels Just Outside of Washington, D.C.
In many cities, a suburban stay equals hours on the train each morning and night.
A Hard Hat Tour of DCa s Arena: Two Venues Under One Roof
Washington DC's Arena Stage under construction to become the Mead Center for the American Theater.
Directed by Roland Emmerich. Written by Roland Emmerich and Harald Kloser. Rated PG-13. 2012 Completing his multifilm vendetta against the world's tourist trade, German-born director Roland Emmerich sends the mother of all storms to level the Washington Monument , the Eiffel Tower , and a priest-filled Vatican City in his newest end-times thriller, ...
Washington's Other Organic Garden
To try DC Central Kitchen's house-brined pickles, click here for the recipe. Just a couple of blocks from the Washington Monument, the air carried the ripe, green scent of tomato plants, which were nestled in planters made from salvaged oak and locust planks.
Cell Tower To Be Moved Sunday For I-55 Expansion
Crews were expected to begin moving a notable cell phone tower on Sunday to make way for an expansion on Interstate 55.
What to Watch on Tuesday: Visitors arrive to destroy mankind
The contestants are now competing individually. In tonight's episode, they all travel to Washington DC for a public workout at the Washington Monument, for a salad at the White House, and then a weigh-in on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial.
The Washington Monument can be seen through two oak trees on the National Mall in Washington, DC.
More Virgin blogging: I'm on my way *back* from a one-day visit to Washington DC for a NEMA WG6 meeting.
'The Biggest Loser': A trip to D.C.
On tonight's Biggest Loser , the remaining contestants head to D.C. for a challenge, a lobbying session, another challenge, and a visit to the White House.
50 Stackable Selections - From Jenga Retail Spaces to Stacked Box Architecture
The Pyramids, the Washington Monument and Jenga are all examples of how the ability to create stackable things separates man from beast.
Go head to head in a new beer summit
Obama: I want you to know I believe in a strong and loyal opposition. But what I reject is when some folks are on the sidelines and root for failure on health care ... or they root for failure on getting the Olympics.
World War II veterans moved by visit to their memorial
WASHINGTON - Alfred Denissen raised up from his wheelchair parked among the 400,000 or so white marble headstones in Arlington National Cemetery.
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