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2008 Archives

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

January 2008
SunMonTueWedThurFriSat
1
Social Biases May
Sway Clinical
Practices In Pain
Treatment
2
Needle Exchange
Programs To Get
D.C. Funds
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, January
2 2007
Power Breakfast
for 01/02/08
Virginia Delegate
Wants to Ban
Texting While
Driving
Churches Building
Bridges On
Immigration Issue
Non-Profit Leader
Honored By Meyer
Foundation
3
Escaped Inmate
Killed By Police
Power Breakfast
for 01/03/07
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, January
3, 2007
4
Kaine Addresses
Consumer Fraud And
Identity Theft
Power Breakfast
for 01/04/08
Dellinger Named to
Defend D.C.
Handgun Ban
Former Employees
Criticize Fenty's
Management Style
Redskins Fans
Cheer Team at
Send-Off
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events
January 4-6, 2007
5
Judge Hears
Arguments In
Republican Lawsuit
Prince William
County's Illegal
Immigration
Crackdown
6
7
Advocates In
Virginia Want More
Mental Health
Spending
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, January 7,
2007
Security Plan
Prepares For First
72-Hours
Maryland Lawmakers
Ready To Reconvene
8
Montgomery County
Residents Weigh In
On Budget Deficit
D.C. Council
Delays Vote On
Mandatory Sick
Leave
Immigration Tops
Prince Willam
County 2008 Agenda
9
Virginia Supreme
Court Hears
Transportation
Case
DC Residents in
New Hampshire For
the Presidential
Primary
Muslim Retreat
Faces Opposition
in Walkersville
AU Students in New
Hampshire For the
Presidential
Primary
Suicides Up In
Virginia
Concerns Being
Raised Over
Potential Voting
Fraud In Virginia
Prince George's
County School On
High Alert After
Shooting
10
Virginia's General
Assembly Opens New
Session
D.C. Sex Abuse
Group Calls For
Action
Full Investigation
Underway Into
D.C.'s Contact
With Murdered
Girls
Fenty Pushes For
D.C. Voting Rights
in New Hampshire
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, January
10, 2008
11
Maryland Lawmakers
Study Illegal
Immigration Impact
Virginia Schools
Exceeding
Standards
Virginia Democrats
Roll Out Wish List
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events
January 11-13,
2008
Bonita Jacks
Appears in D.C.
Superior Court
Man From
Fredericksburg
Cleared of Abu
Ghraib Charges
Virginia DMV
Responds To REAL
ID Rules
Mayor's Probe of
Multiple Murders
Reveals Contact
12
Electricity
Corridor
Challenged in
Court
13
14
Why Bill?-The
Commentary of
Deborah Bolling
Maryland Governor
Touts Technology
To Keep Tabs On
Young Offenders
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, January
14, 2007
Maryland Governor
Seeks Forclosure
Relief Measures
6 D.C. Employees
Fired For
Interactions With
Jacks Family
Parents Express
Displeasure With
Rhee's School
Closure Plans
15
Suspect Charged In
Decade Old D.C.
Murder Case
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, January
15, 2007
D.C. Child and
Family Services
Agency Criticized
American Cancer
Society Lobbies
For Early
Detection Plan
Tuition Freeze
Possible For
Maryland
Universities
WSSC Plans Rate
Hikes
Fairfax Plans Cuts
In School Spending
Flood Issue
Revisited In
Northern Virginia
Maryland Lawmakers
Pursue Forclosure
Reforms
Tejada Attracts
Congressional
Scrutiny
16
O'Malley's
Proposed Maryland
Budget Unveiled
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, January
16
Mongomery County
Budget Proposal
Limits Capital
Spending
Huntington
Residents Want
Flood Protection
Holmes Norton
Weighs In On
Mitchell Report
D.C. Council
Demands Answerst
From Child
Services Agency
Power Breakfast
for 01/16/08
More Overdue Book
Return To
Arlington Library
New Rules For D.C.
Taxis Prompt
Strike Threats
D.C. Blues Spot
Forced To Move
17
Virginia Black
Caucus Outlines
Agenda
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, January
17
Power Breakfast
for 01/17/08
D.C.'s Gun Control
Law Challenged-The
Commentary of
Clark Neily
D.C.'s Gun Control
Law Supported-The
Commentary of
Walter Smith
18
Bill Would Mandate
Transparency In
Hospital Costs
Protesters Call On
Maryland Lawmakers
To Fight Global
Warming
Dozens Attends
Vigil For Slain
Girls
Power Breakfast
for 01/18/08
Amtrak Strikes
Deal With Labor
Unions
Maryland
Comptroller Wants
Computer Tax
Repealed
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events
January 18-20
19
Civil Rights
Exhibit Opens at
Wax Museum
20
21
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, January
21, 2008
MLK Day
Commentary-Walter
Smith
MLK Day
Commentary-Deborah
Bolling
Maryland Lawmakers
Take Up O'Malley
Budget
Maryland House To
Look At Statewide
Trans Fat Ban
22
MLK Day In D.C.
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, January
22, 2007
Power Breakfast
for 01/22/08
Mlk Day
Commentary-Phyllis
Caldwell
Opponents of Roe V
Wade Rally In
Washington
Some VA Lawmakers
Approve Repeal Of
Abusive Driver
Fees
Virginia's Prince
William County
Postpones
Immigration Effort
23
Power Breakfast
for 01/23/08
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, January
23, 2008
American
University Study
Abroad Program
Under Scrutiny
D.C. Workers Fired
For Visiting Porn
Sites
24
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, January
24, 2008
More Changes
Proposed To
Walkersville
Zoning Rules
Iranian-American
Young People Not
Happy With "Tough
Talk"
O'Malley Gives
Annual State Of
The State Address
Striking Writers
Host Mock Debate
on Capitol Hill
CNN Journalist
Says Excellence
Can Be Achieved
D.C. Police Arrest
Teen in Drive-by
Shootings of Five
Teens
25
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events
January 25-27,
2008
Leading Journalist
Calls For Higher
Standards
House of Delegates
Debate Erupts Over
Collective
Bargaining Plan
O'Malley Blasts
EPA For Blocking
State Vehicle
Emission Standards
Final Defendant
Sentenced In Vick
Case
D.C. Funds Street
Artists
Minister Arrested
In Internet Sting
Former Virginia
Political
Candidate Indicted
Maryland Lawmakers
Consider Gay
Marriage
New Lottery Chief
In Virginia
26
27
28
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, January
28, 2008
Sen. Kennedy
Expected To
Endorse Obama At
American
University
Senator Kennedy
Endorses Obama
Controversy Over
Dulles Metro Link
Continues
Power Breakfast
for 01/28/08
Nickles Stopped
Legal Action
Against Bank In
Fraud Case
Maryland Smoking
Ban To Take Effect
Capitol News
Connection
Presidential
Series-Barack
Obama
Webb Examines The
State Of The Union
29
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, January
29, 2008
Montgomery County
Launches Crime
Database
Power Breakfast
for 01/29/08
Maryland
Congressmen Want
More Action On
Economic Stimulus
Capitol News
Connection
Presidential
Series-Hillary
Clinton
Virginia Lawmakers
React To State Of
The Union Speech
30
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, January
30, 2008
Arlington Promotes
Mass Transit
Kaine To Respond
To Feds On Dulles
Project
Power Breakfast
for 01/30/08
Climate Change
Seminar At NVCC
Public-Private
Partnership Looks
To Make Region
More "Green"
Capitol News
Connecton
Presidential
Series-John McCain
Lawmakers In
Maryland Propose
More Anti-Smoking
Dollars
31
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, January
31, 2008
Repeal Of
Virginia's Abusive
Driver Fees Moves
Forward
Mayor Fenty Hears
From D.C. Inmates
Davis Retirement
Could Impact
District Voting
Rights
Montgomery County
Fines Comcast For
Poor Customer
Service
Maryland Judge
Reprimanded For
Comments
Power Breakfast
for 01/31/08
Capitol News
Connection
Presidential
Series-Mitt Romney
Maryland Smoking
Ban Poised to Take
Effect
Maryland Lawmaker
Seeks Crackdown on
Benefits for
Illegal Immigrants
Windpower Proposal
for Western
Maryland Gets Cold
Shoulder

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

February 2008
SunMonTueWedThurFriSat
1
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events for
February 1-3, 2008
WAMU's "Weekend
Planner" - the
Great Indoors
Commentary On
Proposed D.C.
Paid Sick And Safe
Days-Karen
Minatelli
Legislation to Ban
Smoking in Public
Passes First
Hurdle in Richmond
Capitol News
Conection
Presidential
Series-Mike
Huckabee
Power Breakfast
for 02/01/08
Job Fair For
National Harbor
Project
Maryland Smoking
Ban Takes Effect
CSC Moving
Headquarters To
Fairfax
Maryland Lawmakers
Take Up Illegal
Immigration
Some Improvement
At Greater
Southeast Hospital
Religious Leaders
Look To Heal
Illegal
Immigration Divide
Longtime
Montgomery County
Councilmember
Passes Away
D.C. Police
Investigate
Anti-Gay Graffiti
At Police Station
O'Malley Allocates
Millions for
Rescue
Heliocopters
D.C. School
Closing Plan
Revised
Fenty
Administration
Announces New
School Closure
List
2
Virginia Arts
Awards
Montgomery County
Councilwoman
Marilyn Praisner
Dies
3
Arlington Grand
Jury Orders Author
To Reveal Souce
4
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, February
4, 2008
Non-Profit Groups
in Prince George's
County Maryland
Form Alliance
Alexandria Wants
Developers To Fund
New Metrorail
Stations
D.C. Officals Warn
Of Economic
Slowdown
Ballou High School
Choir Inspires
Students
D.C. Taxi Drivers
Strike For Day
Maryland Lawmakers
Consider
Increasing
Dogfighting
Penalty
Power Breakfast
for 02/04/08
New Tax Cuts In
Virginia
5
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, February
5, 2008
Super Tuesday
Commentary-Aleta
Margolis
Virginia
Congressman Grades
Bush Budget
Kaine Outlines
Federal Priorities
Environmental
Group Says
Maryland's
Critical Area Act
Ineffective
Group Presents
Petitions To
Overturn Gender
Identity
Legislation
Maryland Considers
Banning Cell
Phones In Cars
Massive Reston
Development
Approved
Power Breakfast
for 02/05/08
Tuberculosis
Diagnosed At
Prince George's
County High School
Maryland General
Assembly To Honor
Ronald Reagan
Black Churches
Help Congregants
Facing Foreclosure
D.C. Council
Approves Paid Sick
Leave
6
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday,
February 6, 2008
Vote Early With
In-Person Absentee
Ballots
Webb Offers His
Economic Stimulus
Plan
Maryland Lawmakers
Consider Marriage
Bill
Rising Costs For
Prince William's
Illegal Immigrant
Crack Down
Arlington County
Takes Over
Homeless Shelter
Power Breakfast
for 02/06/08
Obama Supporter
Stumps For
Candidate
Potomac Primary
Gains Spotlight
O'Malley Says
Maryland Primary
Pivotal
7
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, February
7, 2008
Obama Supporter
Makes Case For His
Candidacy
Potomac Primary
Gains Spotlight
Virginia Senate
Seeks To Restrict
Access To Handgun
Permit Database
Virginia Enacts
Hiring Freeze Due
To Budget Woes
Clinton Stumps In
Virginia
O'Malley
Introduces Worker
Training
Initiative
Power Breakfast
for 02/07/08
New AU President
Looks To Future Of
University
Young Republicans
Energized By
Presidential
Campaign
8
Senior Commentator
Fred Fiske -
Religion in the
Primaries
AU President Says
The "public
intellectual" Is
Needed More Than
Ever
Extra Rainy Day
Fund Revenue Could
Return To Virginia
Taxpayers
Local Elections
Officers Needed
Clinic Offers
Wizards Tickets In
Exchange For HIV
Test
Power Breakfast
for 02/08/08
Local Romney
Supporters Look
For Another
Candidate
Warner Likes
McCain's Chances
In Virginia
Walkersville Board
Rejects Request To
Build Muslim
Community Center
Montgomery County
Offering Free
Acupuncture
Treatments to
Recovering Drug
Users
Maryland
Supporters of
Hillary Clinton
Rallying for
Candidate
Virginia voters
targets of
possible identity
theft scheme
Virginia voters
facing possible
identity theft
scam
Daschle calls
Obama
inspirational
candidate
Former Senate
Majority Leader
Stumps For Barack
Obama
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events
February 8-10,
2008
9
10
11
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, February
11, 2008
Clinton Speaks At
Major Democratic
Dinner In Virginia
Obama Stumps For
Votes In Virginia
Obama Rally In
Alexandria Draws
Thousands
Huckabee Wins
Support Among
Young Voters
Obama Stumps In
College Park
Not Your Typical
Yellow Cab
Durbin Explains
Why Obama Is His
Candidate
Young Voters Get
Pumped for Primary
12
Record Voter
Turnout
Voters Brave
Weather For
Potomac Primaries
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, February
12, 2008
Maryland General
Assembly Takes Up
O'Malley's Energy
Plans
Young Voters
Turnout For
Potomac Primaries
Obama Supporters
Celebrate Primary
Victories
13
D.C. Voters Turn
Out in Record
Numbers
Early Estimates
Show Potomac
Primary had Record
Turnout
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday,
February 13, 2008
McCain Supporters
Not Bothered By A
Little Rain
Voters Like Early
Primary
McCain Supporters
Come Out In Force
For Their
Candidate
East Coast Mayors
Discuss Illegal
Gun Trade
Clinton Supporters
Looking Beyond
Potomac Primaries
GOP Supporters Say
McCain Is Tested
Huckabee Finishes
Close Second in
Virginia GOP
Primary
Obama Wins Big in
Maryland
Icy Weather Wreaks
Havoc On Area
Roadways
Edwards Defeats
Incumbent Wynn
Huckabee Backs
D.C. Voting Rights
14
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, February
14, 2008
Crossover Day In
Virginia General
Assembly
Davis Says Steroid
Report Unfair
Community Colleges
Lobby Maryland
Lawmakers To
Prevent Funding
Cuts
Disgruntled
Cabbies
Deliberately
Create Traffic
Delays
MLK Memorial
Closing In On $100
Million Goal
D.C. To Outsource
School Food
Service
Poplar Point
Developer
Announced
Last-Minute
Shoppers Hunt For
Valentine's Day
Gifts
15
Maryland Attorney
General Puts Same
Sex Marriage Issue
On Front Burner
Financial
Contributions of
Illegal Immigrants
Calculated
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
February 15-17,
2008
O'Malley Takes
Budget To Capitol
Hill
Oversight Hearing
Exposes Primary
Problems in D.C.
Program To
Decrease D.C.
Student Dropout
Rate
College Students
Protest Afghan
Death Sentence
Maryland Seniors
Get Help With
Prescription Drug
Costs
Vote On Funds For
Anti-Illegal
Immigrant Program
Expected In Prince
William County
16
Planning For The
Future In One
Northern Virginia
Community
Students Celebrate
190th Birthday of
Frederick Douglass
17
Energy Watchdog
Group Warns of
Rolling Blackouts
18
"Environmental
Action Day" In
Annapolis
Prince William
County Debates
Deportation
Program Funding
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, February
18, 2008
Local Schools Hold
Vigils For NIU
Shooting Victims
Power Breakfast
for 02/18/08
Non-Profit Helps
Defense Workers
Relocate To
Maryland
Local Nightspot
Temporarily Closed
after Double
Shooting
Virginia Senate
Tables Bill On Use
Of Deadly Force
Virginia Tech
Waits For Answers
from Justice
Department
Club Temporarily
Closed After
Double Shooting
19
Prince William
County Police
Expected To Get
287(g) Funds
Virginia
Scientists Help
The Black-Eyed Pea
Thrive In Africa
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, February
19th, 2008
Maryland To
Propose Tough
Emissions Laws
Amtrak to Screen
Baggage
Watchdog Group
Says Maryland
Should Pass
Tougher Teen
Driving Laws
Virginia Lawmakers
Seek Safer
Cigarettes
Power Breakfast
for 02/19/08
Maryland Looks At
Forclosure
Protection
Measures
Local Cubans React
To Castro
Resignation
Prince William
County Sets Aside
Funds For
Anti-Illegal
Immigrant Program
20
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday,
February 20, 2008
Commentary on High
School
Education-Michael
Wotorson
Maryland Considers
Global Warming
Measures
Amtrak Implements
Random Security
Checks Of
Passengers
Oil Spill At
Alexandria Power
Plant Seeps Into
Potomac
Residents Weigh In
On Cost Of Illegal
Immigrant
Crackdown
Total Lunar
Eclipse
Power Breakfast
for 02/20/08
Advocacy Group
Outlines Energy
Saving Tips For
Homeowners
Campus Safety
Remains Ongoing
Concern
Police Find $1.3
Million Worth Of
Pot In
72-Year-Old's Car
21
Fenty to Request
More Federal
Funding For
Infrastructure
Virginia Democrats
File Complaint
With State
Elections Board
Virginia and
I.C.E. Agents
Identify Alien
Sex-Offenders
Columbia Heights
Restaurant Fed Up
With Neighborhood
Commission
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, February
21, 2008
Arlington Expands
Wi-fi Service
Wintry Mix
Expected For Metro
Area
Power Breakfast
for 02/21/08
Mega Millions
Lottery at
$270,000,000
Mayors Ask For
More Federal
Transportation
Funds
Slain Journalist's
Family Drops
Lawsuit Against
D.C.
Virginia Tech To
Honor Shootings
Victims On
One-Year
Anniversary
Maryland Outlines
Crime Fighting
Strategy
22
Virginia Lawmakers
Clash Over Budget
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
February 22-24,
2008
Power Breakfast
for 02/22/08
Virginia Board of
Education Cracks
Down On Teachers
With Criminal
Records
Affordable Housing
Project
Undertaken in the
District's Ward 8
D.C. Monitoring
Roads In Case Of
Bad Weather
Breyer Speaks
About High Court
Plan Would Mandate
Reporting
Suspected Child
Abuse
23
Increase In Abuse
Reports Overwhelms
D.C. Child Welfare
Agency
24
25
Pepco Could Move
Workers Out of DC
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, February
25, 2008
Alexandria Joins
Dangerous Dog
Registry
Governors Meet In
D.C.
Emerging Trends
Could Contibute To
Crime Increase
Power Breakfast
for 2/25/08
Nationals Ballpark
Falling Short On
Hiring Goals
DCPS Seeks Outside
Agencies to Help
Underperforming
Schools
O'Malley Says No
Federal
Transportation
Dollars In
Pipeline
Prince George's
County To Crack
Down On Street
Racing
26
Bill Would Revoke
Bail For
Virginia's Illegal
Immigrants
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, February
26, 2008
District Leaders
Gather to Tackle
Poverty
Former Prince
Georges Police
Corporal Convicted
In Shooting Death
No Connection
Between Two Wing
Tipping Incidents
Frederick County
To Crack Down On
Tinted Windows
D.C. Submits
Quarter Designs
Power Breakfast
for 02/26/08
Washington
Archdiocese
Distributing
Tickets To Pope's
April Mass
Free Art For
Schools
Massive Florida
Power Outage
Affects Millions
Leading Role For
Maryland In Exxon
Valdez Case
D.C. Officials
Address Poverty
Issues
D.C. Schools Use
Alert System To
Get Out Info To
Parents
Montgomery County
Police CrackdownOn
Day Laborers
27
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday,
February 27, 2008
WAMU 88 5's Youth
Voices - Teen Dads
Lawmakers Look To
Ban "Video Bingo"
In Maryland
Lawmakers Grill
Meat Producers
Board of Elections
Certifies
Virginia's
Presidential
Primary
District Invests
$8 Million In
Special Education
Senator Byrd
Hospitalized After
Fall
Amtrak Asks Feds
For $1.7-Billion
Dollar Cash
Infusion
Congress Looks At
Crack Sentencing
Guidelines
Power Breakfast
for 02/27/08
School Bus
Overturns In
Riverdale
Problems In D.C.'s
Health Care
Program For
Uninsured
Maryland Residents
Urged To "Eat
Local"
Property Tax Hike
Possible To Cover
Prince Willam
County Budget
Shortfall
Maryland Budget
Gap Smaller Than
Expected
28
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, February
28, 2008
Leapers Get Ready
to Celebrate
Handgun Bill Goes
To Kaine
DC's Mayor
Promises To
Improve Washington
Highland's
Neighborhood
Parents Want D.C.
School Sanitized
After MRSA Case
Arlington Cracking
Down On
Out-Of-State
License Plates
Fred Fiske
Commentary -
Texting While
Driving
Power Breakfast
02/28/08
D.C. Schools
Modernization
Project Making
Progress
Young People
Getting Involved
In Campaings
Virginia General
Assembly Hotline
District May Be
Sued For
Negligence
29
WAMU's "Weekend
Planner" - Arts
Best Bets
District Holds
First Latino
Summit
Maryland To Limit
Blue Crab Harvests
D.C. Mayor
Disputes Decision
to Re-Instate
Three CFSA Workers
O'Malley Says
Violence
Prevention Unit
Proving Effective
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
February 29-March
2, 2008
Missing Boy Found
In Home
Surplus Shop Goes
Online
Power Breakfast
02/29/08
Analysis Shows
Where You Live
Around Metro Area
Impacts Life
Expectancy
Yong Voters
Turnout For
Campaign Work

