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2007 Archives

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

January 2007
SunMonTueWedThurFriSat
1
DC's Smoking Ban
Goes into Effect
2
Virginia Lawmakers
Set to Consider
Two Term Governors
Arlington County
is Going Green
3
Hopes for New DC
Mayor
Fenty's Plan To
Takeover Schools
Is Gaining Support
4
Maryland
Association of
Counties Holds
Winter Conference
Virginia Ranks
First In Education
Report
DC Mayor Proposes
School Takeover
5
Fenty Unveils Plan
for the Public
Schools
6
7
8
Virginia Soldiers
Prepare for Iraq
DC Wants to Solve
More Homicide
Cases
9
Nonstop from
Dulles to Beijing
Gilmore To Explore
Presidential Bid
A leading Traffic
Safety Group Gives
Region Mixed
Grades.
DC United Has New
Owners
10
Maryland and
Virginia
Legislatures
Convene 2007
Sessions
Virginia Starts
Legislative
Session
11
A New Plan For the
Homeless in DC
Cervical Cancer
Vaccine Generates
Concern Among
Parents
Maryland Lawmakers
Set to Consider
Statewide Smoking
Ban
12
DC Government
Reform Plan In
Question
Region Fights for
More DHS Funding
Maryland and
Virginia Lawmakers
Work Through
Proposed Bills
13
14
15
16
Stemming the Tide
of Youth Gun
Violence
Homeland Security
Officials Downplay
Missing ID's and
Uniforms
Crime Drops in
Prince George's
An Effort to Help
the Poor Get Tax
Refunds
Montgomery County
Council Holds
Hearing on
Proposed Building
Freeze
New Vending Sites
Open
17
Maryland Lawmakers
Discuss the
Uninsured
Virginia Wants
More Flexibility
Testing Students
Virginia Debates
How to Police
Undocumented
Immigrants
61st Governor
Takes Oath of
Office in Maryland
State Apology for
Slavery
Defining "Daily"
Roller Derby Rises
Again
18
Maryland Wal-Mart
Bill Declared
Invalid
State, Advocates
Weigh Next Step on
Mayoral Takeover
of DC Schools
Scrutinized
Transportation
Breakthrough in VA
Maryland Lawmakers
Considering
Smoking Ban
Md Clean Cars Bill
19
Maryland Judiciary
pushes E-Citation
Project
20
21
22
Maryland's New
Comptroller Sworn
in.
Warner
Reconfirms--No
Presidential Bid
in 2008
23
Maryland Lawmakers
Poised to Consider
Cigarette Tax Hike
New TSA Plan
Doesn't Dissuade
DC
24
Baltimore Gas and
Electric Rolls Out
Energy
Conservation
Proposals
25
Virginia
Challenges No
Child Left Behind
Refunding One
Million Dollars to
Consumers
26
A Virginia Panel
Approves a Smoke
Ban
27
28
29
DC Officials
Pledge Beefed Up
Police Patrols
Democrat Says
Scale Back
Gubernatorial
Appointees
Officials Need
Community to Help
Solve Slayings
Effort Underway to
Recruit More
Republicans in DC
30
Toll Hikes on
Dulles Greenway
31
Finding The Right
Words
Maryland Advocates
Blast Juvenile
Justice System
Davis Aims to
Increase National
Guard Funding

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Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

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Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

May 2007
SunMonTueWedThurFriSat
1
District Leaders
Fire Lead
Paramedic in
Rosenbaum Death
2
DC Region Young
People Help Out In
Many Ways
DC Vote Now Up To
Senate
DC Vote Bill Wins
Key Support
3
Virginia Indians
Seek Recognition
Montgomery County
Speed Cameras Set
to Issue Tickets
4
Black Church
Leaders Criticize
Hate Crimes Bill
DC Offers
Environmental
Initiatives to
Schools
Fenty Education
Plan Not Original
Local Initiative
Wants DC Youth to
Read
Youth Voices:
Family Members
Take on a New Role
WAMU 88 5'S
Weekend Planner
5
6
7
Deborah Bolling's
Commentary:
Grandma's Hands
Youth Voices: The
College Game
8
Syphilis Cases in
the Region on the
Rise
Criticism of Mayor
Fenty's School
Take-Over Plan
Community, Vendors
Agree on Temporary
Site for Market
Muslim Community
Reaches Out to
Battered Women
9
Maryland's
Governor Endorses
Hilary Clinton
Mayor Fenty's
Plagiarism
Whistleblower
Response From
Charlotte-Mecklenburg
School Board
Member
AARP Helps Out
Elderly Residents
City May Continue
Fight for Gun Laws
What Role School
Food Plays In Teen
Obesity
Efforts To Curb
Violence Against
Young People
Growing
10
Metro Will Soon
Offer
Entertainment
Metro: iPod Thefts
On The Rise
Panel Begins
Investigating Va
Tech Shootings
Mayor Fenty's
Education Plan
Placed On Hold In
Congress
Rep. Eleanor
Holmes Norton on
Mayor Fenty's
School Take-Over
Bill
Mother's Day
Commentary-Deborah
Bolling
How Do Teens Get
Involved
11
Happy Mother's Day
Mayor Fenty's
School Plan on
Hold in Congress
An EU Open House
Why Do Some Teens
Read?
12
Jamestown Sets up
100 White Tents
for Anniversary
Party
13
14
DC Tops List for
the Young Crowd
Montgomery County
Considers Housing
Grants
DC Taxes:
Commentary by Ed
Lazere of the DC
Fiscal Policy
Institute
15
16
DC Vote Gets Big
Time Boost
Kemp: Senate
Should Pass DC
Vote
St. Mary County
Set to Open its
First Charter
School
Md. Students Learn
About
Environmental
Crimes.
17
Transportation
Board Approves New
Projects
18
DC Mayor Unfazed
by Senate Holdup
of School Bill
19
20
21
Wasa speeds up
hydrant repair
plan
Healthy Babies
Campaign Begins
Today
Feds, DC Team For
Healthy Baby
Campaign
Controversy Over
Gun Giveaways
Underground, But
Not Under Wraps
Norton and Nat
Guard concerned
about equipment
22
DC Sells Debt With
A+ Rating
23
24
DC Gains More
Senate Support
25
26
27
28
Deborah Bolling's
Commentary-Is
Barack Obama
29
Commentary by
Aleta Margolis:
Improving
Education
30
31

