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 RICHMOND, Jan. 7 -- Virginia Gov. Timothy M. Kaine called on legislators Wednesday to support no-excuse, in-person absentee voting in Virginia as a way to reduce long lines at polls and make voting more convenient.
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A year ago, Banita Jacks was found living in a rented Southeast Washington rowhouse with the corpses of her four little girls. That discovery nearly derailed the District agency charged with protecting the city's children.
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The U.S. Secret Service and regional transportation officials unveiled a plan yesterday to ban personal vehicles from all Potomac River bridge crossings from Virginia into the District and from interstates 395 and 66 inside the Capital Beltway on Inauguration Day.
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U.S. Transportation Secretary Mary Peters gave the final federal seal of approval to plans to extend Metrorail to Dulles International Airport last night, ensuring that the $5.2 billion project can move forward without restrictions.
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All Potomac bridge crossings from Virginia into the District will be closed to personal vehicles on Inauguration Day and a large portion of downtown D.C. will be off-limits too, officials announced today.
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A Mount Rainier man who has been cited dozens of times in the past decade for having debris in his yard has been indicted under a state anti-dumping law, authorities said today as they announced a prosecution they described as the first of its kind in Prince George's County.
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A team of paramedics got a shock early this morning when they walked out of an emergency room in Prince George's County to find their ambulance missing.
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Maryland's six-year-old, $3.3 billion overhaul of its educational funding system has led to major performance gains that have helped make the state's schools the best in the country, according to a pair of independent reports released today.
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Gov. Timothy Kaine has appointed a new communications director.
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The Maryland Board of Public Works has approved a $14.4 million deal to acquire more than 4,700 acres of forest land in Worcester County.
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