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

March 2008
SunMonTueWedThurFriSat
1
Virginia Supreme
Court Rules
Transportation
Authorities
Unconstitutional
2
Latino Youth
Gather To Discuss
Their Issues
Local Officials
React To
Transportation
Ruling
3
Cheh Calls For
Health Study At
Old Munitions Site
Power Breakfast
for 03/03/08
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, March 3,
2008
Measure Calls For
Improved Toy
Inspections
Budget Shortfall
May Force County
To Cut Jobs
Prince William
County Begins
Illegal
Immigration
Crackdown
Virginia Lawmakers
Plan Quick
Response To NVTA
Decision
Montgomery County
Airs Own Version
of ''America's
Most Wanted''
Young Voters Work
to Elect Local
Candidates
Governor O'Malley
Urges Action to
Save Chesapeake
D.C. Developing
Outside Central
Downtown
Unintended
Consequences Of
Illegal
Immigration
Crackdown
4
Many Assisted
Living Centers in
D.C. Not Licensed
D.C. Business
Could Be Forced To
Require Sick Days
Virginia Lawmakers
Scramble To Repair
Transportation
Debacle
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, March 4,
2008
Arlington Helps
Out First-Time
Home Buyers
Illegal Immigrant
Crack Down
Underway In Prince
William County
Ohio And Texas
Primaries Critical
For Clinton
Campaign
Power Breakfast
for 03/04/08
Maryland Senate To
Debate Chesapeake
Bay Fund
District To Open
First Target
County To Offer
Incentives For
Teachers
D.C. Council
Continues to
Debate Paid Sick
Leave Bill
Refunds May Be
Coming From NVTA
5
Board of
Supervisors Votes
To Slow Growth
Power Breakfast
for 03/05/08
Kaine Vetos
Expansion Of
Concealed Handgun
Law
Jewish Community
Fights For
District Voting
Rights
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, March
5, 2008
Marylanders
Concerned About
Economy
Major Power Grid
Upgrade For
Arlington
WAMU 88 5's Youth
Voices - School
Segregation
Cost Of Car Repair
In D.C.
D.C. Prepares To
Defend Hangun Ban
Before U.S.
Supreme Court
O'Malley Urges
Lawmakers To
Protect
Environment
Investigtors
Continue Probe
Into District
Office Of Tax and
Revenue
6
N.P.R Announces
Relocation to NoMa
in 2012
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, March 6,
2008
Maryland
Elementary School
Spotlights Art
Education
Governor Kaine
Seeks Expansion of
Pre-Kindergarten
Program.
New Ballpark Fetes
Dignitaries
Power Breakfast
03/06/08
Cherry Blossoms
Expected to be in
Peak Bloom During
Festival
Safety Devices for
Metro Buses
Metro Sees Nearly
10-Fold Increase
in Attacks on Bus
Drivers
Plan To Sell
Prince George's
County Hospital
Center
Washington Readies
For Cherry Blossom
Festival
D.C. Mulls
Bringing Back
Street Cars
7
City Cleaning Up
Local Baseball
Fields
Students Learn
About Helping
Others
Metro Takes Steps
To Protect Drivers
NVTA Urges
Lawmakers To Fund
Transportation
Projects
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
March 7-9, 2008
WAMU's "Weekend
Planner" -
Mid-Atlantic
Travel with a
Twist
High School Soccer
Field Deal Faces
Growing Opposition
"Mega Job Fair" In
Fairfax County
General Assembly
May Have To Extend
Session
Power Breakfast
for 03/07/08
Young People Play
Big Role As
Campaign
Volunteers
District Leaders
Support Dulles
Rail Project
Volkswagen
Relocating
Headquarters To
Northern Virginia
Washington Region
Leaders Launch
Pedestrian Safety
Campaign
Educators Fear
Illegal
Immigrantion
Crackdown Will
Hurt School Census
8
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10
Record Gas Prices
In Virginia
Warning Against
Boating On Upper
Potomac
Prescription Drugs
Found In Local
Drinking Water
NVTA To Refund
Taxes
D.C. Parent and
Mayor Upset About
Misinformation In
Public Schools
Central Office
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, March
10th, 2008
General Assembly
Extends Session
Power Breakfast
for 03/10/08
John Adams
Mini-series
Premiers In
Richmond
Metro Improving
Rush-Hour Service
Forclosure Help Up
For Debate In
Maryland
Firing Of DC
Public School
Employees Being
Questioned
District Expects
to Complete New
School On Record
Time
11
College
Campaigning
Biofuel
Breakthrough At
University of
Maryland
Slight Uptick In
Virginia's
Unemployment Rate
Loudoun County
Lifts Water
Restrictions
Marylanders Favor
Keeping New Health
Care Plan
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, March 11,
2008
Pentagon Plans
Simulated Chemical
Release In Crystal
City
Virginia Lawmakers
Strike Budget Deal
Power Breakfast
03/11/08
Power Restored To
Thousands After
Overnight Fire
Salaries May Be
Trimmed To Balance
Budget
District Holds
Jobs Fair
Councilman Calls
For Salary Freeze
Supporters Of
Forclosure Bill
Gather On The Hill
12
Virginia Women In
History 2008
Zone-To-Meter
Switch Delayed
Learning
Disability
Scholarship
Gaining Support
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, March
12, 2008
Voters To Decide
On Transgender
Rights Law
Councilmembers
Question State
Board of Education
Appointee
Transportation
Funding Debate
Heats Up In
Richmond
Local Vet Pushes
For Improved
Military Health
Care
Workshop To
Address
Stereotyping
WAMU 88 5's Youth
Voices - Hood
Reppin'
Power Breakfast
03/12/08
DCPS Firings May
Save $6 Million In
Payroll Costs
ESOL Numbers Drop
In Prince William
County
Mirant Fined For
Pollution
Violations
Higher Than
Average STD Rates
In D.C.
Hundreds Of
Students ESOL
Students Have Left
Prince William
Program
Attempt to
Overturn Maryland
Tax Plan Fails
13
Commentary by Fred
Fiske - The High
Cost of Healthcare
Dulles Rail
Project Funding
Still Uncertain
Capitol Visitor
Center To Open In
November
New Maryland State
Police
Superintendent
Business Groups
Fight Maryland
Computer Tax
Virginia Lawmakers
Strike Budget Deal
Vehicle Break-ins
On The Rise
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, March
13, 2008
Record Sales For
Energy Efficient
Florescent Bulbs
Power Breakfast
for 03/13/08
200 Displaced By
Mt. Pleasant Fire
Legal Scholars
Weigh In On Second
Amendment
Frederick Douglass
Bridge
Re-Dedication
14
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
March 14-16, 2008
WAMU's "Weekend
Planner" -
Restaurant Review
Gates Looks To
Future
Technologies
Virginia Lawmakers
Consider College
Bond Package
Cell Phone Ban
Comes Before
Maryland Senate
Johnson Optimistic
About Prince
George's Economic
Future
Power Breakfast
03/14/08
Log Contains
Record Of Lincoln
Assasination
Link Wray and
Fifty Years of the
"Power Chord"
Plan To Euthanize
Feral Cats
Cancelled
Fenty Outlines
State Of The
District
Thousands of Work
Orders Undone in
D.C. Public
Schools
15
Tougher Teen
Driver Cell Phone
Use Rejected
American Makes
NCAA Tournament
16
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Virginia Gun Show
D.C.'s Handgun Ban
Goes to the
Supreme Court
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, March 17,
2008
Montgomery County
Executive Calls
For Job Cuts, Tax
Hike
Maryland Lawmakers
To Take Up Death
Penalty
Maryland House
Looks At More
Budget Cuts
Power Breakfast
03/17/08
Alexandria
Considers Real
Estate Tax Hike
D.C. Public School
Awarded National
Honor
More Economic
Fallout From Weak
Housing Market
18
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, March 18,
2008
Mt. Pleasant Fire
Causes $20-Million
In Damage
Commentary of
Deborah Bolling
Power Breakfast
for 03/18/08
Thousands Expected
To Protest 5th
Anniversary of
Iraq War
Camping Out To
Hear U.S. Supreme
Court Arguments On
Gun Ban
Budget Proposal
Criticized By
School Officials
County Cracking
Down On Contractor
Scams
General Assembly
Sends Kaine Nearly
900 Bills
Maryland Senate
Passes Host of
Controversial
Measures
Media Coverage of
the War in Iraq
19
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, March
19, 2008
US Supreme Court
Takes up Second
Amendment
Unclaimed Property
in Virginia
Activists Train
for Protests
Youth Voices "Hip
Hop" - Joe Wiseman
Senate Delays
Action on Cell
Phone Ban
Power Breakfast
for 03/19/08
Demonstrators
Protest 5th
Anniversary of War
in Iraq
American
University Headed
to NCAAs
20
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, March
20, 2008
Coalition Seeks to
Create New
Generation of
Societal
Entrepreneurs
Transportation
Board Suggests
Tollways
Montgomery County
Has New Tool For
Homebuyers
City to Help Fire
Victims
Too Few Beds for
Mentally Ill in
Virginia
O'Malley Pushes
BRAC Readiness
Power Breakfast
for 03/20/08
Budget Crunch
Forces Summer
School Cuts
Maryland Senate
Approves Cell
Phone Ban
D.C. Mayor
Proposes Fiscally
Conservative
Budget for Next
Year
Budget Shortfall
May Hinder "Green"
Efforts
Pollution Board
Postpones Permits
for Mirant
21
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
March 21-23, 2008
Weekend Planner
Changes Coming to
Virginia's
Driver's License
Rules
Maryland Moves
Toward Permitting
"Ultimate
Fighting"
Nats New Ballpark
Raises
Environmental
Questions
Local Residents
Asked Not to Flush
Old Drugs
Power Breakfast
03/21/08
Increased Security
After Fights At
Local High School
Firm Wants More
Money To Finish
D.C. Audit
Power Plant
Permits Delayed
for Mirant
Hundreds Gather
For AU NCAA
Tourney Game
Preliminary
Approval For Child
Safety Seat
Measure
22
Raising Money For
World Water Day
23
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No Changes To
Route 1 Speed
Limit
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, March 24,
2008
Scientists Express
Alarm Over
Virginia Fish Kill
Police to Search
Homes For Guns
Brush Fire Burns 9
Acres Near Olney
Power Breakfast
03/24/08
Crossover Day For
Maryland General
Assembly
Virginia Considers
Withdrawing From
NCLB
Safe Homes
Initiative Draws
Critics
Celebrating Easter
at the National
Zoo
25
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, March 25,
2008
Bolling Opts Out
Governor's Race
Illegal Immigrants
Rally For College
Tuition Breaks
Power Breakfast
03/25/08
Lawmakers Pass
Plan for Prince
George's Hospital
Center
Taxes Collected by
NVTA Being
Returned
I.C.E Arrests 34
Undocumented
Workers in
Manassas
Rat Sightings Up
in D.C.
26
Animal Fighting
Banned in Virginia
Plant Must Set
Deadline For
Pollution
Reduction
Maryland Senate
Takes Up Hate
Crime Bill
WAMU 88.5's Youth
Voice's - Students
vs. SATs
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, March
26, 2008
ACLU Warns
Virginia Colleges
Not to Deny
In-State Tuition
Vehicle Theft Up
in Arlington
Power Breakfast
03/26/08
Supervisors
Advertise Higher
Property Tax Rate
Delegates Prod
Families to Sign
Kids Up for State
Health Care
Program
27
BGE Customers
Could Get Money
Back Under
Settlement
Expect More Orange
Barrels For Spring
Metro Needs Almost
$500-Million for
Repairs
Finalists
Announced for
Virginia Youth
Safety Internet
Contest
Parental Consent
for Tanning Bed
Use
"Cherry Picks" for
Blossom Festival
Virginia Sees
Increase in Toxic
Emissions
Sales Tax Revenue
Down In Prince
William County
Power Breakfast
03/27/08
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, March
27, 2008
Metro Needs Nearly
$500-Million for
Repairs
Local
Congressional
Candidates Endorse
Plan to End Iraq
War
Maryland Lawmakers
Kill Cell Phone
Driving Ban
28
WAMU's "Weekend
Planner" - In the
Garden
Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
March 28-30, 2008
New Nationals
Ballpark Unveiled
Police Chief,
Mexican Consul
Meet With Latino
Community
Abusive Driver
Fees Repealed
Police Make Arrest
in I- 64 Shootings
Weekend Events a
Test for Metro
Loan Program Helps
Energy
Conservation
The Circus Comes
to D.C.
29
Climate Commission
Works to Curb
Green House Toxins
30
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District Roundup
for 03/31/08
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, March 31,
2008
Metro Looks to
Improve Weekend
Delays
AU Students Help
with Taxes
Union Strikes Deal
with Safeway,
Giant
Nationals
Victorious in Home
Opener
Summer Program to
Keep Kids Out of
Trouble
Committee Set to
Repeal Computer
Tax
Power Breakfast
for 03/31/08
Hundreds Rally for
Tibet

