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Judge Titus Hung with Three Others
It is not often one gets to witness the hanging of a judge. However, this was recently the case (pardon the pun) at the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland. The Hon. Roger W. Titus, who over 10 years ago was appointed a federal judge to the Maryland court, was about to be hung. However, he wouldn’t be alone in the process. He would join three previous hangings in this relatively new federal courthouse building in Greenbelt that was a Baltimore-located institution for more than 200 years.
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Rams Defeat Westfield in Rainy Concorde Title Game
Robinson baseball builds 3-0 lead before weather delay; Go on to 4-2 title game victory.
Both the Westfield and Robinson baseball teams, along with competing against one another in Tuesday night’s Concorde District tournament baseball championship game, had to deal with sloppy, rainy weather conditions as well. Ultimately, following a third inning delay due to rain, the Rams of Robinson came away with a 4-2 finals win.
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Rams Defeat Westfield in Rainy Concorde Title Game
Robinson baseball builds 3-0 lead before weather delay; Go on to 4-2 title game victory.
Both the Westfield and Robinson baseball teams, along with competing against one another in Tuesday night’s Concorde District tournament baseball championship game, had to deal with sloppy, rainy weather conditions as well. Ultimately, following a third inning delay due to rain, the Rams of Robinson came away with a 4-2 finals win.
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Alexandria Survives Metro Mayhem
Reviewing a month of metro-shutdowns.
July was rough for the metro in Alexandria, but the city has emerged through the worst of it. Between July 5 and 18, Surges 3 and 4 involved complete line shutdowns between Reagan National Airport and Braddock Road, then in the other direction between Reagan National Airport and Pentagon City. The latter didn’t take place in Alexandria, but kept commuters from using the Metro to get to Washington D.C.
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‘Main Street’ Redevelopment Plan Revised
The proposal is calling for a pedestrian-oriented mix of office, retail and residential uses.
‘Main Street’ Redevelopment Plan Revised
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Little Theatre of Alexandria Presents ‘Anne of Green Gables’
Turn-of-the-century musical of family who adopts a "boy" who is really a girl.
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Montgomery County Council Approves Zoning Change for Accessory Dwelling Units
Legislation sponsored by Councilmember Hans Riemer would remove obstacles to lower-cost housing
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School Notes
School Notes
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Calendar of Events
Calendar of Events
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Ongoing Events
Ongoing Events
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Weekly Calendar
Weekly Calendar
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Burke & Fairfax Calendar
Burke & Fairfax Calendar
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Calendar
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Loudoun Calendar
Loudoun Calendar
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Burke & Fairfax Calendar
Burke & Fairfax Calendar
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Wedding Traditions and Folklore
Wedding Traditions and Folklore
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Chef Troy Clayton Redefines Italian Cooking at Geranio
Chef Troy Clayton Redefines Italian Cooking at Geranio