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Board of Education president brings listening tour to N.Va. on Thursday
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Virginia Board of Education President David M. Foster is bringing his around-the-state listening tour to Northern Virginia on Thursday, with a stop in Fauquier County. Comment?
In - No Man's Land,' vintage WSC directors do vintage Pinter
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This season, the small-budget troupe WSC Avant Bard lost its residency in Rosslyn's Artisphere. Comment?
That Ovechkin-cover-story-that-never-was appears in this week's issue, and the story begins with a scoring champ in love. Comment?
'Glad it worked': After move to right wing, Capitals captain Ovechkin regains scoring touch
Washington Capitals' Alex Ovechkin, of Russia, skates during NHL hockey practice at the Kettler Capitals Iceplex in Arlington, Va., Tuesday, April 30, 2013. Comment?
Gas stations are vanishing from Washington's inner suburbs
In Bethesda , in the middle of car-loving suburbia, gas stations are going the way of the drive-in movie. Comment?
On Love: Kevin Hetman and Ryan Jeffers
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Ryan Jeffers and Kevin Hetman kiss in front of the Capitol before their wedding at the Top of the Town in Arlington, Va. Comment?
Two injured in Arlington house fire
Fire tore through an Arlington house Tuesday morning, forcing one woman to jump from a second-floor window and trapping another in the basement until firefighters were able to reach her. Comment?
After 81 years, landmark Memorial Bridge is in dire need of renovation
The main lever in the Memorial Bridge control room hasn't opened the draw span in more than 50 years. Comment?
D.C. ranked among most generous U.S. cities in online donations
When it comes to charitable giving, the Washington area may not be number one - but we are number two, and three, and four. Comment?
Universal preschool: Necessary but no panacea
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President Obama just released his proposed 2014 budget, which includes a push for universal preschool for low- and middle-income four year olds, fulfilling a promise he made in his recent State of the Union message. Comment?
The NCAA championship game is tonight. Louisville Cardinals fans will make their way to Crystal City Sports Pub , where the local alumni group has seats reserved on the third floor. Comment?
Just weeks after the $20 Diner sang the praises of her exquisite central Vietnamese restaurant in the Eden Center, Nha Trang chef Nguyen Lee has died from complications of a stroke, leaving behind countless community members who not only enjoyed her food but benefited from her generosity, a family member told The Post. Comment?
Capital Bikeshare restarts expansion plans
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The Washington region's Capital Bikeshare program set a ridership record Saturday, and the District is gearing up to restart a major expansion that should greatly increase the numbers of stations and red bikes on city streets. Comment?
Arlington driver's 10-minute commute solution shows D.C.'s traffic problems
A traveler asked in my March 11 online discussion about the congestion on the southbound George Washington Parkway near the 14th Street bridge during the morning rush. Comment?
Past as military propaganda singer complicates first lady's emergence as icon of softer China
A computer screen shows websites displaying an undated photo of China's new first lady Peng Liyuan in younger days singing to martial law troops following the 1989 bloody military crackdown on pro-democracy protesters, in Beijing, China, Thursday, March 28, 2013. Comment?
Arlington streetcar forum gets raucous
The fate of the Columbia Pike streetcar project may be in the hands this spring of federal transit authorities who are deciding whether to fund it, but for the 350-plus Arlingtonians who turned out to a information-packed and sometimes raucous forum Wednesday night, the issue was all about local choices. Comment?
Past as military propaganda singer complicates first lady's emergence as icon of softer China
A computer screen shows websites displaying an undated photo of China's new first lady Peng Liyuan in younger days singing to martial law troops following the 1989 bloody military crackdown on pro-democracy protesters, in Beijing, China, Thursday, March 28, 2013. Comment?
Arlington bus stop costs $1 million
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The glass-and-steel roof swoops up like a bird taking flight. A wall made of etched glass opens the rear vista to newly planted landscaping. Comment?
Man shot during robbery in Arlington
The man was walking home near South Arlington Ridge Road and South Lang Street at about 8:30 p.m. when a suspect approached him and demanded money at gunpoint, police said. Comment?
Magical thinking about technology in education
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To hear some people talk, you'd think technology is going to save public education. Comment?