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Commercial Crab
Season Underway
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, April 1,
2008
Council Questions
Mayor's '09 Budget
Council Seeks FOIA
Balance
D.C. and Prince
George's County
Partner to Help
Crime Victims
Prom Season Effort
to Keep Kids from
Drinking
House Passes DNA
Database Expansion
Power Breakfast
04/01/08
Union Voting on
Contract with
Giant, Safeway
Bowser Calls
Emergency Crime
Meeting
Minorities
Underrepresented
in Clinical Trials
Alexandria Unveils
New Trolleys
Move to Classify
Flavored Alcoholic
Drinks as
Distilled Spirits
2
WAMU 88 5's Youth
Voices -
Graduation and
Crime
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, April
2, 2008
Virginia
Executions Stayed
For Now
Council Member
Proposes Universal
Health Insurance
Independent
Running for
Warner's Seat
Young People
Gather for Poverty
Talk
Immigration
Crackdown Fallout
Loudoun County
Raising Property
Taxes
Power Breakfast
04/02/08
Online Profiles
Americans Not
Keeping Healthy
D.C. Tracks
Parolees
3
Body Identified as
Missing Woman
Why I Hate Spring
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, April 3,
2008
Bond Package Would
Help Fund Virginia
Colleges
Senior Commentator
Fred Fiske - Iraq
and the Economy
Cardin Backs
Preventable
Disease Measure
Fenty Backs
Homeless Help Plan
Looking for
Economic Justice
Power Breakfast
04/03/08
Lawyers Collect
for Food Banks
Chesapeake Bay
Health Update
Expected
Computer Tax
Closer to Repeal
4
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events
April 4-6, 2008
Commentary by
Reuben Jackson -
Spring, 1968
Episcopal Churches
Win Initial
Victory in
Property Fight
MLK's Assasination
- First Responders
MLK's
Assassination -
The Story of Pip
and Zastrow
Pay-Day Lending
Legislation Under
Fire
Know Your Cell
Phone Insurance
Cancer Rate High
Amoung Minorities
and Poor
D.C. Charter
Schools Hold
Lottery
MLK's Assasination
- The Businesses
"Fight The Bite"
Power Breakfast
04/04/08
12 Reported Ill At
National Airport
Navy to Seek
Federal Funding
For BRAC Expansion
Domestic
Partnership
Legislation Heads
to O'Malley's Desk
5
20th Annual River
Cleanup
6
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"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, April 7,
2008
D.C. Council Takes
Up Controversial
Police Initiative
"Teach for
America" Alumni
Look to the Future
Local Choirs
Prepare for Papal
Visit
Computer Tax
Repeal Passes
General Assembly
Power Breakfast
for 04/07/08
Maryland
Legislature Wraps
Up
Metro Ready for
Nationals Rush
Hour Crush
Group Wants Chains
to Post Food Facts
Maryland Expands
DNA Database
8
O'Malley Signs
Bill to Prevent
Some Foreclosures
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, April 8,
2008
Prince William
County Jail
Overcrowded
Safe Homes
Initiative Raises
Eyebrows
Prince George's
Parents Concerned
About Gangs
Alexandria Tree
Sale
General Assembly
Session Wrap Up
Power Breakfast
for 04/08/08
D.C. Schools Won't
Meet Special Ed
Deadline
9
Virginia School
Census Underway
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, April
9, 2008
Technology
Businesses in
Maryland Celebrate
End of Computer
Tax
Tax Office on Hot
Seat at Council
Hearing
Zoning Carports in
Fairfax County
Power Breakfast
04/09/08
I.C.E. Busts 59 at
Local Resort
Metro Pulls
Bobblehead Pontiff
Video
Father Suing City
in Jacks' Case
Virginia Watermen
Discuss Class
Action Lawsuit
AAA Mid Atlantic
Gives Maryland
Lawmakers Mixed
Report Card
10
The FONZ Turns
Fifty
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, April
10, 2008
Kaine Signs Campus
Security
Legislation
Officials Discuss
Pharmaceuticals in
Water
Pets Victims of
Foreclosure Crisis
Firearms Found in
Kensington High
School Locker
O'Malley Talks
Foreclosures on
Capitol Hill
Power Breakfast
for 04/10/08
Wolf Wants
Chertoff to Speed
I.C.E. Pick-ups
Vienna Opts for
Laser Not
Fireworks on 4th
Bridging the Race
Gap in Virginia
Politics
Fenty and O'Malley
Seek Help for
Distressed
Homeowners
Controversial
Report Looks at
Racial Disparities
in Student
Behavior
Fairfax County
Parents Concerned
About Grading
System
11
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events
April 11-13, 2008
WAMU's "Weekend
Planner" -
Baseball Nightlife
NVTA Refunds in
the Mail
Accidents
Involving Teen
Drivers Cost
Billions
Guns in Locker
Spark Debate Over
Metal Detectors
D.C. Offers
Teacher Buyouts
Preparations for
Papal Visit
Underway
Job Fair Helps
Teens Find
Employment
Power Breakfast
for 04/11/08
Fairfax Delays
Vote on
Controversial
Report
Newseum Opens In
D.C.
Community Center
Opens in Riggs
Park
Tax Preparation
Reform Close to
Law
Man Finally
Recieves Military
Honors
12
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The Chesapeak
Bay's Beleaguered
Bi-Valve
More on the
Chesapeake's
Oysters
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, April 14,
2008
Audit Critical of
District CFO
Program Helps
Improve Teen
Driving
Economic Boom
Leave D.C.'s Poor
Behind
Arlington Opens
State-of-the-Art
Fire Station
Power Breakfast
for 04/14/08
Governors to
Release Crab
Survey
Security
Contractors Reach
Agreement With
Union
Students Hear from
Project VoteSmart
Non-Profit
Training Program
Local Non-Profit
Looks to Help
At-Risk Girls
15
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, April 15,
2008
Councilmembers
Want District's
Financial Controls
Fixed ASAP
Where Do Your Tax
Dollars Go?
Kaine Signs Bill
Cracking Down on
Counterfeit Goods
Mayors Gather to
Stop Gun Violence
Bridging the Gap
Between the
Hip-Hop and Civil
Rights Generations
Montgomery County
Appreciates Its
Businesses
Power Breakfast
04/15/08
Papal Preparations
Underway at
Nationals Park
Virginia Tech Art
Show
Bill Clarifies
Student Privacy
Rights
Metro Prepared For
Papal Visit
D.C. Madam Found
Guilty of
Racketeering and
Money Laundering
16
Online Profiles
Emancipation Day
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, April
16, 2008
Virginia Tech
Remembering
Tragedy
Lawmakers Reach
Deal on Bond
Pakage
D.C. Offers
"Green" Roof
Incentive
The Granny
Warriors
Power Breakfast
for 04/16/08
Praisner Wins
Special Election
Immigration
Crackdown Costs
Increasing
U.S. Supreme Court
Upholds Lethal
Injection
Parade Celebrates
Emancipation of
Slaves in District
Sad Anniversary
for Virginia Tech
17
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, April
17, 2008
Gun Control
Advocates Honor
Virginia Tech
Anniversary
Students Learn to
Reduce Carbon
Footprint
Prosecutors Seek
to Try Alleged
Highway Shooter as
Adult
Locals Look to
Green Vehicles
Fred Fiske
Commentary -
Special Education
Power Breakfast
for 04/17/08
Special Election
Bill Signed
Metro Expects
Recods Ridership
18
Red light Cameras
Coming Back to
Arlington County
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events
April 18-20, 2008
High Court Hears
Interstate Custody
Dispute
Dog and Cat
Skeletons
Discovered Near
Potomac River
Anniversary Brings
Dozens of Lawsuits
Power Breakfast
for 04/18/08
Local and National
Authors Expected
at Bethesda
Literary Festival
Virginia Promotes
Green Tourism
WAMU's "Weekend
Planner" - Let My
People Go!
Steriod Toll
Brings Speakers to
Maryland
Hundreds of
Montgomery County,
Maryland School
Kids Get Ready for
Earth Day
Metro Predicts 1
Million Riders By
2030
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"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, April 21,
2008
Law Proposes No
Child Left Inside
Special Election
Winner May Have
Advantage
Judge Rules DC
Cabbies Must
Switch to Fare
System
Chancellor to
Discuss
Restructurings
Weather Hinders
Earth Day
Festivities
Local Residents
Have "Green"
Electricity
Options
Power Breakfast
for 04/21/08
Tornado Rips Roof
Off School
D.C. Students Not
Taking Advantage
of Tutoring
Program
Flood Response in
Frederick County
District Judge
Rules in Favor of
City, District
Cabs to Switch to
Meters
22
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, April 22,
2008
Virginia to
Down-size
Transportation
Programs
Fenty to Announce
Taxi Swtich Plan
Student Taken into
Custody For
Threats
Fairfax County
Property Taxes
Going Up
Women Talk About
Iraq Experience
Crab Limits
Pending for
Chesapeake Bay
Power Breakfast
for 04/22/08
Cabs Must Be
Fitted with Meters
by May First
Maryland Governor
Calls Pennsylvania
a Must-Win for
Clinton
Maryland Lawmakers
Use Earth Day For
Expansion of
Environmental
Education
23
Officials Opt Not
to Intall Cameras
in Police Cars
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, April
23, 2008
Virginia Housing
Commission Looks
for New Strategies
27 Underperforming
Schools to be
Restructured
Frederick County
Officials Want to
Declare English
Official Language
Power Breakfast
for 04/23/08
Students Appeal
Plagiarism Ruling
School Chancellor
to Meet with
Students About
School
Restructuring
Supreme Court
Rules Police Can
Conduct Searches
and Seizures
Former Metro
Supervisor Pleads
Guilty to Stealing
Takoma Park Bans
Bottled Water for
Government
Pool Opens After
Twenty Years
Virginia Governor
Forgoes Generic
Plan
24
Virginia Lawmakers
in Reconvene
Session
Manassas Employer
Pleads Guilty to
Hiring
Undocumented
Immigrants
Suburban
Pedestrians at
Risk
An Urban Take on a
Shakespeare
Classic
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, April
24, 2008
Power Breakfast
for 04/24/08
Cabbies Appeal
Taxi Meter Ruling
Supervisor Calls
for End to Illegal
Immigration
Crackdown
Expansion to Help
Lincoln Theater
Gun Seller Visits
Tech Campus
O'Malley Signs 200
Bills
Frederick Votes to
Make English
Official Language
25
Virginia Launches
New Emergency
Dispatch Effort
Nationals Collect
Equipments for
Little Leagues
O'Malley May Sign
"Alcopops" Bill
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events
April 25-27, 2008
Power Breakfast
for 04/25/08
Maryland Gets Just
Dessert
Metro to Use
"Mystery Riders"
The First Phase of
the National
Harbor Project
Unveiled
D.C. Funds Needle
Exchange Program
Price Hikes Hit
Chinatown
26
So Many College
Acceptances, So
Much Parent
Anxiety
Wounded Warriors
Bike Through
Maryland
27
Inexpensive Bus
Service Comes to
D.C.
New Bald Eagle
Nest
Conservancy
Launches Program
to Plant a Billion
Trees
28
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, April 28,
2008
Montgomery County
Neighborhood
Protests ICC
Expanding Parks
Program to Help
At-Risk Kids
Power Breakfast
for 4/28/2008
Northern Virginia
Schools Absorb
Prince William
Exodus
Reverend Wright
Stands Behind
Controversial
Comments
Volunteers Helping
to Clean Up
Anacostia River
D.C. Rehabs
Troubled Housing
Development
29
Farm Bill to
Include Chesapeake
Cleanup Funding
Most People Blame
"Other Guy" for
Car Accidents
Maryland Chamber
to Back Slots
Referendum
Streamlining
Virginia's Child
Work Rules
Land Purchase
Preserves Mount
Vernon View
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, April 29,
2008
Hundreds Injured
In Virginia
Tornadoes
Names Added to
Officers Memorial
College Summit
Helps Kids Learn
the Ropes
Pedestrian Dangers
in the D.C. Region
30
Virginia Schools
Get an A+ From
National Teachers
Union
Kaine Tours
Tornado Damage
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, April
30, 2008
DC Gets Money to
Reduce School Bus
Air Pollution
Power Breakfast
for 4/30/2008
Second National
"Walk at Lunch"
Report: Depression
Often Goes
Untreated In
Military
Norther Virginians
Get Free Bus Rides
Dulles Rail Gets
Green Light From
Feds