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

July 2007
SunMonTueWedThurFriSat
1
2
House: DC Can
Spend for Voting
Rights
Junior College
Grad Heads to
Georgetown
3
4
What it means to
be American:
Robert Weiner
What it means to
be American: Sarah
Holewinski
What it means to
be American:
Different Voices
What it means to
be American: Jim
Bailey
Transportation
Officials Test
Emergency System
What it means to
be American: Peter
Laufer
5
Pyrotechnics
Company Had Past
Violations
Fireworks Company
Has Past
Violations with
Workers
Pennsylvania-Based
Pyrotechnics
Company off Hook
in Explosion
DC's Mayor Defends
Salary Decision
for Schools Chief
Fireworks Display
Injures Four
Children
6
Frederik Douglass
Bridge Work
Frederick Douglass
Memorial Bridge
The Commentary of
the Reverend
Graylan Scott
Hagler on Payday
Lending
Moco Hotline
Listens for 35
Years
7
8
9
Teachers Still
Waiting For
Bonuses
Young Voters Are
Involved in 2008
Presidential
Election
10
DC Council vote on
tavern licenses
DC Council vote on
Adams Morgan bars
DC Council debates
mandatory sick
leave
A new Report Shows
Ethnic Breakdown
in MoCo Government
MoCo Council
Reacts to Angry
Calls From
Businesses
11
Southeastern Univ.
Tries to Help
Students Earn
Degrees
Resolution Targets
Immigrants in
Prince William
County, Virginia
Captain Darrell
Lewis funeral
DHS Owes
Contractor $1.8
Million
Groups Criticize
O'Malley Budget
Cuts
Mongomery County
Revises Road Rules
12
DHS Late Payments
Threaten
Contractors
Tigher
Restrictions for
Greater Southeast
Community Hospital
Funeral for
Captain Darrell
Lewis
DHS Late Payments
Pain Contractors
Hefty Salaries for
DC Schools
Chancellor's Staff
Proposed
Measure Targeting
Immigrants Passes
Greater Southeast
Hospital Could Go
into Receivership
13
D.C. Program Earns
Praise For Its
Summer Learning
Program
Norwood Apartment
living conditions
D.C. Program Earns
Praise For Its
Summer Learning
Program
14
15
16
Maryland's
Foreclosure Rate
Skyrocketing
DC to Appeal
30-Year Handgun
Ban
17
DC Delegate
Holmes-Norton
Intervenes For
Guards
Maryland's
Foreclosure Rate
Skyrocketing II
18
Loudoun County
Passes Strict
Anti-Immigrant
Measure
New Images of
Jailed Potomac,
Maryland Scholar
DC Voting Rights
Advocates Demand
the right to Vote
Montgomery County
Pulls Together
ICE Admits to
Owing $8Million to
Contractors II
ICE Promises to
Pay Contractors On
Time
19
Norwood Tenants
Mixing Bowl
Completed
DC Tapwater
20
D.C. Mayor Takes
Control of
Anacostia
Waterfront Project
Prince George's
County Violence
Montgomery County
Gang Prosecution
D.C. Mayor
Testifies Before
Senate on School
Reforms
21
22
23
AU Announces New
President
Area Food Bank
Seeks D.C. Mayor's
Help
24
Dozens of Large
Maryland Comapnies
Pay Zero Taxes
DC Schools
Chancellor Hits
the Ground Running
Anti-Gun Activists
Protest in D.C.
Front Royal Snubbs
New Abusive Driver
Fees
25
The Washington
Insider
2007 Kids Count
Gives Mixed Report
Card
26
D.C. Youth Summer
Jobs Program
Extended
D.C. voting rights
advocates urge
Senate vote before
August recess
Local Teens
Honored For
Activism
Seniors Learn How
to Recognize Fraud
Prince George's
Hospital System
Goes to Court
27
D.C. Prepares
Against Suicide
Bombers
Grad School
Celebrates 20th
Anniversary
28
29
30
Prince William
County Officials
Stand by
Immigration
Position
Study: Complex
Views on Illegal
Immigration Issue
Dimensions Board
Members to Meet
Today
Montgomery County
Teen Birthrate
Increase
31
D.C. Schools
Chancellor Looks
at Teacher Review
Process
Dimensions Top
Executive
Challenges County
Executive
Montgomery County
to Provide Farmers
Assistance
Funding for
Anti-Illegal
Immigration
Training Uncertain