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

May 2008
SunMonTueWedThurFriSat
1
Virginia Tornado
Clean-Up Efforts
in High Gear
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, May 1,
2008
Senior Commentator
Fred Fiske:
Elections
Power Breakfast
for 05/01/08
Corridor to be
Named National
Heritage Area
Deadline for Taxi
Fare to Meter
Switch
Harassment
Complaints Against
Manassas Dismissed
Police Officers
Cleared in
Shooting Death of
Teen
Young Adults
Allowed to Stay on
Parents Health
Plan Longer
Farming Techniques
Can Transfer to
Residential
Gardens
D.C. Metro Area
Had Tenth Worst
Air in U.S.
2
DC Cabs Slow to
Make Meter Switch
Supporters Rally
for Immigration
Rights
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
May 2-4, 2008
Virginia Lawmakers
Celebrate National
Day of Prayer
High Gas Prices
Have Consumers
Praying at the
Pump
Free Prom Dresses
at Local High
School
Immigration Group
Warns Companies
Against Moving to
Prince William
County
Metro Opens
Doors...Early
WAMU's "Weekend
Planner"
3
DC Reexamines
Child Abuse and
Neglect Cases
4
Phoenix Bikes
Program Rises From
the Ashes
5
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, May 5,
2008
Freedom House
Report says U.S.
Fundamentally Free
Mark Warner begins
his Senate
Campaign
Virginia Troops
Return
All Hands on Deck
Police Weekend
Convention Center
Head Resigns
Migration and
Immigration in Art
Local Students
Accept Safety
Patrol Lifesaving
Awards
The Race Factor
Obama Collects
Superdelegates
6
Ray Davis
Celebrates 60
years On The Air
Three Day Care
Managers Charged
With Failing to
Report Abuse
Mark Warner
Launches Bid for
Senate
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, May 6,
2008
Montgomery County
Budget Cuts
Principals Not
Returning
Deborah Bolling
Commentary
Maryland
Superdelegates go
to Obama
VA Senate Race
Maryland Governor
Renews Call for
Slots
National Teacher's
Day
Politicos Perform
in "Will on the
Hill"
"Will on the Hill"
Raises Money with
Politicians
Many Pay Tribute
to Fallen Officers
at 14th Annual
Blue Mass
Earthquake
Confirmed in
Northern Virginia
May Elections in
Virginia
Maryland Moves to
Assist Struggling
Homeowners
7
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, May 7,
2008
Volunteers Gather
to Help Build
Affordable Housing
in DC
Report Criticizes
New Immigration
Laws in Frederick
County, MD
DC School Truancy
Rates in Question
University of
Richmond Calls Off
Hunt For Gunman
Gas Prices Create
a Domino Effect of
Hardship on D.C.
Pizzeria
Commentary by Dr.
James Karmel
The Art of Aaron
Douglas
District Secures
Over 20 Million
for Technology in
Public Schools
Washington Area
Air Travel
Receives Good
Grades
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, May 8,
2008
8
Reagan National
Airport Prohibits
Cabs Without
Meters
Virginia Launches
You Tube Site
Former DC School
Official Pleads
Guilty to Theft
Cameras on Street
Sweepers Target
Parking Violations
Fred Fiske on Iraq
"Still I Rise"
with Ugly Betty's
Marc Indelicato
DC Schools Promote
Healthy Lifestyle
Metro Puts off
Upgrades for More
Important Repairs
"Still I Rise"
with Akela and the
Bee's Keke Palmer
Commentary:
National
Children's Mental
Health Awareness
Day
Trucking Industry
Lays Out Agenda
High Court in
Maryland Refuses
to Uphold Muslim
Divorce Law
9
WAMU's "Weekend
Planner" - Arts
with Colleen Fay
"Still I Rise"
Promotes Youth
Mental Health
Awareness
Michael Vick
Ordered to Pay
Creditors
Tax Study Finds
Middle and Low
Income Virginians
Pay Enough
Prince William
County Cracks Down
On Drivers Failing
To Move Over
Power Breakfast
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
May 9-11, 2008
Washington Area
Sniper Wants To
Appeal Conviction
Kudos for Teachers
in Virginia
LeDroit Park Crew
Members Taken Down
in D.C. Bust
Track Owner Says
Future of Horse
Racing Rests With
Slots
Muslim College
Students In DC
Region Urged To
Speak Out
10
Frederick County
Grand Jury Refuses
to Indict Officer
in Taser Death
11
Free Fishing In
Virginia
12
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, May 12,
2008
DC Council Wants
Say in School
Closings
West Virginia
Governor comments
on that State's
Primary
Artomatic is Here
Virginia Politics
Preview
Virginia
Transportation Tax
Proposal
Rain Opens
Sinkhole in Prince
George's County
Governor Urges
Marylanders To Be
Prepared for
Flooding
13
O'Malley Signs
Crime Bills into
Law
DC Approves Fiscal
'09 Budget Plan
What A Forest Is
Worth
Oyster Report
Details LAtest
Conditions
District Could
Show Summer
Olympics on Giant
Movie Screens
Downtown
District Decides
what to do with
Part of Old
Convention Center
Supreme Courts
Grants Reprieve
Va. Emergency
Management
Prepares for
Hurricane Season
Governor Kaine
Unveils Road
Funding Tax Plan
Red Cross
Announces Lay-offs
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, May 13,
2008
Va. Governor Tim
Kaine Has New Plan
For Transportation
Local Red Cross
Plans Layoffs In
Response To
Faltering Economy
Power Breakfast -
Tuesday May 13
A Drive for Diesel
Engines
14
DC Council Passes
Fiscally
Conservative
Budget
Maryland Cracks
Down On Identity
Thieves
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, May 14,
2008
Detergent Ban
Delayed in
Maryland
Americorps Alumni
Pursue Jobs in
Public Service
Kaine Finds
Resistance to
Transportation
Plan in Town Hall
Meetings
Warner to Receive
Award for
Alzheimer's Work
Mayor Fenty
Fast-Tracks
Another
Development
Project in DC
Silver Spring
Courthouse Renamed
For Late Judge
Leonard Rubin
Fifth Suspect
Charged In Sean
Taylor Killing
Young Sailors on
Dirty Waters
Fort Reno Park
Closed For Arsenic
Investigation
15
Firefighter
Charged With Arson
in Montgomery
County
D.C. Schools
Buildings Named on
Endangered
Buildings List
40th Anniversary
of Robert F
Kennedy
Assassination
Sailing Kids Learn
Life Lessons
Homemade Bombs
Explode At
Maryland School
Virginia's
Six-Year Plan Cuts
Funding Anxiety
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, May 15,
2008
Farm Bill Promises
Windfall for
Chesapeake Bay
Clean-up Efforts
Singing the 50s
Residents in Ward
7 Gather to
Discuss Kids and
Crime
Power Breakfast -
May 15, 2008
16
Environmentalists
say Air Quality at
Parks Threatened
The Weekend
Planner - David
Furst
Virginia Seeks to
Improve
Transparency in
Decision-Making
Process
Reports of Park
Arsenic Levels
Raise Questions
and Concerns
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events May
16-18, 2008
Power Breakfast
May 16
Frederick Douglas
Bridge to Close
This Weekend
Cathedral Layoffs
District Heights
Mayor Pleads Not
Guilty
Douglas Wilder
Retires
Gambling Expansion
Debate Heats Up on
Eve of Preakness
17
American Chestnut
Returns
18
19
Open Windows Pose
Dangers for Small
Children
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, May 19,
2008
Washington Zoo
Planning Upgrades
DC Council to Hold
Public Services
Hearing on
Emergency Services
Hospital Stirs
Controversy in VA
Richmond Preview
Buckle Up In
Virginia
Dishonest Brokers
Cost Immigrants
Dearly
DC to Improve
Pedestrian Safety
DC Council to
Discuss Changes in
EMS Oversight
Safety
Administration
Launches Seatbelt
Campaign
Chesapeake Bay
Grants Will Aid
Shoreline
Restoration
DC Gridlock Second
Worst
Lesbian Mother
Awarded Sole
Custody
20
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, May 20,
2008
Foreclosure Help
in VA
Virginia Seeks
Transparency in
Health Care Costs
Non-profits Are
Struggling To Keep
Up With Increasing
Demand For
Services
Power Breakfast
May 20, 2008
Officers Rehired
Due to Errors
O'Malley Looks to
Waves for Cleaner
Energy
Embezzlement
Guilty Plea
Metro Ridership
Surges as Gas
Prices Pinch
Consumers
D.C.Plan to
Improve Pedestrian
Safety Announced
Baseball Exhibit
Honors
Washington-Homestead
Grays
Government
Agencies Launch
Operation
Tele-Phoney
Children in Foster
Care Recognized
with a Display on
Mall
21
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, May 21,
2008
D.C. Area
Non-profits Plan
for Uncertain
Future
Sales Tax Holiday
for Hurricane
Season
Virginia Ban on
Late Term
Abortions Remains
Unconstitutional
Alexandria to get
"Green" Buses
Virginia Hurricane
Tax Holiday Begins
DC State Board of
Education Holds
Monthly Meeting
Environmentalists
Oppose New
Powerline
Prince George's
County Raises
Income Tax
Racial Tensions
Arise in
Frederick's North
Crossing Community
Researchers Warn
More Children
Drowning in
Swimming Pools
MD, VA Rank High
In "Texting While
Driving"
Frederick County
Proposal to Count
Illegal Immigrant
Students Fails
22
Some Members of
State Board of
Education Say
State
Superintendent
Should Have More
of a Role in
Restructuring
Website Gets Money
for Teachers in
Need
More Guilty Pleas
in Tax Scandal
Gas Prices Rising
by a Cent a Day
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, May 22,
2008
Book Sculptures
Appear in Fairfax
County
Members of State
Board of Education
Want to be
Included in School
Restructuring
Power Breakfast
May 22, 2008
Governor O'Malley
will allow
Alcopops Bill to
become Law without
Signing
Virginia
Sentencing
Guidelines Ease
Discrimination
Package of Bills
Designed to
Improve Maryland
Health Care
Virginians Have
Time to Weigh-In
on Transportation
Plan
Controversy Brews
Over Alcopops
Legislation
Maryland Cuts Blue
Crab Harvest
Metro Creates
Emergency
Evacuation Maps
23
Virginia Senator
Urges Energy
Conservation in
Federal Fleet
Report Warns
Global Warming to
Drastically Change
Regions Coastline
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
May 23-25, 2008
Arlington County
Seeks Input
OnZoning Changes
Reguations
Prohibit Metro
Charter Service
Barry Farm
Residents Question
Mayor and City
Power Breakfast
for May 23, 2008
Virginia Prepares
Regulations to
Help Traffic Flow
Chesapeake Bay
Mitten Crab Alert
Weekend Planner
Despite Record
High Gas Prices
Washingtonians Hit
the Road
24
FEMA and D.C. to
Devise New Flood
Plan
25
Ocean City,
Maryland -- More
Than a Vacation
Destination
26
National Archives
Makes Millions of
Historical
Documents
Available Online
Fred Fiske
Commentary
Power Breakfast
for May 26, 2008
Maryland's Power
Dredge Clam
Fishery Closing as
of June 1
Virginia Weekly
Preview
O'Malley Heads to
Israel
Seals Sited at
Maryland Shores
Slavery Museum
Behind Schedule
Braille Flag Lets
Veterans See
America in a New
Way
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, May 26,
2008
27
Gay Rights
Advocates Gaining
Ground in Maryland
Fairfax County
Accepts
Applications for
Summer Program
National Memorial
Day Parade Honors
Veterans
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, May 27,
2008
Power Breakfast
for May 27, 2008
First Virginia
Execution Since
2006 Scheduled for
Tonight
Virginia
Localities
Reevaluate Fuel
Use
Virginia Execution
To Be First Since
2006
Virginia Governor
Hopeful About
Passage of New
Transportation
Package
Former Prince
Georges County
Police Officer
Sentenced to 45
Years
Newest Member of
Montgomery County
Council Sworn In
28
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, May 28,
2008
Virginia Governor
Responds to GOP
Criticism of
Transportation
Plan
Virginia Tech
Establishes Peace
Center
Virginia
Unemployment Drops
Virginia Minister
Pleads Guilty to
Child Molestation
Virginia Launches
New Environmental
Programs
Virginia Offers
Tax Breaks for
Hurricane
Preparedness
Montly Meeting Has
Mayor Asking
Public Questions
for a Change
Power Breakfast
for May 28, 2008
Report Details
Obstacles to
Citizenship
MD Fights Invasive
Algae
First Virginia
Execution
Completed Since
2006
Council Member
Proposes Cash for
Academic
Achievement
Feds Say Maryland
and Virginia
Supply Most
Firearms Used in
D.C. Crimes
Declare Ft. Reno
Arsenic Scare a
False Alarm
Home Foreclosures
Place Strain on
Prince William
County
29
DC's Carbon
Footprint Ranked
Number 12
V-DOT Sets up
Construction Near
Middle school
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, May 29,
2008
D.C. Aquarium Gets
"Extreme Makeover"
Virginia Explores
Alternative Road
Funding
DC State Board of
Education Hears
from the Public
Virginia GOP
Prepares for
Weekend Convention
D.C. Pays Stadium
Debt Despite
Faltering
Attendance
Study Shows Young
Workers Losing
Ground
Maryland Man Found
Guilty After
Slashing Wife's
Throat
Multi-Million
Dollar Law Suit
Filed Against
Frederick County
in Taser Death
Proposed Purple
Line To Draw
68,000 Riders
30
Mark Muro
Discusses DC's
Carbon Footprint
Guilty Plea In DC
Embezzlement Case
Weekend Planner -
Historic Hikes
Construction
Projects Get Boost
in Virginia
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events May
30-June 1, 2008
Virginia Tightens
Teacher Licensing
System
D.C. Council To
Discuss Firework
Ban
D.C. Approaches
Taxi Meter
Deadline
D.C. Eliminates
Bike Registration
Mandate
Power Breakfast
for May 30, 2008
Marked for
Closure, Clark
School Says
Good-bye
Cabbies Lose Money
with Meters
31
Maryland Senator
Ulysses Currie
Under FBI
Investigation

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

June 2008
SunMonTueWedThurFriSat
1
Global Economy
Conference In VA
Clinton Supporters
Rally Outside DNC
Rules Committee
Meeting
2
Capitol Police
Need Millions to
Replace Failing
Radio System
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, June 2,
2008
Chesapeake
Watermen Hurt By
New Restrictions
Maryland Bands
Head To China
Commentary by
Deborah Bolling
DC Council to Take
Up Total Ban on
Fireworks
Gilmore Gets
Republican
Nomination for
Senate
Virginia Attorney
General Seeks Full
Hearing on
Abortion Ruling
Subject of
"Lorenzo's Oil"
Dies at 30
DC Cabs Without
Meters Now Face
Fines
Grab your swim
trunks, DC pools
are open
3
PG County Gets AAA
Bond Rating
DC Gets New Health
Lab
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, June 3,
2008
Alliance Summit to
Boost Area
Innovation
Virginians Warned
to Conserve Water
Violent Weekend in
DC Raises
Questions
Arlington
Considers
Additional Housing
Proposal
Maryland Senator
Presses For
Climate Change
Legislation
Funeral Services
to be Held for Two
Sisters Found Dead
in Rowhouse
Power Breakfast
for June 3, 2008
Va. Governor
Pushes Water
Conservation
More Information
Released About
Investigation of
State Senator
FBI Releases More
Information on
Currie
Investigation
Threats to Casa de
Maryland Escalate
Prince William
County Police
Revise Illegal
Immigration
Enforcement Policy
4
Rising Gas and Oil
Prices Linked to
Virginia's Slowing
Economy
Safety Inspections
in VA
Virginia School
Investigated For
Failure to Report
Abuse
Veterans Donate
Memorabilia to
Library Of
Congress
Prince William
County Revises
Illegal
Immigration Policy
Fairfax County
Parents Challenge
Grading Scale
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, June 4,
2008
Power Breakfast
for June 4, 2008
New DC Crime
Initiative Raises
Eyebrows
University Tuition
in Maryland to
Remain Constant
Threats Prompt
Immigrant Advocacy
Group To Request
An Investigation
Maryland Senator
Ben Cardin
Endorses Senator
Obama for
President
5
Telling Teenagers
They Have HIV/AIDS
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, June 5,
2008
Student Pulls
Knife in Fight at
Montgomery County
High School
Spammer Pleads
Case Before
Virginia Supreme
Court
Gardeners Go
Online to Save
National
Cathedral's
Greenhouse
Severe Storms
Result in Fatal
Accident
Commentary by Fred
Fiske - Ultimate
Fighting
Power Breakfast
for June 5, 2008
Tornado Spotters
on the Hunt
Commentary by
Reuben Jackson:
Robert F. Kennedy
Child and Family
Services Still
Making Mistakes
Charges Against
Virginia Official
Dismissed
FBI Agent Pleads
Guilty To
Accepting Illegal
Gift
Fifth Suspect
Pleads Guilty in
D.C. Tax Office
Probe
6
Some DC Charter
School Advocates
Claim District
Treats Public
Schools Better
Visitors Mark 40th
Anniversary of
Bobby Kennedy
Assassination
Virginia Task
Force Tries to Cut
Health Care Costs
Some Local
Officials Want DC
Community College
New Metro Stop in
Alexandria a
Possibility
Homegrown Oysters
in the Chesapeake
Unlisted Numbers
Appear in
Washington County
Phone Books
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
June 6-8, 2008
Barack Obama
speaks at Nissan
Pavilion in
Northern Virginia
Weekend Planner -
The Frog Chorus
Marijuana Seized
from Home of
Maryland State
Senator
Power Breakfast
for June 6, 2008
Salmonella Linked
To Raw Tomatoes
Reaches Virginia.
Lack of Tornado
Sirens Concern
Virginia Residents
Virginia Residents
Concerned About
Lack of Tornado
Sirens
7
Code Orange Air
Quality Days
Accompany Summer
Heat
8
Third Grader Wins
Maryland
Environmental
Contest
9
Moran Defends
Record in 8th
District Race
Four Democrats Vie
For Davis Seat
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, June 9,
2008
Weekly Preview of
Virginia Events
Power Breakfast
for June 9, 2008
Congressman Pushes
to Change
Reporting Policies
for Sexual
Assaults at
Military Colleges
Divers Search for
Drowning Victim in
Rappahannock River
Coal
Industry-backed
Group Spent Nearly
$1.9 Million
Lobbying in the
First Quarter
Air-Conditioner
Repairs in High
Demand as Temp
Approaches Triple
Digits
10
Reward Offered in
Montgomery County
Homicide
Area Doctors More
Aware of Heat
Related Symptoms
Two Virginia
Republicans Back
Mark Warner
Senator John
McCain Stumps in
Richmond
Pets Feel the Heat
Too
Lawsuit Alleges
Virginia Lottery
Rigged
Life Sentence for
Prince Georges
County Gangster
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday June 10,
2008
Orange Line Metro
Train Derails in
Northern Virginia
Virginia Governor
Commutes Death
Sentence
Seniors Feel the
Heat
11
Police and
Community Groups
Disagree Over
Checkpoints
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, June
11, 2008
VA Court Upholds
Online Sex Ruling
Power Breakfast
for June 11, 2008
Maryland Tomatoes
Cleared by State
Agriculture Agency
Montgomery County
Schools Face
Lay-Offs and
Cut-Backs
Attorney Questions
Cleric's Visit to
School
Maryland
Democratic
Delegates Rally
Behind Obama
The House Gives
Tentative Approval
to $1.5 Billion
Funding Package
For Metro
12
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, June 12,
2008
National Education
Leaders Announce
New Initiative
Privacy Advocate
Challenges VA Law
Mortgage Company
Charged In Fraud
Case
Study Shows DC
Kids Still Face
Tough Challenges
Controversial
Passages Found in
Northern Virginia
Islamic School
Montgomery County
May Charge
Ambulance Fees
Fairfax County Has
Region's Highest
Number of
Businesses Owned
by
African-Americans
Commentary by Fred
Fiske
Rockville Autism
Program Wraps up
First Year
Arlington School
Board Votes Again
On Controversial
Redistricting
Maryland Residents
Discuss Making
Neighborhoods Safe
Referendum on
Transgender Rights
in Dispute
13
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
June 13-15, 2008
Teenagers Indicted
in Kicking Death
of African
Immigrant
Dominion Power
Requests 18
Percent Rate Hike
Conservation
Groups Says
Maryland Lawmakers
Not So Green
Incarcerated
Fathers Find Ways
to Connect with
Children
Montgomery County
Planners Vote "No"
to High Rise
Proposal
Weekend Planner:
SILVERDOCS Preview
Power Breakfast
for June 13, 2008
Maryland Takes
Another Step in
Saving Prince
Georges Hospital
Metro Fires and
Power Outages
Plague Northwest
DC
NBC Newsman Tim
Russert Suffers
Heart Attack And
Dies
Statements on the
Passing of Tim
Russert
14
Salmonella
Outbreak Reaches
DC
D.C Police
Department Kicks
off Summer Safety
Program for Kids
15
Women's History
Goes Online in
Virginia
16
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, June 16,
2008
Maryland's High
Tech Industry
Throwing Party for
Death of Computer
Tax
Power Breakfast
for June 16, 2008
Virginia Democrats
Discuss Potential
V.P. Selections
Virginia Preview
for Week of June
16, 2008
Maryland Tech
Industry
Celebrates Tax
Repeal
VA Water Quality
Tested
Water for
Thousands
Compromised in
Montgomery County
17
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, June 17,
2008
Special Election
in Maryland's 4th
Congressional
District
Life-saving
Devices Not
Required in D.C.
Schools or
Businesses
Report Shows DC's
Private School
Voucher Program
Still Misses Mark
Loudoun County
Program to
Encourage Local
Employees to
Purchase
Foreclosed Homes
Power Breakfast
for June 17, 2008
Protesters
Converge on
Islamic Saudi
Academy near
Alexandria
DC Flood Zone Maps
Rescinded
Maryland Senator
Leads Charge for
Women for Obama
18
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, June
18, 2008
Director of
Islamic Saudi
Academy Under
Arrest For Failing
to Report Abuse
Virginia Election
Officials
Anticipate
Astounding Turnout
Restaurants in
Montgomery County
Open Despite
County Edict to
Close
Environmental
Leaders and
Citizens Gather to
Swap Ideas at
Trash Summit
Power Breakfast
for June 18, 2008
Maryland Voters
Choose New Rep.
Virginia To Use
DNA for
Investigations of
Closed Cases
DC Public Service
Commission to
Investigate PEPCO
Outage
More Subpoenas For
Senator Currie
19
Art Beat for
6/19/2008
VA To Stop Taking
Out-Of-State
Inmates
Foreclosure Crisis
Hits Home In DC
Region
Commentary: Fred
Fiske on Same-Sex
Marriage
Democrat Mark R.
Warner Proposes
Crack-downs On
Commodities
Speculators
Proposal Funnels
Royalties From
Offshore Natural
Gas Exploration to
Transportat
DC's Teen
Pregnancy Rate is
Up, Especially
Among Latinas
Power Breakfast
for June 19, 2008
Va. State Senator
Pushes Drilling
for Transportation
Funding
D.C. Schools
Chancellor Fires
22 Assistant
Principals
Metro Ridership
Climbs As Gas
Prices Soar
Horse Racing at
the Crossroads -
Officials Grilled
on Capitol Hill
20
Art Beat - June 20
Transportation
Officials Work to
Improve
Communication
Across the Region
Democrat Donna
Edwards Takes the
Oath as Newest
Member of Congress
WEEKEND PLANNER:
Lunchtime Concerts
at the Reagan
Building
Virginia Governor
Releases
Transportation
Bill
Abuse of
Meatpacking
Workers Riles Up
D.C. Area
Activists
Adjustable Speed
Limits On Tap for
Beltway near the
Wilson Bridge
Alexandria Raises
Price of Parking
Tickets
Power Breakfast
for June 20, 2008
G.A.O. Report
Warns Lack of
High-level
Leadership
Burdening BRAC
Communities
Interim D.C.
Attorney General
Peter Nickles
Blocked from
Firing Seven
Lawyers
Fire Officials
Warn About July 4
Environmental
Groups Protest
Nat's Stadium
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Art Beat - June 23
MONDAY
Free Summer Food
Program Begins in
DC
Concerns Surface
About Va.
Transportation
Bill
Maryland Lawmakers
Hear from Small
Business Owners
Hurting From High
Gas Prices
D.C. Gun Ban
Decision Expected
This Week
Officials
Collaborate on
Transportation
Problems in
Virginia
Power Breakfast
for June 23, 2008
D.C. Camera
Regulations
Wheelchair
Accessible
Taxicabs Soon to
be Available in
D.C.
Montgomery County
School Buses
Montgomery County
Schools Combat
High Fuel Costs
General Assembly
Convenes in
Richmond For the
Second Time in Two
Years to Tackle
Transportation
Funding
Prison Riot Breaks
Out in Washington
High Gas Prices
May Mean Longer
Walks for
Montgomery County
Students
Small Business
Struggle With
Increasing Gas
Prices
FDA Investigates
Nation's Outbreak
of Salmonella from
Tomatoes
24
Art Beat - June 24
TUESDAY
VA Man Sentenced
To Death For
Killing Guard,
Deputy
Recent Bear
Sightings in
Loudon County Va.
Revised
Illegal-Immigration
Policy to go into
Effect July 1
Power Breakfast
for June 24, 2008
Virginia Governor
Pushes
Transportation
Bill in Special
Session
Virginia Offshore
Drilling Bills
Killed
District Takes
"Slumlords" to
Court
Battle Over Slots
in Maryland Heats
Up
25
Virginia Lawmakers
Call for VDOT
Audit
Art Beat for
Wednesday, June 25
Senators and
Delegates Consider
Solutions to
Virginia
Transportation
Problems
New Plan for Foot
Traffic in the
District
Power Breakfast
for June 25, 2008
D.C. Government
Reaches Settlement
with Lawyers
Comptroller Peter
Franchot
Criticizes
Budget-Cutting
Process
Federal Employees
Could Get Help
With Metro Costs
Maryland Expands
Booster Seat Law
Folklife Festival
Kicks Off in D.C.
26
Art Beat -
Thursday, June 26
Commentary by Fred
Fiske
Response to Broken
Water Main
Criticized in
Montgomery County
Former Internal
Revenue Service
Manager Pleads in
D.C. Tax Scandal
Virginia's Loudoun
County Offers
Discounted Bikes
Power Breakfast
for June 26, 2008
Virginia State
Senate Passes Gas
Tax Hike
US Supreme Court
Overturns
District's Ban on
Handguns
D.C. Residents
React to Overturn
of Gun Ban
27
Art Beat - Friday,
June 27
Weekend Planner -
Where to go for
Wine
Metro Board
Approves $1.9
Billion Budget
Families Spending
Stimulus On Gas
Latino Buying
Power Offers Hope
to Local
Businesses
Clinics Offer Free
HIV Testing
Power Breakfast
for June 27, 2008
Committee Rejects
Virginia
Governor's
Transportation
Bill
Investigation into
Maryland State
Senator Continues
Gas Prices Didn't
Go Up This Week in
DC Region
Episcopal Diocese
of Maryland
Consecrates First
African-American
Bishop
28
Ruling in Virginia
Church Dispute
29
Montgomery County
Planners and
Developers Talk
Sustainability
DC Non-Profits
Receive Boost to
Reform Local
Schools
30
Art Beat - Monday,
June 30th
Generation Y'ers
Want Next
President to
Embrace New
Technologies
Fairfax County
Officials Offer
Guidelines and
Assistance for
Child Care
Virginia Cracks
Down on Toll
Jumpers
Preview for This
Week in Richmond
Power Breakfast
for June 30, 2008
Public Hearing Set
To Review Supreme
Court Decision
Overturning The DC
Gun Ban
Maryland Booster
Seat Law Now
Includes More
Children
Ruling On VA
Privacy Lawsuit
Delayed

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Fewer Americans
Expected to Travel
This Fourth of
July
Virginia Judge
Delays Enforcement
of Social Security
Ruling
DC Council Member
Suggests Youth
Advisory Council
Maryland Law
Mandates Green
Buildings
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
July 1, 2008
ICE Arrests 45
People on Illegal
Immigration in
Anne Arundel
County
Power Breakfast
for July 1, 2008
Drivers in D.C. At
Highest Risk For
Crashes
Army Command
Rejects Request
for Study of
Laboratory
Expansion
Virginia Lowers
Minimum Age for
Blood Donors
Federal Law
Streamlines
Citizenship
Process for
Foreign-Born
Soldiers
DC Council
Introduces
Legislation to
Comply with US
Supreme Court
Ruling
Family of Slain
Inmate in Maryland
Calls For Federal
Investigation
2
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, July 2,
2008
Housing Counselors
Struggle Keep Up
with Demand of
Desperate Clients
DC Residents Urged
to Attend Public
Hearing on
Overturning of Gun
Ban
Six Virginia
Law-Enforcement
Leaders Endorse
Democratic
Candidate Mark
Warner
Power Breakfast
for July 2, 2008
Loudon County
Examiner Conducts
Autopsy on Man Who
Died in Cell
One in Ten
Virginians Born
Outside U.S.
Pulblic Hearing
Held on District
Vs. Heller Supreme
Court Ruling
Letter Issued To
Guards At Prince
George's County
Jail
3
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
July 3, 2008
Commentary:
Frightened by
Fireworks
Hundreds of New
State Laws Take
Effect in Virginia
Priest in
Montgomery County
Jailed for Sexual
Abuse
Gun Rights
Opponents and
Activists Weigh in
on Recent US
Supreme Court
Ruling
Power Breakfast
for July 3, 2008
Virginia Governor
Tim Kaine Talks
Transportation
Hundreds Mourn
Slain Police
Officer
4
Highest Percentage
of Homeless
Veterans Live in
the Nation's
Capital
Art Beat with
Stephanie Kaye -
July 4, 2008
Independence Day
Welcomes New
Citizens
D-DOT Tests
Evacuation Plan
During 4th of July
Holiday
National
Independence Day
Parade Kicks Off
Birthday Party
More New Laws For
Motorists in
Virginia
Weekend Planner:
Heart, Soul and
Guitar
Power Breakfast
for June 4, 2008
Several Fourth of
July Celebrations
On National Mall
5
Metro Ridership Up
6
Washington
Monument To Stay
Open Later
7
Commentator Jackie
Jeter Explains How
Public Transit
Provides Needed
Relief
Termination
Letters Mailed to
Teachers and
Aides in D.C.
Art Beat with
Stephanie Kaye -
July 7, 2008
Fourth of July
Evacuation Plan
Study Findings
Expected
DC Council
Chairman Wants Top
Education
Officials to
Testify
Power Breakfast
for July 7, 2008
Virginia
Week-Ahead Preview
Va. Del. Phillip
Hamilton Shares
Inside View of
Transportation
Debate
Virginia Senator
Jim Webb Out of
the Running for VP
8
Animal
Euthanization
Brought On By
Uncontrolled
Breeding and
Warmer
Temperatures
Baby Dies After
Report of Neglect
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, July 8,
2008
Maryland State Law
Extends Health
Coverage to
Uninsured
Residents
Virginia Struggles
to Address
Mentally Ill
Inmates
Alexandria Offers
Incentives for
Visitors
Power Breakfast
for July 8, 2008
Group of Business
Owners Endorses
McCain Plan
Officials and
Community Members
Say Goodbye to
High School in
Northeast DC
DC Mayor
Acknowledges
Problems in Child
and Family
Services Agency
False Terror
Threat in Maryland
Republican
Committee Lauds
Prince William
County's
Immigration
Policies
MD Gov. Martin
O'Malley Warns of
Cuts and Hikes If
Slot Referendum
Fails
9
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
July 10, 2008
Recruitment
Efforts Target
African-American
Male Teachers
Virginians Push
Health Policy
Reform
Fire Hydrant Parts
Stolen in Virginia
Youth Voices: "A
Sheltered Life"
Power Breakfast
for July 9, 2008
Maryland Reaches
Milestone in Use
of DNA Evidence
DC's Tennis Team
Hosts Youth Clinic
Data Breach
Includes Supreme
Court Justice
10
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
July 10, 2008
Maryland Cracks
Down on Aggressive
Drivers
Fred Fiske
Commentary:
Tattoos
Congress Questions
Veterans
Administration
Study
Educators Tackle
Drop-Out Rates for
Latino Youth
DC Schools
Chancellor
Pleasantly
Surpised by Test
Scores
Power Breakfast
for July 10, 2008
Maryland Governor
Martin O'Malley
Discusses Biotech
Initiative
Virginia's
Lawmakers Fail to
Pass Comprehensive
Transportation
Bill
Workers in Howard
County Maryland
Offered 4-Day Work
Week
Aliance Seeks to
Increase Immigrant
Voter Turnout
Obama Campaigns In
Northern Virginia
Native-American
Groups Walk Across
the Country For
Environmental
Awareness
11
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
July 11-13, 2008
Weekend Planner: A
Weekend of Weeding
African-American
History Museum
Seeks Architects
Study Shows 20% of
all 13 to 14 year
olds suffer from
dating abuse.
Tenants Gather to
Stand Against
Slumlords
Dating Violence
Rising Among Teens
Virginia Governor
Tim Kaine
Criticizes
Lawmakers
Maryland Committee
to Study Death
Penalty
Power Breakfast
for July 11, 2008
Maryland Governor
Announces Plan to
Help Emergency
Crews
D.C. Tags
Developer for
Tenleytown
Stolen
400-Year-Old
Shakespeare Book
Recovered
Thousands of
Children Rally for
Expanded Health
Care
12
Fringe Festival
Comes to DC
13
AAA Says States
Unprepared for
Surge in Senior
Drivers
14
District Unveils
New Handgun
Legislation
Group Trains New
Generation of
Non-Profit Leaders
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
July 14, 2008
Power Breakfast
for July 14, 2008
Virginia's Week
Ahead
Agriculture
Officials Debate
Farm Bill Funding
Future of
Properties in
Virginia Unclear
After Brewer
Buyout
District's Child
and Family
Services Leader On
Hot Seat
District
Celebrates the
French holiday of
Bastille Day
15
Montgomery County
Passes Legislation
To Protect
Domestic Workers
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
July 15, 2008
Policy Makers
Discuss Best Use
of Chesapeake
Clean-Up Dollars
Farmers May Get
Help Keeping Their
Land Intact
Metro Accidentally
Publishes
Employees Social
Security Numbers
DC Council
Expected to
Approve New
Handgun
Legislation
Another Child Dies
Under Care of DC
Social Services
Agency
Power Breakfast
for July 15, 2008
Local Lawmakers
Weigh In on
Drilling
Experts Give
Emergency
Preparedness Tips
for Pet Owners
Democrats in
Maryland React
Sharply to
President's
Assessment of
Economy
DC Councilmember
Questions
Leadership of
Child and Family
Services Agency
16
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
July 16, 2008
Teens Weigh In On
Uniforms
Powertrain
Transmission Plant
in White Marsh
Awaits Word From
GM
Third Party
Candidates Gear Up
in Virginia
Housing Inspectors
in DC Fired
DC Council
Approves Emergency
Handgun
Legislation
Power Breakfast -
July 16, 2008
Companies To Help
Residents Cope
with Rising Energy
Costs
DC Mayor Changes
Tune
Business Group
Urges Lawmakers in
Virginia To Fund
Transportation
17
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
July 17 2008
Teens in DC Help
Keep City Clean
Dick Heller Could
Sue District Again
over Guns
Federal Grant To
Help Turtles In MD
Virginia Fights
Identity Theft
Residents of DC
Register Handguns
Commentary:
Man-Made Diamonds
DC Residents Can
Now Register their
Handguns After 32
Years
Lawmakers From
Virginia Push for
Offshore Drilling
Greencorps Hits DC
Thousands Attend
Federal Government
Job Fair
Mayor Appoints
Interim Director
of DC's CFSA
CFSA Director
Resigns
Vick Case
Power Breakfast
for July 17, 2008
ACLU: Maryland
State Police Spy
On Protesters
Staggered By a
Slumping Economy
Virginia Cuts
Government
Spending
18
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
July 18-20, 2008
Free Energy Audits
for DC Homeowners
Weekend Planner: A
Romanian
Revelation - The
Art of Noche Crist
"US Action" Lays
Out Agenda, MD
Lawmakers Sign On
Achievement Gap
Narrows Between
Black and White
Students in DC
Schools
Commentary of John
Salzberg, Co-Chair
of the Washington
Interfaith
Alliance for
Middle East Peace
Majority Leader of
the House of
Delegates Pleads
Guilty to Drunk
Driving
President Bush
Nominates
Alexandria
Attorney to
Federal Judgeship
An Indiana
Congressman Wants
to Legislate
D.C.’s Gun Laws
District Suggests
Next Steps for
Embattled CFSA
"Power Breakfast"
from Capitol News
Connection
7/18/2008
19
Longtime VA State
Senator Gartlan
Dies
UMd Puts Students'
Social Security
Numbers on Mailing
Arrests in
Connection With a
Sophisticated
Counterfeiting
Metrocard Scheme
20
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"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, July 21,
2008
Montgomery
Lawmaker Educates
Women About
Foreclosures
Teaching Medicine
in Church
This Week in
Virginia Politics
Grassroots
Philanthropy
"Power Breakfast"
for 7/21/2008 from
Capitol News
Connection
Attorney General
Stands By
Appointment
Trinidad
Checkpoints
Reinstated
Checkpoints Up
Again in Troubled
D.C. Neighborhood.
22
Eighth Suspect
Pleads Guilty in
D.C. Tax Scandal
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, July 22,
2008
Hundreds of
Volunteers Spruce
Up Arlington
Cemetery
Virginia Dedicates
Civil Rights
Memorial
Police Search For
Sexual Deviant
Police Checkpoints
Back In Troubled
D.C. Neighborhood
Power Breakfast
for July 22, 2008
WAMU 88 5
Listeners Respond
To Commentary by
John Salzberg
Montgomery County
Considers Parking
Ban
Four-Day Work Week
Considered For
Fairfax County,
Virginia
Student Groups
Push for Purple
Line
T. Boone Pickens
Appears on Capitol
Hill
23
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
July 23, 2008
Public Hearings On
VA Rail Plan
A Push for School
Choice in Virginia
American Cancer
Society Report
Challenges Region
To Do More
H.O.T. Lanes
Construction
Underway On
Virginia portion
of the Capital
Beltway
Youth Voices: "A
Tiny Revolution"
Arlington Nears
Completion of
Pentagon City
Project
Jury Deliberates
Case Against
Former School
Superintendent
Nanny Bill Goes
Into Effect In
Montgomery County
Power Breakfast
for July 23, 2008
Summit Addresses
Foreclosure Crisis
in Washington
Region
Transit Workers
Give Away Smart
Trip Cards
New Drug For
HIV-AIDS
Volunteer
Firefighters In
Montgomery County
Oppose Ambulance
Fee
24
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
July 24, 2008
Maryland Smoking
Ban Nears 6-Month
Milestone
First Defendant
Sentenced in D.C.
Tax Scandal
Business
Guaranteed for
Port of Baltimore
Task Force Focused
on Foreclosures
in Virginia
Commentary: Fred
Fiske - Obesity
and the Airlines
Hornsby Convicted
on Six Criminal
Counts
Arlington County
Board Approves
Capital
Improvement
Program
Power Breakfast
for July 24, 2008
Suitland Rape
Suspect Takes Own
Life
Metro Approves
Rehabilitation
Plan for Red Line
Congress Probes
Maryland State
Police
Surveillance of
Protesters
25
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events for
July 25-27, 2008
Maryland Faces
Doctor Shortage
Commentary Offers
Opposing Viewpoint
About The Israeli
Occupation Of
Palestinian Lands
Dramatic Drop in
Crude Oil Prices
Giving Consumers
Some Relief at the
Pump
Federal Lawmakers
Look to Maryland
for Innovation
Jordanians and
Ex-pats Assess
Obama's Visit and
Candidacy
Weekend Planner -
Best Bets
Power Breakfast
for July 25, 2008
Lagging Local
Economy A Good
Thing for Some
Tourists
Advocacy Group
Takes on DC's
Child and Family
Services Agency
Community Reacts
to Police
Checkpoints
26
VA
Environmentalists
Appeal Coal Plant
Approval
27
Early
African-American
Cemetery Confirmed
in Richmond
28
Dick Heller Sues
D.C. Again Says
New Gun
Regulations
Violate
Constitution
Virginia Considers
Tying School
Accreditation to
Graduation Rates
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, July 28,
2008
Marine Corps
Mascot Retires
Mayor to Address
Summer Youth
Program Problems
"Virtual Iraq"
Therapy for
Soldiers
Virginia Preview
Power Breakfast
for July 28, 2008
Baltimore Mayor
Considers Schools
Takeover
Prince George's
County Considers
"Medical Malls"
New Center at
University of
Maryland to Study
Terrorism
Mentally Ill
Patients in Faifax
County Face Higher
Fees
Solar, Geothermal
Grants in Maryland
Run Out
Study Ranks How
Many People
Volunteer Across
Region
Montgomery County
Resists Trend in
Immigration
Enforcement
Efforts
Some Kids Fedup
with District's
Troubled Summer
Job Program
29
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
July 29, 2008
Rare Illnesses
Often Misdiagnosed
as Child Abuse
Virginia's
Colleges Offer
More Virtual
Education
Some Upset with DC
Summer Job Program
Won't Return Next
Year
Montgomery County
Wants to Expand
Bait Car Program
Cameras Catch
Speeders in
Maryland
Mosquitoes in
Virginia Test
Positive for West
Nile Virus
Trinidad Pushes
For Peace
Power Breakfast
for July 29, 2008
Panel In Maryland
Investigates
Capital Punishment
Replican Party in
Virginia Calls for
Investigation into
Voter Fraud
Officials In
Maryland Claim
Contractor
Inflated State's
Cancer Stats
Official Argues
Against Taxpayer
Support of
Translation
Services
Judge Approves
Decision to Redraw
Boundaries for
Fairfax County
Schools
Ambulance Crews
Accused of
Avoiding Emergency
Calls
30
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, July
30, 2008
Struggling
Homeowners in
Prince George's
County Get Some
Relief
Gypsy Moths
Continue To Spread
in Virginia
Obama Seriously
Considering
Virginia Governor
Tim Kaine
DC Libraries To
Reduce Hours
Youth Voices -
"FearTV"
Public Comments on
Virginia Statewide
Rail Plan
Power Breakfast
for July 30, 2008
Commentary: A Life
Cut Short at 13
31
US Economy Proves
Benefical for
Overseas Tourists
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, July 31
2008
Millions in
Stimulus Checks
Unclaimed in
Region
Virginia's
Unemployment Rate
Rises
Commentary: Let
'em Sit With The
Boys
Director of
Controversial
Islamic School
Pleads Guilty For
Not Reporting
Abuse
Renovated National
Museum of American
History Nears
Completion
Virginia's Sales
Tax Holiday Begins
Friday
Maryland Governor
Argues For
Infrastructure
Improvements
Power Breakfast
for July 31, 2008
Lawmakers Say Bay
Pollution Is
Worsening
Forbes.com Names
Virginia Best
State for Business
A Turtle Outfitted
With GPS Device
Leads Police to
Marijuana Plants
Prince George's
County Police
Chief Retires