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

August 2007
SunMonTueWedThurFriSat
1
Former Mexican
President
Addresses
Immigration
Controversy
The Next Step for
Montgomery
County's Parking
Plans
Montgomery County
Unveils New Latino
Business Alliance
Robberies On The
Rise Across Region
2
Montgomery County
Distributes a
Million Dollars to
Defrauded
Consumers
Poor Records
Processing Could
Have Hurt D.C.'s
Bond Rating
Rhee Tours Local
School
3
Day Laborers Fight
for Change
Officials Say D.C.
Bridges Safe
Union Reaching Out
to Immigrant
Workers
Officials Discover
Much Needed School
Supplies
Happy Hour with
the Dogs
4
5
6
Young Voters-Part
One
Young Voters-Part
6
7
Young Voters-Part
Two
Maryland
Agriculture
Officials Play
Waiting Game
Women Day Laborers
8
Maryland Takes
Steps to Reduce
Foreclosures
Young Voters-Part
Three
9
Young Voters-Part
Four
Union Officials
protest at WalMart
10
Young Voters-Part
Five
Young Voters-Part
Seven
11
Archaeologists
Find 13,000 Year
Old Artifact
12
13
Political Leaders
Set to Consider
Revising Building
Rules on Ag
Reserve
African Americans
Most Likely
Victims of Violent
Crime in D.C.
14
Guns on Virginia
College Campuses
Spotsylvania
Considers Illegal
Immigration
Measures
Local HazMat Crews
on Display
Montgomery County
Foster Kids Get
Gift
15
Herndon Town
Council to Vote on
Day Laborer Center
Maryland County
Leaders Gather in
Ocean City
Birds Overrun D.C.
Neighborhood
16
Virginia Tech
Students Return to
School
Government Report
Boosts Cause for
Slots in Maryland
Herndon Day
Laborer Center
Gets a Reprive
17
Virginia Power
Plant to Merge
Stacks
County to Check
Inmate Immigration
Status on Federal
Database
Vick Co-Defendents
in Court
The Perfect
Birthday Gift
Regional Travel to
Die For
18
Anti-War Group
Suing D.C. Over
Poster Regulations
19
20
Prince George's
Schools Hope to
Meet Vaccination
Requirements
Teaching Vacancies
in Prince George's
County
Taxi Drivers as
Political Pundits
New Legislation to
Address Water
Contamination in
Anne Arundel
County
21
Prince George's
County Scrambling
to Get Students
Vaccinated
Walter Reed Papers
Found in Silver
Spring
Maryland Public TV
Launches
All-Spanish
Channel
Congressman
Charged with
Assault After
Incident at Dulles
After Years of
Delay, Wilson High
School Pool Under
Construction
Rhee Wants
Textbooks in
Classes Before
School Begins
Maryland Woman
Released from
Iranian Prison
Springfield Clinic
Closing Next Month
D.C. Teachers Get
School Placements
Virginia Must Cut
$250 Million from
Dulles Rail Budget
Unfinished
Business at D.C.
Public Schools
Birding Community
Split On New
Technology
The Commentary of
Norman Allen
22
Cultures in Motion
at the National
Portrait Gallery
Reinoso Weighs In
On Confirmation
Virginia Tech
Report Due Today
Virginia Tech
Releases Internal
Review
Academic Still in
Iran
Fairfax County
Responds to
Pressure on
Illegal
Immigration
Montgomery County
Expands Head Start
Classes
The Ghost Fleet of
Mallows Bay
23
Crackdown on
Illegal Immigrants
Continues in
Prince William
County
Report: D.C. Child
Support System
Failing
Greater Southeast
Hospital to be
Sold
Vick Pit Bulls
Face Deadline
D.C. Schools
Upgrades Not
Finished
Temporary Eastern
Market Home Set to
Open
The Washington
Area Bicyclist
Association
Slots Back on
Maryland Agenda
24
Redskins Radio
with Sonny and Sam
Imaginary Farming
Washington Area
Communities
Cracking Down on
Illegal
Immigration
Deal to Sell D.C.
Hospital Struck
Proposed Power
Line One Step
Closer to Approval
Fenty Says School
Turnaround
Underway
Virginia Faith
Community Takes
Stand Against
Payday Lenders
Boycott Planned in
Prince William
County
Rhee Plans
Sit-Downs with
D.C. Schools
Principals
Weekend Planner
25
26
27
Moran's War Stance
Unchanged After
Iraq Visit
Muslim Community
Holds "Civic
Picnic" in Reston
Hurricane Katrina
Series Part I
Economic Boycott
Underway in Prince
William County
Montgomery County
Installs Permanent
Speed Camera
D.C. Students Head
Back to School
28
Fires on Metro
Tracks for Second
Night
Power Surge Linked
to Metro Problems
Immigration
Legislation Major
Focus for Some
Area Muslims
Hurricane Katrina
Series Part II
29
Local Leaders
Resond to Obesity
Study
Hurricane Katrina
Series Part III
College Coach
Supports Vick
SAT Scores Down in
D.C.
Oyster Restoration
Funds Approved
Virginia
Republicans
Propose
Anti-Illegal
Immigration
Measures
Local Congressman
Calls for Hearings
on D.C. Safety
Needs
Maryland
Healthcare Reform
Bill Gaining
Support
30
Hurricane Katrina
Series Part IV
Boycott's Economic
Impact Unclear
Rhee Wants to
Downsize D.C.
Schools Central
Office
Herdon Seeking
Manager for Day
Labor Center
D.C. Attorney
General Sues Area
Morgage Companies
Montgomery County
Police Discover
Meth Lab
Frederick Douglass
Bridge Re-Opens
Over-Development
Threatens
Assateague Island
31
Weekend Planner
Hurricane Katrina
Series Part V
Warner to Announce
Future Plans
Childhood Ties and
the Case of
Michael Vick
Senator Warner Not
Seeking 6th Term
Kaine Supports
Review Panel's
Findings
State Schools
Superintendent to
Set D.C. Education
Standards