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"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
August 1-3, 2008
Former Federal
Prosecutor to Lead
Review of Maryland
State Police
Senators Support
Two National Parks
for Underground
Railroad Conductor
Alexandria Hosts
Irish Festival
"Together in
Faith" Exhibit at
CU
Weekend Planner:
Glover-Archibald
Park
Power Breakfast
for August 1, 2008
House to Vote on
Millions for Local
Veterans'
Facilities
Anti-slots Group
Asks Maryland's
Secretary of State
to Recuse Himself
from Ballot Prep
Possible Cougar
Sighted on
University of
Maryland Campus
Trinidad's
CityDANCE Program
Mayor's Top Legal
Aid Resigns
Boy Scouts
Infected with E.
Coli
2
Lighthouse in
Chesapeake Bay Up
For Sale
3
Virginia Promotes
Local Food
4
In DC, DMV Appeals
Cost
Lawmakers in
Maryland Consider
Expanding
Insurance Coverage
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, August 4,
2008
Delegate Holmes
Norton Calls for
Investigation into
FBI
Japanese-American
WWII Vets Gather
in Washington
Virginia Preview
for Week of Aug. 4
Power Breakfast
for August 4, 2008
Police Arrest
Suspect in
Shootings That
Prompted
Checkpoints
McCain Reportedly
Considers
Virginian for VP
School District in
Virginia Considers
Four-Day Week
Schools Install
Cameras to Combat
Food Theft
Cougar in College
Park Turns Out Not
To Be a Cougar
E.R.Doctor from
Lynchburg Cares
for Media at
Olympics
Libraries Will
Stay Open
"All Hands on
Deck" in D.C.
5
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, August 5,
2008
Maryland
Comptroller
Sending Millions
to Residents
Virginia's Two
U.S. senators
Asking the
Government to Ease
Off Federal
Ethanol
Second Governors'
Campus
Preparedness
Conference Draws
60 Virginia
Colleges
International Real
Estate Investors
Officials Seize
Smuggled
Cigarettes in
Maryland
Richmond-Based
Circuit City
Stores Pull MAD
Magazine From
Shelves
D.C.'s Green
Affordable Housing
Loudoun County To
Put Crime Reports
Online
Power Breakfast
for August 5, 2008
National Night Out
Encourages
Community
Anti-Crime Work
in Nation's
Capital
House to Vote on
Gun Bill for DC
Cab Fare Increase
in Fairfax
Fairfax County
Makes New Attempt
at Reducing Deer
in Parks
Montgomery County
Lawmakers Question
Housing Assistance
Delay
6
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, August
6, 2008
Youth Voices: "The
Good, The Bad &
The Junkie"
Intern Treasures
at the Library of
Congress
Bridging the
Digital Divide
Investigation into
E. Coli Outbreak
Continues
Virginia Examining
Why Agencies
Disclose Social
Security Numbers
Fire Ant Colonies
on the Rise in
Virginia Beach
National Night Out
Brings Community
Together
Power Breakfast
for August 6, 2008
Virginia Guardsmen
Head to the Middle
East to Provide
Computer Security
Shuttle Fares to
Redskins' Games
Rise With New
Regulation
Prince William
County Costs for
Illegal
Immigration
Enforcement Above
Estimates
7
Young Muslm Women
In DC Region Defy
Stereotypes
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, August
7, 2008
Virginia Reaches
Milestone With
5,000 Hits to DNA
Databank.
Chesapeake Bay
Foundation
Receives Money
After Closure of
Conservancy
Health Stats in
Maryland Suggest
Disturbing Trends
in Infant
Mortality
Doctors Caution
About Risks of
Text Messaging
Commentator Fred
Fiske Discusses
"Paper Guilt"
Power Breakfast
for August 7, 2008
DC Mayor Asks for
Additional $20
Million For Summer
Jobs Program
Virginia to Notify
Felons of Hope in
DNA
Police Arrest
Suspects in
Marijuana Plot
that Targeted
Berwyn Heights
Mayor
Car Dealer Suffers
From Effects of
High Gas Prices
FBI Investigates
Police Raid in
Mayor's House in
Berwyn Heights
8
The Debate over
the Right to Bear
Arms on College
Campuses
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
August 8-10, 2008
The Lion Rocks
Tonight Benefits
Local Groups
Church Sues
District
Government
Thousands Of
Virginians May
Lose Stimulus
Dollars
BWI Shuttle
Contract
Criticized
Republicans
Continue Floor
Protest For More
Oil Drilling
Weekend Planner -
Beach Parties
Inside the Beltway
Power Breakfast
for August 8, 2008
Groups Try To Help
Residents Get
Remaining Stimulus
Checks
Virginia Guardsmen
to Protect Against
Cyber Threats
The Debate over
the Right to Bear
Arms on College
Campuses
Computers Seized
from Library
Linked to Anthrax
Investigation
DC Police Mount
Another "All
Hands" Initiative
West Nile Virus
Pools Discovered
in Maryland
Maryland Opens
Trade Office in
South Korea
This Week In
Congress
9
Lion King Cast to
Perform Cabaret
10
11
Traffic Problems
Continue After
Fatal Accident on
Bay Bridge
Restaurant Week
Kicks Off As Group
Questions Food
Safety
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, August 11,
2008
The Lion King Cast
Charity
Festival About
More than Music
Herndon Town
Council Looks For
Ways to End
Gathering of Day
Laborers
DC Mayor in China
for Olympic Games
Virginia's Week
Ahead
Judge Says School
Policy Violates
First Amendment
Smithsonian To
Advertise Via Cell
Phones
Gas Prices
Continue To Drop
Auditors Fault
Racing Officials
In Maryland
12
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, August
12, 2008
Overgrown Greenery
Hinders
Walkability in
D.C.
DC's Outdoor Pools
Set to Close
Help For Vets
Returning to
Virginia From
Combat Zones
Kaine Calls For
Southern Strategy
On Climate Change
Investigation To
Look Into Bridge
Accident
Claim In Carbon
Monoxide Deaths
Dismissed
Computer
Contractor for
Department of
Homeland Security
Accused Of
Distributing Child
Pronography
Cost of King
Memorial Rising
Surge of Potential
Voters in Virginia
Maryland, Virginia
and DC to Receive
Funds from
Insurance Company
Settlement
13
Listener
Commentary:
Same-Sex Marriage
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, August
13, 2008
Four-Day Work
Weeks Becoming
Popular in
Maryland and
Virginia
DNC Soliciting
Questions from
Virginians
CareFirst CEO
Challenges Cut in
Severance Pay
Woman Receives
Pardon But Faces
Deportation
On-Campus Drinking
Reduced By
Innovative Effort
Driver Involved in
Bridge Accident
Tested for Alcohol
Man from Arlington
Wins International
Award for Worst
Fiction
Libertarian
Candidate Appeals
to Voters in
Mid-Atlantic
Region
Restaurant Owner
Sentenced in DMV
Bribery Case
Soccer Coach in
Rockville Accused
of Sexually
Abusing
12-Year-Old Girl
Broadband in
Virginia Getting
Faster
ACT Scores Rise
for Local Students
Smart Bike Program
Opens in D.C.
Old Underground
Fuel Tanks Pose
Potential Threat
To Public Health
P.G. County Cracks
Down On Truants
14
Virginia-Based
Company Sued Over
Access to
Buildings
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, August
14, 2008
DC to Use Pictures
To Promote
Literacy
Opponents Of
Purple Line To
Take Fight To
O'Malley
More Virginians
Qualify For
Absentee Voting
Commentary: A
Bright Idea in
Prince George's
County
Investigators
Still Searching in
Probe of Inmate
Death
"A Day in the Life
of Reading"
Campaign
Ocean City Hosts
County Government
Leaders
Women's Advocacy
Group Reacts to
Rape Statistics in
Maryland
70th Anniversary
of Accordionists
Hits Arlington
Dozens Arrested at
Dulles
D.C. Looks for
Someone to Take
Over Former
Washington Star
Printing Plant
Prince William
County Hands Over
More Suspects to
Immigration
Officials Than
Other Counties
Contract for D.C.
Public School
Teachers Still Up
in the Air
42 Suspected
Illegal Immigrants
Arrested At Dulles
Airport
15
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
August 15-17 2008
Weekend Planner:
"Chessie" and the
Music of Trains
Former Prisoners
Headline at the
Kennedy Center
Former Prisoners
Perform at Kennedy
Center
Public Housing
Project is Reborn
capweapons-blatt
Former Employees
of DC Summer Jobs
Program Could Face
Criminal Charges
16
Man Arrested Near
Capitol With Gun
Gets 22 Years In
Prison
17
Website Launched
for Seniors And
Adults With
Disabilities in
Virginia
18
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, August 18,
2008
Nation's Only
Construction and
Engineering High
School Opens in DC
Some Non-Profits
Try Generating
Their Own Income
HIV Diagnoses Rise
in the District
Virginia Preview
for Week of August
18
Investigation
Leads to Closures
on Chesapeake Bay
Bridge
Virginia Pushes
Local Agriculture
Federal Officials
Asked to
Investigate DC
Police Chief
Millions of
Dollars in Cuts
Expected to
Virginia Budget
Anticipating
Controversy Over
Slots' Referendum
Langauge
Cigarette
Smugglers Busted
Dick Heller
Registers Revolver
After 14-Year Wait
Student
Performance
Improves in
Montgomery County
19
Safety Experts
Gear Up for School
Year
DC Public Schools
Ready For Classes
To Begin
Judge Rules In
Favor of
Visitation Rights
For Former Lesbian
Partner
Lawmakers in
Virginia Brace For
Budget Cuts
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, August
19, 2008
Fuel Costs Affect
School Bus Routes
Achievement Gap
Narrows in
Montgomery County
Schools
Rare Find in
Historic Jamestown
Derby Winner
"Genuine Risk"
Dies in Virginia
at 31
Opponents of Slot
Machines Object to
Ballot Language
Gun Ban Challenger
Registers Weapon
After 14-Year Wait
Fairfax County
Ranks High For
Being "Digital"
FCC To Help with
Digital Conversion
Study: Age Bias
Exists In
Emergency Care
Police Investigate
Failure to Contact
Family After
Finding Relative
Teenage Girl
Murdered in Front
of Friends
20
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, August
20, 2008
Maryland's
Attorney General
Announces Plans to
Sue the U.S. Army
Teen Wins Prize
for Turning
Wastewater into
Energy
Attorney from
Woodbridge Pleads
Guilty to
Defrauding Clients
State Employee
Union Calls for
Federal Aid to
Fill Budget Holes
Tenure and
Seniority Are
Sticking Points in
D.C. Teachers
Union Negotiations
College Presidents
Push To Lower
Drinking Age;
Opponents Respond
The D.C. Public
Charter School
Board Adopts
Student Tracking
Policy
Amtrak Train
Strikes Worker in
Prince George's
County
Poll: Residents of
DC Oppose Youths
Held In Adult Jail
21
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, August
21, 2008
Divers From
Virginia Help With
West Coast Cleanup
Lawmakers Promote
E Cycling
Maryland Leaders
Work with Kids to
Raise
Environmental
Conciousness
Class Action
Lawsuit Filed
Against Comcast
for Blocking
Internet Traffic
Cameraman From
"Stop Snitching''
Video Sentenced to
30 Years
Fairfax County
Charges
19-year-old With
Making Bottle
Bombs
Commentary: Fred
Fiske - The
'Language
Curmudgeon'
Obama Talks
Virginia with
Reporter Tommie
McNeil
Virginia Lt. Gov.
Bill Bolling
Praises McCain
Amtrak Asking for
More Trains
Former Maryland
Lt. Gov. to Speak
at RNC
Safety Campaign
Launces in
Virginia
Kids in D.C. to
Earn "Paychecks"
for School
Virginia Looking
For Poll Workers
Norton Inspects
D.C. Parks
D-C Delegate
Eleanor Holmes
Norton Tours Park
Land
22
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
August 22-24, 2008
Public Buses
Tackle Image
Problem
Pentagon Memorial
Fund Remembers
Local Emergency
Responders
Rhee says School
Hirings/Firings
will be
"Extraordinarily
Fair"
Arlington Named
Top "Wealth
Center"
Community Colleges
See Enrollment
Rise and Funding
Fall
Community Colleges
a "Modern Ellis
Island"
Norton Tours DC
Parks
Weekend Planner:
Musical Detectives
Names, Dates of
Birth, Sexes and
Schools of 75,000
Fairfax Students
Published O
An ex-U.S.
Diplomat Sentenced
For Sex With
Teenage Girls
NASA Rocket Launch
Off VA Coast Fails
Thousands of
Social Security
Numbers Found on
Maryland Website
23
More Virginians
Renew Vehicle
Registrations
Online
Chiefs of Police
Want President to
Form a National
Commission on
Justice
24
25
Flu Vaccines Now
Recommended for
All Children
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, August 25
2008
DDOT Plans to
Create 3D
Simulation Model
of Downtown
Virginia Preview
for Week of August
25, 2008
Power Breakfast
for August 25,
2008
DC Schools
Chancellor
Addresses Forum at
DNC
Teens Gather At
Summer Finale
Congressman Chris
Van Hollen Speaks
from Denver
New Administrator
Takes Over
Arlington Schools
Metro Figures
Fenty Talks
Education Reform
at Democratic
Convention Forum
Former Virginia
Governor Mark
Warner Rallying
Convention Troops
Democrats Convene
In Denver To
Nominate Obama and
Biden
26
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, August
26, 2008
Women's Virtual
History Found
Online
Virginia Tries to
Reduce Congestion
on I-66
Crews Clean Up
Olive Oil in
Harbor Waters
Fairfax Grading
Scale Draws Mixed
Reviews
Environmental
Group Criticizes
Two Local
Universities
Power Breakfast
for August 26,
2008
Virginia Delegates
Rally in Denver
Lawmakers in
Virginia Consider
Electronic
Meetings
Airport Subway
Closed for Holiday
Police Cruiser
Strikes Pedestrian
D.C. Mayor Updates
Investigation Into
Summer Jobs
Debacle
Maryland Delegates
Await Clinton
Convention
Appearance
27
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, August
27, 2008
Virginia's Forests
Facing New Threats
Emergency Bridge
Repairs Pose
Threat of Holiday
Traffic
Census Data Show
Poverty Down;
Advocacy Groups
Suspicious
Dry Weather In
Virginia Causes
Concern
Montgomery County
Teacher Arrested
for Allegedly
Distributing
Cocaine
Plans for
Baltimore Hospital
on Hold
Greater Southeast
Community Hospital
Has Largest
Delinquent Tax
Bill in DC
Power Breakfast
for August 27,
2008
Former Virginia
Governor Delivers
DNC Address
Alcohol Policies
Disputed in
Virginia
Maryland Offers
Financing For
"Green" Upgrades
Virginia Beach
Monks Have to Find
New Place to Pray.
D.C. Delegation
Pushes for Voting
Rights at DNC
Democratic
Convention
Continues In
Denver
28
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, August
28, 2008
Commentary: Fred
Fiske on Labor Day
Mistakes Made
During Strip
Search of
Employees at MD
Prison
Gloomy Forecast
For Tourism in
D.C.
Power Breakfast
for August 28,
2008
Firefighters Raise
Money for Muscular
Dystrophy
Maryland Delegates
Respond to Biden
Virginia Panel
Warns About Global
Warming
Nursing Jobs Go
Vacant In Maryland
Numbers of
Uninsured in D.C.
Fell
Local Delegates
Expecting "Big"
Obama Speech
Tonight
29
Bloods and Crips
Numbers Grow in
Washington Area
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
August 29-31, 2008
U.S. To Extradite
European Hacker
For Threatening
Security
Medical Students
Serve the District
Metro to Close
Tracks to Airport
for Holiday
Repairs
Residents of D.C.
React to Obama
Speech
Weekend Planner:
'New' Eva Cassidy
Music
African-Americans
React to Obama
Speech in Denver
Power Breakfast
for August 29,
2008
Locals React to
Alaska Governor
Sarah Palin as
McCain Running
Mate.
30
Tropical Storm
Helping
Drought-Ridden
Virginia
31
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Smithsonian

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Labor Day
Commentary by
Phyllis Caldwell,
Washington Women's
Foundation
New Commercial
Blue Crab Limits
in MD
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, September
1, 2008
Maryland Army
National Guard
headed to
Louisiana
Power Breakfast
for September 1,
2008
Virginia Preview
for Week of Sept.
1
As Hurricane
Gustav Lashes Gulf
Coast- Gas Prices
Spike
Local Fire and
Rescue Personnel
Head South for
Hurricane Gustav
Snakehead Fish
Found in Charles
County
Maryland and
Virginia Delegates
Make Most of
Republican
Convention
2
Election Officials
in Mid-Atlantic
Region Seeking to
Recruit More Poll
Workers
Metro Area
Volunteers Head to
Gulf Coast
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, September
2, 2008
Labor Day Sales
Disappoint
Business Owners in
Ocean City
Republican
Delegates Adjust
to Altered
Convention Plans
Couple from DC
Determined To Help
Rebuild After
Hurricane
Catholic Schools
Reopen As Secular
Charter Schools
Power Breakfast
for September 2,
2008
WAMU Host Bill
Redlin Says
Farewell to
"Morning Edition,"
Hello to Mid-Day
Programming
WAMU Host Bill
Redlin Hands
"Morning Edition"
Reins to Matt
McCleskey
3
Traffic Could Be
Slow Going This
Fall
Patients Finding
Medical Care...In
Retail Locations
Virginia Tech
Installs
Electronic Message
Boards Throughout
Campus
Virginia National
Guard To Train
Afghan Police
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday,
September 3, 2008
Former Professor
Released From
Federal Custody
After Five Years
Kaine Orders
Across-The-Board
Budget Cuts
Doggie Day Swim
Held in Alexandria
Power Breakfast
for September 3,
2008
Virginia National
Guardsmen Respond
to Gustav
Republican
Delegates From
Virginia
Anticipate Palin
Address
100,000 Fish Die
Near Annapolis,
Md.
4
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
September 4, 2008
Commentary by Fred
Fiske: Capital
Gains
Washington Area
Residents Urged to
Begin Preparing
for Hanna
E.P.A Formally
Proposes Adding
Fort Detrick to
Superfund List
Virginians Debate
Methods of
Recordkeeping
Hate Crimes
Against Gays Are
High Share of
Total
Leaders Call For
Tax Credits For
Energy Projects
Republican
Delegates from
Northern Virginia
React to VP
Candidate's Speech
Power Breakfast
for September 4,
2008
Maryland's Former
Lt. Gov. Michael
Steele Talks to
Host Matt
McCleskey from the
RNC
Opportunists Put
On Notice As Hanna
Looms
Area Prepares For
Tropical Storm
Maryland Bracing
for Tropical Storm
Hanna
Fewest African
American Delegates
in 40 years Attend
Republican
Convention
5
Pro-Immigrant
Billboard in
Manassas Removed
Before Court
Action
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events -
September 5-7 2008
Biofuels Confab In
Pennsylvania
Focussed On
Chesapeake
Baby Boomers
Redefine
Retirement Through
"Village" Concept
Prince George's
County Launches
New HIV Awareness
Campaign
The District
Launching Literacy
Campaign
Power Breakfast
for September 5,
2008
Delegates from
D.C. Respond to
McCain's Address
Elderly Residents
of Maryland Urged
To Take Caution
"This Week In
Congress" from
Capitol News
Connectiion
"Village" Concept
Growing Popular in
D.C.
6
Tubman Historical
Park One Step
Closer to Funding
7
8
You Can Download
Favorite Books,
Music and Video
From Area
Libraries
Pedestrian
Education Aimed at
Non-Native English
Speakers
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, September
8, 2008
Power Breakfast
for September 8,
2008
Virginia Preview
for Week of
September 8, 2008
Howard County
Boasts of
Improvements Since
Implementing 4-Day
Week
Jury Trial Outcome
Disparities
Between Baltimore
and Suburbs
Area Recovers From
Tropical Storm
Hanna
Report Questions
Disability
Payments To
Retired Police
Officers
Police To Use
Playing Cards to
Solve Criminal
Cases
Maryland
Comptroller To
Deliver Gloomy
News On Revenues
Fairfax County
holds 9-11
remembrance
ceremony
Officials in
Montgomery County
Urge "No" Vote on
Slots
9
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, September
9, 2008
Maryland's High
Court to Rule on
Transgender
Protection
Ballot Order Set
in Virginia
Public Meetings
Scheduled To
Address Looming
Budget Shortfall
In Fairfax County
Car Dealerships
Settle on
Deceptive
Advertising
Power Breakfast
for September 9,
2008
Virginia Exports
At Record High
Women Report
Police
Inpersonator
No Vote On
Montgomery County
Transgender Rights
Law.
Prince George's
County Adds
Resources In Fight
Against Mortgage
Fraud
Congress Considers
Bill To Repeal
D.C.'s Gun
Regulations
School Won't Host
Rally
10
Homeowners in
Frederick County
May Get Smart
Thermostats
DC Shorts Film
Festival Set To
Begin
15th Annual
Funniest Celebrity
in Washington
Contest
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday,
September 10, 2008
Local United Way
Going After
Childhood Obesity
Fall Months
Deadliest for Area
Teen Drivers
Power Breakfast
for September 10,
2008
Del. Eleanor
Holmes Norton
Discusses Gun
Legislation
City Investigates
Irregularities in
D.C. Primary
Police Stage Metro
Sweep Ahead of
9/11 Anniversary
Homeland Security
Experts Warn
Against
Complacency
McCain Rally Draws
Thousands In
Fairfax
11
Virginia
Researcher
Archives Regional
Accents
Commentator Fred
Fiske Takes On
Proposed Gun
Legislation For
D.C.
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday,
September 11, 2008
9-11 Films
Featured Online
Power Breakfast
for September 11,
2008
Reflecting on
Safety Seven Years
After Sept. 11
Attacks
Officials in D.C.
To Investigate
Contractor For
Possible
Employment
Violations
Jacks Indicted and
Scheduled for
Court Appearance
Mayor Unveils
5-Year Plan to
Improve Every
Public School In
D.C.
National Cathedral
marks Anniversary
of Sept. 11th
Attacks
Thousands Attend
the Opening of the
Pentagon Memorial
12
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
September 12-14
2008
Smithsonian Makes
Effort to Save
Treasures
The First
Greenhouse Gas
Cap-and-Trade
Auction Date Set
Controversial DCPS
Chancellor in
Second Year on Job
Banita Jacks
Arraigned for
Murders of
Daughters
Weekend Planner:
Chris Anderson
Power Breakfast
for September 12,
2008
Leaders From
Across the Region
Collaborate On
Public Safety and
Transportation
Congressional
Leaders Consider
Possible Link
Between Illegal
Immigraiton and
Crime
Part of ICC
Construction
Delayed
Weekend Work On
Metro's Yellow
Line
DC Teachers' Union
Sets Deadline At
September 30
Leaders of
Maryland, DC and
Virginia Pave Way
For Minority
Contractors
This Week In
Congress
13
Arlington Traffic
Cameras May Go
Online
Museum of the
Confederacy Takes
Step Forward
14
Marine Museum to
Expand
15
Commentary: The
Role Of Education
In Presidential
Politics - By
Aleta Margolis
Republican Former
Virginia Governor
Endorses Obama
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, September
15, 2008
Hurricane Ike
Causes Gas Price
Spike
Metro Police Look
at Text Messaging
Employees of Local
Power Companies
Head to Texas
Supporters Rally
for Barack Obama
Transportation
Crisis Looms in
Virginia
Power Breakfast
for September 15,
2008
Virginia Preview
High Court in
Maryland to Hear
Slots Case
Voter Registration
Climbs in Virginia
Colleges and
Taxpayers Spending
Billions On
Unprepared
Students
D.C. Councilwoman
Schwartz to Run a
Write-In Campaign
More Changes To
D.C.'s Handgun
Laws In Wake Of
Supreme Court
Ruling
Residents of D.C.
Share Concern Over
Wall Street
Meltdown
16
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, September
16, 2008
Slots Opponents
Seek To Have
Ballot Question
Either Rewritten
Or Thrown Out
Frederick Man
Sentenced For
Receiving Child
Pornography
Members of Local
Gang Affiliated
With "Bloods"
Indicted
Hurricane Ike Hits
Region's Pumps
Virginia Lottery
Celebrates 20
Years
Sharp Increase in
Voter Registration
Across Washington
Area
Slots Opponents
Lose Bid To
Overturn Language
Georgetown Liquor
Store Enters
Russia-Georgia
Fray
Former Wife of
Sniper To Speak
About Domestic
Violence
Power Breakfast
for September 16,
2008
Baltimore
Reconsiders
Banning Plastic
Bags
DC Council
Approves New
Handgun
Registration Laws
17
Horse Racing
Company to Spend
$2 Million to
Support Slots
Initiative
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
September 17, 2008
Budget Deficit
Forces PG County
Employees to take
Unpaid Leave
Virginia Plans
Truant and
Drop-out Awareness
Campaign
DC Council Wants
To Stop Mayor From
Closing Homeless
Shelter
Montgomery County
Ranked Number One
for Longevity
Local Residents
React to Recent
Events on Wall
Street
Montgomery County
Officials Urge
Caution After
String of Home
Invasions
Power Breakfast
for September 17,
2008
House To Vote on
D.C. Gun Bill
D.C. Delegate
Eleanor Holmes
Norton Denounces
House For Gun Vote
Common Cause Gives
Virginia Poor
Marks for Election
Readiness
Rock the Vote's
Tour Bus Rolls in
D.C.
House Easily
Passes D.C. Gun
Law Roll Back
Residents in
Sterling, Virginia
Voice Concern Over
Crime
18
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday,
September 18, 2008
Virginia Honors
Civil Rights
Leaders
Fred Fiske
Commentary:
Separation of
Church and State
Power Breakfast
for September 18,
2008
Town in Maryland
Asks Judge to
Dismiss
Discrimination
Case About Muslim
Retreat
Electricity
Supplier in
Maryland Changing
Hands
Loudoun County's
Administrator
Projects Budget
Deficit of $176
Million
D.C. Council
Proceeds With Gun
Legislation
19
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
September 19-21
2008
From Inmates'
Prison to Artists'
Playground
From Prison to
Arts Center
Death of Inmate at
Prince George's
County Jail Ruled
a Homicide
Montgomery County
Executive Now
Supports Slots
Mall Ball
Championship Rages
in D.C.
Weekend Planner:
Mozart's Men
Power Breakfast
for September 19,
2008
DC Prepares for
Car Free Day
D.C.'s Sports and
Entertainment
Commission Hiring
Lawyers to Collect
Ballpark Ren
Positive Train
Control - Next
Generation of Rail
Safety
This Week in
Congress
20
McCain, Biden to
Address National
Guard Conference
in Maryland
H Street Festival
21
Virginia Could Cut
Electricity Needs
20 Percent With
Efficiency
22
Commentary of
Vincent Schiraldi:
DC's Summer Youth
Program
Washington
Teachers' Union
Members to Discuss
Negotiations
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, September
22, 2008
Coastal Clean-Up
Day
District Attempts
to Educate
Residents on HPV
Virginia Preview
for Week of
September 22, 2008
Power Breakfast
for September 22,
2008
Construction
Begins on Metro
Connection to
Dulles Airport
Candidates on
Presidential
Tickets Campaign
Across the Region
Illegal Immigrants
In Custody After
Possibly
Witnessing a Crime
Budget Problems
Hurt Hiring at VA
State Police
Society for
College and
University
Planning Commits
to Green
Technology
Metro Needs $11
Billion
23
Fairfax County
Supervisors Reject
School Board
Request for New
Headquarters
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, September
23, 2008
2,000 Prisoner DNA
Samples Missing in
Maryland
Study Calls For
Massive Changes At
Tysons Corner
Virginia's House
of Delegates Calls
for
Anti-Price-Gouging
Changes
Government Worker
Pleads To
Falsifying ID For
Illegal Immigrants
Reward Offered in
Homicide of Woman
in Bethesda
Sheriff's Office
To Address Violent
Crime Increases in
Loudoun County
Power Breakfast
for September 23,
2008
Maryland's Office
of Civil Rights
Investigating
Accusations of
Racial Slurs
Tough Questions
Regarding Bush
Administration's
Bail-Out For Wall
Street
Local Teacher Wins
NLCB Teacher Of
The Year Award
24
Job Fair in DC
Attracts Thousands
Disaster
Declaration For
Sagging Blue Crab
Fishery in
Maryland
Immigration
Advocates Pointing
At Bottom Line
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday,
September 24, 2008
Challenges Remain
In D.C.'s Fight
Against HIV
WTU Members Say
Basic Questions
Remain Unanswered
Power Breakfast
for September 24,
2008
Manassas Settles
Lawsuit Over
Targeting Hispanic
Households
Natural Gas Bills
Expected to Rise
Virginia Man
Pleads Guilty To
Running Mortgage
Fraud Scheme
Man Who Shot
Alexandria Police
Officer May Have
Murdered Wife
WTU Wants Local
Priorities To Take
Precedence in
Union Negotiations
25
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday,
September 25, 2008
Rebuttal
Commentary On Gun
Control By DC
Resident Darren
McKinney
College Students
and Professors in
Virginia Produce
Guidelines For
Detainees
Virginia Gets
Unused Highway
Funding
DC's New Chief
Judge Sworn In
Clinics Ordering
More Flu Shots for
Kids
Killing By
Off-Duty Officer
Sparks Outrage in
Prince George's
County
Power Breakfast
for September 25,
2008
Farmers in
Virginia See
Growth but Face
Challenges;
Governor Pledges
Support
Gov. Kaine Speaks
About Budget Cuts
in VA
D.C. Hands Out
Gunlocks
26
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events -
September 26-28,
2008
Senate Briefly
Takes Up
Controversial
Handgun Bill
Westfield-Wheaton
Shopping Centre To
Stage Disaster
Drill On Sunday
Virginia to Create
Iraqi Freedom
License Plate
Voters Cannot Be
Barred If Homes
Are Foreclosed
Advocates Work For
Right to Vote for
Homeless
Alexandria Sees
Spike in Student
Enrollment
Weekend Planner:
Wine with Dick
Rosano
Power Breakfast
for September 26,
2008
New Laws Try to
Improve Motorcycle
Safety in Maryland
Opponents to
Franklin Shelter
Closing Gather for
Rally
Primary Results
Certified in D.C.
This Week In
Congress
Law Enforcement
Officers Back
Slots in Maryland
27
Disaster Drill Set
For
Westfield-Wheaton
Shopping Centre
New Music Director
for National
Symphony Orchestra
Asian Couples
Robbers Target in
Montgomery County
28
29
Commentary On
Education...Liam
Julian
Residents Clash
Over Proposed
Historic District
Residents Demand
Green Jobs
Immigrants Get
Ready To Vote
Kids Read To Break
Record
Power Breakfast
for September 29,
2008
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, September
29, 2008
Four Die in
Medical Helicopter
Crash
Cause Undetermined
in Fatal Police
Helicopter Crash
in Maryland
Deal to Lure
Popular Music Hall
to Silver Spring
Gaining Momentum
Silver Spring
Music Hall Passes
Test, But
Challenges Remain
30
College Fair
Attracts Hundreds
of Local Students
Lawmakers in
Virginia Seek
Expanded Coverage
For Autism
Remains Discovered
In Freezer
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
September 30, 2008
Congress Votes to
Name Rapids for
Senator John
Warner
Lawyers to Montor
Polling Locations
in D.C.
Thousands Apply
For Help Paying
Utility Bills In
D.C.
Authorities
Investigate Woman
Accused of
Murdering Adopted
Children
Virginia Gets More
Federal Funds For
Transportation
Low-Income
Residents Can Get
Help with Utility
Bills