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

September 2007
SunMonTueWedThurFriSat
1
Davis Quiet About
Future Plans
2
3
Growing Up Without
A Dad
Social Networking
Sites Prompt Fears
4
Maryland Scholar
Released
Seven Year Old
Killed in Car
Crash
Herndon Council
Examining Day
Laborer Options
Handgun Ban Appeal
Announcement
Expected
Terrible Traffic
Tuesday
Labor Day
Commentary
Labor Day
Commentary
Labor Day
Commentary
Virginia's Migrant
Workers
Bicultural
Adoptees Struggle
With Identity
College Hopefuls
Choose Foreign
Education
5
Local Farming Wins
Popular Support
Election Season
Underway in
Virginia
Fenty Supports
Downsizing D.C.
Schools' Central
Administration
District Appealing
Handgun Ban to
Supreme Court
Gang Crackdown in
Loudoun County
Appeal 3-golloher
Gangs2-madden
Pros and Cons Of
Intra-family
Adoptions
Labor Day
Commentary
6
"Smart Growth"
Sparks Dialogue
Between Business
and Environmental
Groups
Minorities More
Likely To Face
Foreclosures
Fighting Global
Warming in
Virginia
Farmers Concerned
About Fall Apple
Crop
Mark Warner to
Announce Future
Plans Next Week
Volkswagaon Moves
Headquarters to
Herndon
Business and
Environmentalists
Are Making Strange
Bedfellows
Minorities More
Likely To Face
Foreclosures
Volkswagaon Moves
Headquarters to
Herndon
Immigration Roots
Explored
Debate Over
Drinking Age
Continues
7
Weekend Planner
Effi Barry
Obituary
Watergate Hotel:
Everything Must Go
Herndon Day Labor
Center Closing
Coyotes Issues in
Virginia
Emergency
Preparation in
D.C. Area
Columbia Heights
Slumlord Faces
Charges
Lanier Seeks New
Approach to Crime
Prevention
ANSWER Members
Arrested at
Demonstration
Maryland National
Guard
HoldsTraining
Exercise
Anacostia
Pollution Troubles
Community
First-time Young
Voters Eager For
2008 Election
8
Signing up
potential bone
marrow donors in
Effi Barry's honor
9
10
Forum to Let
Montgomery County
Residents Weigh on
Budget
How to Reassure
Children About
9/11 Attacks
Authorities Review
Disaster
Preparation
District Launches
"Green"
Initiatives
Former D.C. FEMS
Sergeant Arrested
Unity Walk Brings
Faithful Together
to Honor 9/11
Anniversary
HOT Lanes
Construction to
Start Next Year
11
Hip Hop Part 1
Talking to Kids
about 9/11
9/11:
Muslim-Americans
Remembering 9/11
with the Maryland
National Guard
Montgomery
Officials Help Out
Future Homebuyers
Local Job Market
Strong
12
New Construction
Adds to Wilson
Bridge Traffic
Woes
Hip Hop Part 2
Inspector General
Report Says Tax
Districts in
Clarksburg Are
Legal
13
The Therapy of
Singing
Reflections on the
6th Anniversary of
9-11
14
Commentary on
"Empowering Women"
by Marjorie Simms
15
16
17
Montgomery County
starts vegetable
oil recycling
website
Prince George's
County
Immunization
Deadline
Art Beat with
Stephanie Kaye -
September 17, 2007
18
Car-Free Day
"Art Beat" for
September 18th,
2007
Maryland Court of
Appeals Upholds
Ban on Same-Sex
Marriage
Fenty Promises
Full Investigation
in Cop Shooting
Commentary on
Virginia's
"Abusive Driver"
Fees
Parents Protest
Military
Recruiters at
Local High Schools
19
Washington Area
Residents Heading
to Louisiana
Immigrants Protest
Green Card
Regulations
Virginia Home
Values Could
Decline
Charges Against
Ocean City Woman
Dismissed
20
Residents Decide
on Budget Cuts
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
September 20th,
2007
21
The High Holy Days
are marked with
music and other
traditional
sounds...
Police shooting
victim's family
wants justice.
22
FBI takes over DC
police shooting
case
23
24
Local Women
Raising Money for
Jena 6 Defense
Fund
911 Service
Disruption in
Montgomery County
Nationals Play
Final Game at RFK
Stadium
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, September
24, 2007
25
Maryland Governor
Outlines Slots
Plan
Members of
Congress Launch
National Campaign
to Fight Spread of
HIV/AIDS Among
Black Americans
Evacuation at D.C.
Elementary School
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, September
25, 2007
26
Political Analysts
Skeptical of
Governor's Slots
Plan
New Orelans
Residents Pushing
for More Housing
Assistance
National Day of
Rememberance for
Murder Victims
Rhee Discusses
First Months on
Job
Task Forces
Recommends Illegal
Immigrant
Detention Center
Cop Who Shot
Delivery Men on
Restricted Duty in
mid-90s
Metro Fare Hikes
May Hurt Economy
Local Leaders Say
Global Warming is
Damaging
Chesapeake Bay
Commentary by
Reuben Jackson:
Musical Milestones
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday,
September 26, 2007
27
Fred Fiske
Remembers 60 Years
in Washington
Radio
D.C. Public High
School Teacher
Wins National
Award
ACORN Demands
District Clean Up
Empty Lots
D.C. Schools
Chancellor Moves
Ahead With Reforms
ACLU Suing
Maryland State
Police over Racial
Profiling
Documents
Jena 6 Relative
Speaks Out
The Fight over
Funding for
Maryland Music
Immigration
Commission Member
Resigns Abruptly
Multiple Employees
Under
Investigation in
FEMS in Misconduct
Probe
Metro Considering
Smaller Fare
Increase
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye –
Thursday,
September 27, 2007
28
Jena 6 Family
Hopes for Legal
Changes
Jena 6 Case
Highlights
"School-to-Prison
Pipeline"
Studio Theatre's
30 Years in
Washington
Georgetown Student
Arrested for
Possible Hate
Crime
Major Weekend Road
Construction in
District
Metro Delays Fare
Hike Decision
Muslim Activist
Wants to Clear
Name
WAMU's Weekend
Planner - Fall
Travel Tips
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend events
September 28-30,
2007
29
Local Elementary
School Libraries
Getting Facelift
National Public
Lands Day
30
Investigating
Animal Cruelty

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

October 2007
SunMonTueWedThurFriSat
1
Transportation
Awareness Seminar
Two Intercounty
Connector Lawsuits
Underway
Finding Housing
for Victims of
Domestic Violence
Fire Destroys
Condominium in
Adams Morgan
Living Wage Law
Takes Effect
Privacy Issues
with HOV Lanes
Scanner
Montgomery
County's Arts
Community
Flourishes
County Board to
Vote on Plan to
Crackdown on
Illegal Immigrants
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, October 1,
2007
2
Verizon to Pay for
Phone Book Errors
Vick's Pit Bulls
May Be Spared
DCPS Construction
Contractor Fired
Disability
Employment
Awareness Month
Maryland GOP
Rejects Call for
Special Budget
Session
Solar Decathlon
Competition
Tenley-Friendship
Library Demo
Starts
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, October
2, 2007
3
Prince William
County Delays
Illegal Immigrant
Crackdown
D.C. Iraq Vet
Reflects On Recent
Tour Of Duty
Maryland Families
Settle 9-11
Lawsuits
International Walk
to School Day
Debating Illegal
Immigration
Numbers
“Art Beat”
with Stephanie
Kaye –
Wednesday, October
3, 2007
4
Montgomery County
Launches BRAC
Website
Student Attacked
on Gallaudet
Campus
Fenty Requests $81
Million for D.C.
Schools
Montgomery County
Business Leaders
Face Challenges
Pumpkin Shortage
“Art Beat”
with Stephanie
Kaye – Thursday,
October 4, 2007
5
Low-Cost
Spay/Neuter Center
Push for Higher
College Enrollment
Numbers for
Minority Students.
D.C. Fire
Department Spars
with WASA Over
Hydrant Problems
Washington D.C.
Green Festival
Two Howard County
High Schools Ban
Outside Drinks at
Sporting Events
Gallaudet
Administration
Waited to Inform
Faculty of Hate
Crime on Campus
WAMU's Weekend
Planner
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events
October 5-7, 2007
6
7
Solar Decathlon
Competition
8
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, October 8,
2007
Officials Test
Emergency Water
Supply System
Former "Stained
Glass Bluegrass"
Host Red Shipley
Passes Away. He
was 70.
Area Cultural
Groups Celebrate
Columbus Day
9
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, October
9, 2007
Taxi Drivers
Protest Zone Fare
Changes
Immigrant Workers
Hold Work Stoppage
10
Education policy
group report
questions private
school advantage
Young teacher
finds out she can
make a difference
Would-be teachers
look at entering
the profession
Alexandria's
public high school
goes green
"Green" School in
Virginia Hosts
Special Guests
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, October
10, 2007
"The
Surge"...commentary
of Clifford May
Taxi Drivers
Protest Zone Fare
Changes 2
11
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, October
11, 2007
Maryland Governor
To Call Special
Session
Metro Board Still
Undecided About
Fare Increases
Alexandria
students get
high-tech high
school
Obama Campaigns In
Maryland
12
WAMU's Weekend
Planner
Metro Board Still
Undecided About
Fare Increases 2
VRE needs more
money to modernize
Virginia senator
says immigration
reform is still
needed
Health Advocates
Urge "Cultural
Competency"
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events
October 12-14,
2007
13
14
15
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, October
15, 2007
Power Breakfast
10/15/2007
New Homeland
Security
Headquarters
Proposed in
Southeast
Virginia Tech to
Head "Green"
Building
Initiative in D.C.
Latino Aids
Awareness Day
Prince William
County To Vote on
Illegal Immigrants
America's First
Baby Boomer Files
For Social
Security
Anti-Hunger
Efforts Try to
Integrate
Nutrition
Guideline Changes
Will Leave Some
Ineligible For
Heating Assistance
16
Prince George's
County Issues
Warning
Power Breakfast
10/16/07
Virtual Town Hall
Meetings in
Montgomery County
Cracking Down on
Predatory Lending
O'Malley Announces
Special Budget
Session
Going "Green" in
D.C.
Virginia Lawmaker
Calls for Social
Security Check
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, October
16, 2007
Virginia Attorney
General Hosts
Domestic Violence
Prevention Summit
17
Fenty's Decision
Could Change
Cabfares
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye for
10/17/2007
Schools Ready for
Winter
Library of
Congress Adds 200
Interviews of
Influential
African-Americans
Virginia Tech
Families Urge
Tougher Gun Laws
Power Breakfast
10/17/07
D.C. Public
Schools Ready for
Cold Weather
Prince William
Supervisors Vote
to Deny Services
to Illegal
Immigrants
Anti-Immigrant
Resolution Denies
Some Services
Fenty Opts for
Meters in Cabs
Landmark Policy
Protects
Transgender
Residents
18
Virginia Race
Turns on Illegal
Immigration
Antibiotic
Resistant Strain
of Staph Reported
in Montgomery
County
Too Many Deer at
Ft. Detrick
Feds Recommend
Closing Saudi
School
MRSA Fears Spread
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, October
18, 2007
Fenty Will
Introduce
Legislation to
Combat Crime
19
WAMU Weekend
Planner -
Difficult Run
Civil Rights
Rctivist Fights
Anti-Muslim
Prejudice
Navy Hospital
Holds Disaster
Drill
USGS Says Regional
Drought Only
Getting Worse
Staph Infections:
Interview with
Carol Jordan
Virginians Save
Water During
Drought
Staph Cases on the
Rise
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events
October 19-21,
2007
20
21
22
Officials Urge
Non-Violent
Offenders to
Surrender
Solar Decathlon
Draws Big Crowds
Domestic Abuse
Survivor Line
District Fugitives
Asked To Turn
Themselves In
Young Scientists
Compete in
Maryland
College Costs Rise
Again
Pro-Immigrant
Groups Calling for
Congressional
Action
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, October
22, 2007
23
Farmers Scrutinize
Legislation
D.C. Fire Chief
Expects Grand Jury
to Indict Several
Fire EMS Employees
Classes Help Area
Resident Facing
Foreclosure
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, October
23, 2007
Students Help to
Restore Endangered
Wetlands
Businesses in
Northern Virginia
Advocate for
Reliable Energy
O'Malley Warns of
Budget Cuts
District Fugitives
Surrender at a
Local Church
Power Breakfast
for 10/23/2007
24
Amtrak Sees
Increase in
Ridership
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, October
24, 2007
Local Official
Tapped to Improve
FEMA
Law Enforcement
Experts Meet to
Battle High-Tech
Crime
Arlington County
Trying to Stop
Domestic Violence
Power Breakfast
for 10/24/07
Local Volunteers
Travel To
California
D.C. Firefighters
May Go to
California
Black Caucus Upset
Over Confirmation
Local Group Says
D.C. Income Gap at
All-Time High
Anti-Gambling
Group Leader
Speaks Out
25
Metro Proposes
Fare Hike
Virginia Drought
Could Lead to
Brush Fires
D.C. Officials Say
its Harder to Feed
Hungry
Sigma Chi Sues
University
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye "
Thursday, October
25, 2007
Metro Proposes
Fare Increase
Maryland Town
Opposes Muslim
Move
26
Takoma Park Metro
Development Vote
Postponed
Health Care Plan
on the Table
During Special
Session
Prince George's
County Preps For
Snow
"Boo at the Zoo"
Begins Tonight
Blind Iraq War Vet
to Run Marine
Marathon
Power Breakfast
for 10/26/07
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye –
Weekend Events
October 26-28,
2007
27
Slavery Exhibits
In Baltimore
28
Black Studies Get
"Extreme Makeover"
at MLK Library
29
Power Breakfast
for 10/29/07
Authorities Warn
Drivers to Stay
Sober on Halloween
Group Launches
Political Do Not
Call List
ACLU Sets Up Voter
Help Line
British M.P.
Detained At Dulles
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, October
29, 2007
Maryland Lawmakers
Begin Special
Session Tonight
30
Amnesty for
Overdue Book
Offenders
Power Breakfast
for 10/30/07
Special Budget
Session Underway
in Annapolis
Kaine Stumps To
Get Out The Vote
Tips To Stay Safe
This Halloween
Halloween
SoberRide Moving
Forward Despite
Planned Taxi
Strike
Maryland Motor
Vehicle
Administration
Performance
"Unsatisfactory"
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, October
30, 2007
ICC Opponents Say
Officials Didn't
Study Effect On
Air Quality
31
Advocacy Groups
Prioritize Needs
During Special
Session
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye –
Wednesday, October
31, 2007
Pumpkin Disposal
D.C. Cabdrivers
Strike on Hallowen
Police Watching
Sex Offenders on
Halloween
Archaeologists
Find Prehistoric
Artifacts at ICC
Site
D.C. Sex Education
Proposal Up for
Review
County Wants
Challenge to
Anti-Illegal
Immigrant Measure
Dropped

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November 2007
SunMonTueWedThurFriSat
1
Fugitives give up
Commercial Real
Estate Tax Hike in
Arlington
2
Slot Machines On
The Table
D.C. Meter
Regulations
Artist Housing Put
on Hold
D.C. Council Holds
Hearing on
Legislation
Allowing Rhee to
Fire Non-Union
Employees
An Award for One
Who Serves Her
Community
Maryland Horsemen
Rally For Slots
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events
November 2 -
November 4, 2007
Chesapeake
Watermen In Peril
3
4
5
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, November
5, 2007
Power Breakfast
for 11/05/07
D.C. Schools Under
Court Order to Fix
Special Education
Rate Schedule
Slots and "Green
Fund" Begin Second
Week of Special
Session
Hundreds Surrender
During Weekend
Program
Election 2007
Preview
Cameras in the
Courtroom
Hydrogen-Fueled
Cars Ready for
Road Test
6
Election Day
Preview
Virginia Voters
Head to the Polls
Immigrants Vote in
Takoma Park
GW Student
Confesses to
Drawing Swastikas
on Her Own Door
Maryland College
Students Rally for
Legislation
Combating Global
Warming
Power Breakfast
for 11/06/07
Group Proposing
Fix to Maryland's
Nursing Shortage
Payday Lending
Legislation Awaits
Virginia
Legislators
Convention Center
Named for Walter
E. Washington
Advocates Rally
for Paid Sick Days
Obesity Gap Widens
Record Turnout
Expected In
Gaithersburger
Virginia Elections
2007
State of the Art
Communication
Towers Coming to
Prince George's
County
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, November
6, 2007
7
Vietnam Memorial's
25th Anniversary
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday,
November 7, 2007
Voters Turn Out
for Gaithersburg
Election
Democrats Take
Virginia Senate
Power Breakfast
for 11/07/07
Two GW Students
Face Student
Judicial Action
for Swastikas
Navy's Fans Honor
Team
40th Anniversary
of Broadcasting
Act
D.C. Vote Wins
Support Of
Veterans And Their
Families
Kids Pledge to
Stay Off the
Computer
8
Limiting Kids'
Gaming Time
Maryland Delegates
Toil On In Budget
Struggle
Metroboard To Vote
On Takoma Park
Project
Police Highlight
Pedestrian
Fatalities
D.C. Workers
Charged with
Embezzeling $16
Million
Southeast Hospital
Deal Struck
Power Breakfast
for 11/08/07
D.C. Police
Getting New
Laptops
D.C. Councilmember
Calls DMV Plan
Outrageous
Virginia Tribes
Seek Federal
Recognition
More Than 25% of
Homeless are
Veterans
Public Weighs in
on Taxi Fare Plan
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, November
8, 2007
Turning Out the
Latino Vote in
2008
9
Firefighters
Buckle Up
Maryland Senate
Approves Slots
Referendum
Power Breakfast
for 11/09/07
Wallace Shooter to
be Released from
Prison
Gandhi Requests
Outside
Investigation in
Tax Scandal
School Officials
Plan to Rid D.C.
Schools of Lead
Paint
Puppy Mill Dogs
Need Care
Maryland Senate
Moves Ahead on
Budget Package
Train Car Jump
Anacostia Tracks
WAMU's Weekend
Planner -
Gardening with the
Kids
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events
November 9 -
November 11, 2007
10
11
12
NTSB Continues to
Investigate
Derailment
Maryland House Set
to Vote on Slots
Referendum
Power Breakfast
for 11/12/07
Slots Supporters
Spend Millions in
Maryland
Officials
Concerned About
Train Derailment
Rising Fuel Costs
Strain School Bus
Budgets
Episcopal Church
Property Dispute
Goes to Trial
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, November
12, 2007
Bread for the City
Gives Away 13,000
Turkey Dinners
13
Court Action On
Gun Ban Postponed
D.C. Area Students
Benenfit From
Proximity To Power
Transgender Rights
Legislation in
Montgomery County
Montgomery County
Council Takes Up
Growth Policy
Announcement
Expected on D.C.
Gun Band Appeal
Fuel Prices
Skyrocketing
Power Breakfast
for 11/13/07
Maryland House Set
to Vote on Budget
Cuts
Fairfax Cracking
Down on
Overcrowded
Housing
Dogs Find New
Homes in New York
Metro to Hear from
Public on Fare
Hike Proposal
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, November
13, 2007
Legislation May
Bring D.C. Workers
Paid Sick Leave
14
Some Prince
George's County
Kids Still Out Of
School
Big Changes at
Nats' New Stadium
Rep. Moran Hosts
Town Hall Meeting
on Iran
Maryland House
Approves $500
Million in Budget
Cuts
Power Breakfast
for 11/14/07
Area Hospitals Go
"Smoke-Free"
Supreme Court
Postpones Action
on District Gun
Ban
WIN Leaders Take
Fenty To Task
Medicare Open
Enrollment
The Roll Of
Slavery In
Building
Washington
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday,
November 14, 2007
Environmental
Group Weighs in on
Train Derailment
15
Train Derailment
Cleanup Underway
Rebates For D.C.
Tree Planters
American
University Breaks
Ground on New
"Green" Building
Arlington Unveils
New Mastern
Transportation
Plan
Power Breakfast
for 11/15/07
One-in-Ten Go
Hungry in D.C.
Some Metro Riders
Unhappy with Fare
Hike Proposal
Maryland House
Close to Slots
Vote
D.C. Council
Grills Gandhi Over
Tax Scandal
National Mall
Trust to Raise One
Billion Dollars
Candlelight Vigil
For Homeless Youth
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, November
15, 2007
Disabled Artists
Learn New Avenue
Of Expression
16
Virginia ACLU
Requesting
Election Day Voter
Information Info
A Second Chance
for Criminals
Fenty Stands
Behind Gandhi
Slots Supporters
Push for Votes in
Maryland House
Power Breakfast
for 11/16/07
Poor-Performing
Schools to Get
District
Intervention
D.C. Woman Named
One of "America's
Most Caring"
Thousands Protest
at Justice
Department
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events
November 16 -
November 18, 2007
17
18
Thanksgiving
Traffic
19
D.C. Schools Get
6,300 New
Computers
District Workers
Prepare for First
Snow
Parents Get Kids
Vaccinated in
Prince George's
County
Power Breakfast
for 11/19/07
Comparing HMOs in
Maryland
Republican
Presidential
Candidates May
Face D.C. Vote
Question
Maryland Governor
Signs Budget Plan
Taser Safety
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, November
19, 2007
D.C. Ranks as 27th
Most Dangerous
U.S. City
20
Metro Lures
Shoppers With
Trash To Treasure
Power Breakfast
for 11/20/07
Fairfax County
Parks in Good
Shape
D.C. Security
Guards Ask for
"Living Wage"
Teen Dies After
Car Crash
New Factory
Opening in Central
Virginia
Report Outlines
Trouble In Toyland
Pharmaceutical
Company Comes to
Northern Virginia
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, November
20, 2007
"Toys For Tots"
Kicks Off at Union
Station
21
Power Breakfast
for 11/21/07
Alexandria
Tourists Brogan
Local NAACP Calls
for Taser Ban
Environmentalists
Call on CSX to
Monitor River
Annapolis Prepares
for Peace
Conference
Smooth Start to
Thanksgiving
Travel Season
Thousands Attend
Thanksgiving
Dinner at
Convention Center
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday,
November 21, 2007
Two Rockville
Teens Remembered
22
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, November
22, 2007
Local Shelters
Serve Hundreds
Thanksgiving
Dinner
23
A Holiday Gift
that Benefits the
Community
WAMU's Weekend
Planner
Casey Foundation
Challenges Land
Seizure
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events
November 23 - 25,
2007
Identity Theft
Prevention Tips
24
25
26
Non-Profits Say
They Save the
Community Money
Power Breakfast
for 11/26/07
Oleszek to Request
Recount
Report Shows HIV a
"Modern Epidemic"
in District
Cyber-Monday
Growth in Virginia
School Enrollment
Continues
Annapolis Ready to
Host Mideast
Conference
Report: HIV in
District a "Modern
Epidemic"
Advocates Push
Universal Pre-K
Legislation
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, November
26, 2007
27
New Technology
Aids Spotsylvania
County Search and
Rescue
Power Breakfast
for 11/27/07
MetroBus Upgrades
Black Voters Lean
Democratic
Redskins Build
Habitat House
UDC President
Testifies at D.C.
Council Hearing
Montgomery County
Faces Budget Gap
of $400 Million
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, November
27, 2007
Bogus Document
Mill Run From
Virginia Apartment
28
Power Breakfast
for 11/28/07
Montgomery County
Hosts Affordable
Housing Meetings
Area Business
Leaders Recognized
Arlington County
Budget Surplus
Public Health
Advocates Want
Mandatory
Nutrition
Information
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday,
November 28, 2007
Fairfax County
Keeping Out of
Illegal Immigrants
29
Budget Cuts
Looming for
Montgomery County
Schools
New Tool Helps
Police Share
Information
Mistrial Declared
in Hornsby Case
Health Officials
Urge Area
Residents to Get a
Flu Shot
Disputed Fence
Ordered Torn Down
D.C. Schools
Propose New Sex-Ed
Plan
Most Illegal
Immigrants in
Maryland Uninsured
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, November
29, 2007
Fenty Plan Would
Close 24 D.C.
Schools
30
Staffing Shortages
at Alexandria's
911 Center
Fomer D.C. Schools
Exec. Sentenced to
Three Years
Process Begins to
Choose Maryland
Delegate's
Successor
D.C. in
Negotiations to
Lease Warehouse
Gay Rights
Advocates Call for
Repeal of "Don't
Ask Don't Tell"
Vosberg Named D.C.
Forensic Lab
Director
Teen with AIDS
Shares His Story
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events
November 30 -
December 2, 2007
WAMU "Weekend
Planner" - Holiday
Best Bets

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December 2007
SunMonTueWedThurFriSat
1
World AIDS Day
Benefit
2
3
Montgomery County
Weighs Local Gas
Tax
Power Breakfast
for 12/03/07
New Supermarket
Opens in Ward 8
Verizon Center
Tenth Anniversary
D.C. High
Schoolers Pledge
40 Day of
Non-Violence
Leggett Delivers
Addresses the
"State of the
County"
School ID Program
Has Limits
Bay Foundation
Give Chesapeake
Health a "D"
Final Demolition
of Wilson Bridge
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, December
3, 2007
4
D.C. Tops "Most
Walkable City"
List
Power Breakfast
for 12/04/07
More than 900
Students Still not
Immunized in
Prince George's
County
Report Highlights
Racial Disparities
in Drug-Related
Imprisonments
Another Charged in
D.C. Tax Scandal
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, December
4, 2007
5
Energy Department
to Review
Mid-Atlantic
"Power Corridor"
Power Breakfast
for 12/05/07
Maryland Looks to
Reduce Greenhouse
Gas Emmissions
Drug Treatment
Program Access for
Federal Prison
Inmates from D.C.
Local Groups Call
for Repeal of
"Don't Ask, Don't
Tell"
Local Leaders in
Virginia Join
Forces to Curb
Illegal
Immigrantion
Changes Coming to
Virginia's Mental
Health System
Landlords Convert
Rentals For The
Disabled
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday,
December 5, 2007
Microwave Recall
6
D.C. Cracks Down
on Pedestrian
Fatalities
Healthy Montgomery
Program Helps
Local Parents
Leaders Meet to
Discuss Chesapeake
Bay Health
Power Breakfast
for 12/06/07
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, December
6, 2007
7
D.C. Council Mulls
LED Tax Billboards
Loudoun Surplus
Store Opens Today
Power Breakfast
for 12/07/07
More Details
Released in
Frederick County
Taser Case
New Supermarket
Opens in to Serve
Ward 8 Residents
Maryland Reports
First Official Flu
Case
Justice Department
Oversight of D.C.
Police to End
Baltimore Police
Investigate Bus
Attack as Possible
Hate Crime
Weekend Planner -
Food for the
Holidays
Parental Support
Program Helps Kids
Meet Development
Goals
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events
December 7 -
December 9, 2007
8
9
10
Power Breakfast
for 12/10/07
Michael Vick to be
Sentenced on Dog
Fighting Charges
Toys for Tots
Donations Low
Foreclosure Rates
Up in Washington
Region
Spanish Poetry
Marathon at MLK
Library
Vick Sentenced To
23 Months in
Prison
Local Food Banks
Face Food
Shortages
"Community Shred"
Helps Protect
Local Residents
from Identity
Theft
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, December
10, 2007
11
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, December
11, 2007
Survey Yields
Mostly Positive
Results from
Montgomery County
Residents
Power Breakfast
for 12/11/07
Rockville Teacher
Dies From MRSA
Complications
Virginia ACLU
Wants Registrars
to Alert Voters of
Rights
Parents React to
Teacher's Death
from MRSA
Complications
Sentencing
Comission Votes to
Apply New
Sentencing
Guidelines
Retroactively
Crime Surge in
Columbia Heights
Could Compromise
New Development
D.C. Schools
Desperate for
Contractors
12
Officials Look to
Close D.C.
School's Looming
Budget Gap
Tejada Discusses
Plans for
Arlington County
The Music of Metro
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday,
December 12, 2007
Multilingual Poll
Looks at Race
Relations and Role
of Ethnic Media
Power Breakfast
for 12/12/07
Virginia's
Business Leaders
Voice Concerns
Help to Keep in
Good Mental Health
for the Holidays
D.C. Making Some
Progress in
HIV/AIDS Response
Montgomery County
Explores
Bio-Diesel Fuel
Silver Spring
Deacon Charged
With Incest
Citgo Provides
Cheap Heating Oil
to D.C. Residents
Wittman Wins
Special Election
In Virginia
To PDA Or Not To
PDA?
13
State Board of
Education to Vote
on D.C. Sex
Education
Curriculum
Power Breakfast
for 12/13/07
Federal Worker
Face Layoffs
Pending Defense
Funding Bill
Overcoming Lending
Discrimination
Gypsy Moth
Infestation
Growing In
Maryland
Testing Lab
Regulations in
Virginia
Montgomery County
Scales Back Next
Year's School
Budget
Kaine Calls for
More Education
Funding
Metro Approves
January 2008 Fare
Hikes
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, December
13, 2007
Meyer Foundation
Award Winner
Fights for Kids'
Rights
14
WAMU's Weekend
Planner - For the
Birds
Commission Says
Denying Bail To
Illegal Immigrants
Not Feasable
Immigration
Crackdown
Affecting Latino
Voters
District Adopts
Sex Education
Standards
Power Breakfast
for 12/14/07
Kaine Calls for
Mental Health
Reforms
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events
December 14 -
December 16, 2007
Kaine Calling for
Higher Education
Funding Increase
15
16
17
D.C. Closes on
Deal for Old
Convention Center
Arlington Towing
Policy Updated
D.C. Attorney
General Resigns
Virginia Governor
Presents Mental
Health Spending
Bill
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, December
17, 2007
18
Prince William
County Deals with
Growing Student
Population
Power Breakfast
for 12/18/07
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, December
18, 2007
Kaine Unveils
Virginia Budget
Proposal
19
Arlington Says It
Can Ride Out Slump
Area Muslims
Celebrate Hajj
Interactive
Literacy Program
Helps Students at
Local Charter
School
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday,
December 19, 2007
Power Breakfast
for 12/19/07
20
More Potomac Yard
Construction
Immigration Debate
Moves to Virginia
Capitol
Local "American
Idol" Competition
Highlights Food
Donation Shortage
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, December
20, 2007
Capitol Steps
Founder Dies
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Two More Arrested
in Connection with
D.C. Tax Refund
Scandal
NTSB Releases
Report on Fatal
Helicopter Crash
Fisherman's Wharf
Back in Business
After Diesel Spill
Holiday Travel
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events
December 21 -
December 23, 2007
Power Breakfast
for 12/21/07
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Kaine Wants to
Ease Restrictions
on Uranium Mining
EPA Program May
Have Overstated
Bay Cleanup
Progress
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, December
24, 2007
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"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, December
25, 2007
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Montgomery County
Seeks Feedback On
Budget Crisis
Governor Kaine
Reflects On 2007
Loudon County Site
Set For Cleanup
Maryland
Underfunds
Anti-Tobacco
Programs
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday,
December 26, 2007
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Analyst Says
Bhutto's Death Was
Preventable
Bhutto's Life Was
At Risk In
Homeland
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, December
27, 2007
Pakistani
Ambassador Reacts
to Bhutto Killing
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"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events
December 28 -
December 30, 2007
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