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October 2008
SunMonTueWedThurFriSat
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"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, October
1, 2008
Maryland State
Police Medevac
Operations Remain
Grounded
Power Breakfast
for October 1,
2008
Medevac Service
Resumes in
Maryland
Unemployment in
Virginia at
10-Year High
Peace-a-holics
Want to Encourage
Ex-Offenders To
Vote
Grenade Found in
Rock Creek Park
Review: Maryland
State Police
Spying Program
Inappropriate
2
Arrest Made in
Hate Crime Case
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, October
2, 2008
All Roads Film
Fest Gives Voice
to Minorities
"Money Bus" Stops
In D.C.
Power Breakfast
for October 2,
2008
Department of
Justice Files
Discriminaton Suit
Against Metro
Metro To Receive
$1.5 Billion in
Federal Funding
FedEx Field Must
Provide Deaf and
Hard-of-Hearing
Patrons
Students Worry
About Loans In
Midst of Credit
Crunch
3
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
October 3-5, 2008
Preschoolers in
D.C. "Read for the
Record"
Norovirus Sickens
Students at
Georgetown
University
FDA Considers Ban
on OTC Cold Meds
For Tots
Students Protest
Censorship In
Libraries
Weekend Planner:
The All Roads Film
Festival
Power Breakfast
for October 3,
2008
Candidates in
Virginia For U.S.
Senate Seat To
Appear in
Televised Debate
D.C. Councilwoman
Warns of Potential
Problems for
Election Day
Security and
Supervision
Problems Allowed
for Offender
Escapes in
Maryland
AirTran Expands
Service Out of BWI
Services
Memorialize
Victims of Medevac
Chopper Crash
Agency in Maryland
Investigated
Bowman in January
After Neglect
Complaint
D.C. Mayor Adrian
Fenty Introduces
Anti-Crime Bill
Van Hollen Reacts
To Bailout Passage
McKinley Tech
Backs Out of Game
at Fort Hill as
Investigation Into
Racial Epithets
Continues
This Week In
Congress
Commentary:
Presidential
Politics and
Social Security --
Barbara Kennelly
4
5
Sales Tax Holiday
on Efficient
Products in VA
6
Supreme Court
Refuses to Hear
Case of Professor
Awaiting Trial in
Northern Virginia
DC Expands
Recycling Program
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, October 6,
2008
Elections
Officials in
Virginia Urge New
Voters to Be
Diligent in
Follow-Up After
Registration
40 Faith-Based
Groups Unites to
Make Voices Heard
Loudoun County To
Help Employees Buy
Foreclosed Homes
Group Homes
Violate Fire Codes
Despite Year-Long
Effort
Power Breakfast
for October 6,
2008
New Plans Would
Widen Interstate
66
O'Malley Asks
Agencies in
Maryland to Slash
Budgets
Fatal Crash
Prompts Review of
Medevac Helicopter
Guidelines
Study: Schools in
D.C. Could Reverse
Enrollment Trend
by 2015
Hundreds of
Seniors Gather For
Safety Seminar
More Details
Emerge About
Montgomery County
Break-Ins
7
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, October
7, 2008
D.C.'s Child and
Family Services
Agency Avoids
Contempt Order,
Agrees to Reforms
Virginia Grapples
With Privacy of
Social Security
Numbers
Asians Targeted in
Robberies in
Montgomery County
and D.C.
Some D.C.
Residents Won't
Vote November 4th
New Development
Along Anacostia
River To Include
City Park Named
After Murdered
Bear Warning for
Virginia's
Shenandoah
National Park
Power Breakfast
for October 7,
2008
Maryland Changes
Medevac Procedures
After Fatal
Helicopter Crash
State's Attorney
Glenn Ivey
Discusses Efforts
to Reduce Domestic
Violence
Montgomery County
Schools Can't
Afford Planned
Teacher Raises
D.C. Mayor
Proposes Specific
Budget Cuts
Frederick Sheriff
Says Illegal
Immigrants
Represent 9% of
Arrests
Firefighter in
D.C. Disciplined
in Botched
Response Sues City
Maryland Lawmakers
Discuss State
Police
Surveillance
Powers
8
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, October
8, 2008
No OTC Cold
Medicines For
Children Under 4
Second Frederick
Officer Shooting
Fatality
Last Defendant
Charged In $50
million
Embezzlement
Scheme
Maryland State
Police
Superintendent
Explains Erroneous
Terrorist
Classifications
Power Breakfast
For October 8,
2008
Report Gives D.C.
Poor Marks for
Children's Health
Police Look to
Video For Clues on
Councilman's Death
Virginia's Lt.
Gov. Challenges
Residents to Make
Fitness a Priority
9
D.C. Announces
Special Education
Reforms
Virginia
Regulators Approve
Multistate
Powerline
Montgomery Marks
Fifth Anniversary
of Smoke Ban
D.C. May Require
Proof of Care
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, October
9, 2008
Maryland State
Department of
Education
Encourages
Character
Education
Guantanamo
Detainees to
Arrive in D.C.
Friday
Power Breakfast
for October 9,
2008
Court Delays
Release Of
Guantanamo
Prisoners
10
D.C. Cites Eastern
Market Management
for Nine
Violations
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
October 10-12,
2008
Virginia Governor
Slashes Spending
Police in
Montgomery County
Say Soccer Coach
Jailed Again
Two Charged in
Mortgage Scheme in
Prince George's
County
Students Use
National Mall as
Classroom
Bodies of Two
Girls Identified
in Maryland
Weekend Planner:
Election Season
Nightlife
Power Breakfast
for Oct. 10, 2008
U.S. President
Hanson
Survivors Share
Memories of the
Great Depression
Andrews Air Force
Base Gets $4.9
Million Upgrade
American
University
Graduate Released
by Syrian
Authorities After
Week in Custo
This Week In
Congress
11
Virginians
Challenged To Live
Heart-Healthy
Kennedy's
"Floating White
House" Up For Sale
12
13
Virginia's
Cider-Making
Industry Ready For
A Comeback
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, October
13, 2008
Police Crack Down
on Crime in Adams
Morgan
Gas Prices Fall
Below $3
Day Laborers Hard
Hit By Economic
Downturn
Power Breakfast
for October 13,
2008
Officials Warn as
Virginia's Fire
Season Begins
Manassas Among
Best Places for
Senior Ball
Players
Review Questions
Airport Authority
Spending
D.C. Fire
Department Looks
for Hires to Cut
Overtime Pay
Important Vote
Later This Week
For Schools in
Montgomery County
Billion Dollar
Bailout Offers
Lesson in
Economics For
Local Students
Bail-out's Hefty
Number Provides
Math Puzzle for
Local Students
Prince William
County Reports
Decline in ESOL
Students
14
Montgomery County
Looking To
Unionized County
Workers To Help
Close Budget Defi
Deadline Arrives
For Voter
Registration in
Maryland
Officials in
Fairfax County
Considering Cuts
Alexandria Bracing
For Projected $8
Million Shortfall
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, October
14, 2008
Maryland's
Comptroller Goes
After Companies
That Avoided Taxes
Power Breakfast
for October 14,
2008
Opening Statements
in Suit Against
Oil Company Begin
in Baltimore
County
Counties in
Northern Virginia
Look For Ways to
Manage Shortfalls
McCain and Palin
Greeted by
Supporters in
Virginia
VA Goes After
Deadbeat Parents
Home Depot Offers
D.C. Building
Permits
Company Looks To
Reduce Its
Employee Carbon
Footprint
15
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, October
15, 2008
7th Graders Spend
Day with
Scientists
Virginia Governor
Confident Election
Day Will Go
Smoothly In State
Virginia Election
Board Nixes
Political Clothing
on Nov. 4
States Consider
Introducing Asian
Oyster to
Chesapeake Bay
School Audits in
Montgomery County
Reveal Misuse
Judge Rules
Conservative
Episcopal Church
Keeps Property
Business Owners To
Get Text Message
Crime Alerts
Officials Mark
Latino AIDS
Awareness Day in
D.C.
16
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
October 16, 2008
"Empty Bowls" Help
the Hungry
Commentary: Bring
Back the WPA
Virginia Governors
Debate
Presidential
Candidate
Environmental
Policies
Virginia's Average
Surface
Temperature
Getting Warmer
Virginia Voter
Rolls Pass 5
Million For First
Time
Case of Abandoned
Newborn Points to
Need to Publicize
Safe Haven Law
Power Breakfast
for October 16,
2008
Obama, McCain
Debate Vouchers in
D.C. Schools
Athletic Officials
From Two High
Schools Embroiled
in Racial Dispute
Meeting in
Early Voting On
Maryland Ballot
17
Woman Sentenced
For Biggest Theft
in Metro's
History.
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
October 17-19,
2008
The Elephant and
the Donkey,
Explained
Detectives in
Prince George's
County Arrest
Mother of
Abandoned Infant
D.C. Mayor
Proposes Cuts To
Balance City
Budget
Parents Urged to
Set Limits for
Teen Driving,
Survey Finds
D.C. Schools
Chancellor
Addresses
Criticism of
Principal Firing
Weekend Planner:
The Cassettes - on
Cassette
Power Breakfast
for October 17,
2008
This Week In
Congress
It's Payday For
Some Students in
D.C.
18
Virginia Tech
Families Meet with
School Officials
19
Woman from Falls
Church Restoring
Grand Canyon
20
Maryland Sends Out
"No Candy" Signs
for Sex Offenders
to Use on
Halloween
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, October
20, 2008
Spike in
Volunteering
Support for
Presidential
Campaigns
Power Breakfast
for October 20,
2008
Drug-Sniffing Dogs
Now Looking For
Cell Phones In
Maryland Prisons
Woodrow Wilson
Bridge Wins Award
Election Task
Force Created in
Maryland
Residents
Overwhelmingly
Reject "Historic
District" Status
21
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, October
21, 2008
Virginia's
District Courts
Facing Staffing
Issues
Gun Rights
Advocates Say
Attacks On Taxicab
Drivers Call For
More Reform
Tickets Misprinted
in Virginia Lotto
Game
Economic Hard
Times Boon For
Community College
"Respect My
Vote"Tour Arrives
in D.C.
Power Breakfast
for October 21,
2008
George Washington
University Helps
Devise New Voting
System
Purple Line Study
Unveiled
Study: Suicides
Increased for
Middle-aged Whites
22
Maryland Voter
Turnout Could Be
90 percent In Some
Jurisdictions.
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, October
22, 2008
Vick to Enter Plea
on Dogfighting
Charges
Bureaucratic
Failure Blamed for
Death of
Developmentally
Disabled Resident
of D.C.
Pro-Life Pharmacy
Open in Northern
Virginia
Power Breakfast
for October 22,
2008
Advocates of Green
Architecture
Praise Montgomery
County at Meeting
on Captiol Hill
Lawsuit Alleges
EPA Failures Have
Damaged Views At
Shenandoah
National Park
23
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, October
23, 2008
Obama Returns To
Virginia
Food and Friends
Sell Holiday Cheer
and Taste for
Charity
High Voter Turnout
Expected in
Maryland
UDC President Says
School Needs
Increased Autonomy
From City
Animals And Plants
Poached At
Alarming Rate In
Shenandoah
National Park
FBI Addresses Gang
Violence in
Northern Virginia
Power Breakfast -
October 23, 2008
Virginia Mall Says
It Will Bring Back
Santa
Environmental
Advocates Listed
as Suspected
Terrorists by MD
State Police
24
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
October 24-26,
2008
Washington Humane
Society Partners
with Walter Reed
Nonprofit
Organizations
"Critical" in
Emergency
Preparedness
City Flags In
Frederick Flown At
Half-Staff For
Officer
Immigrants Form
Key Voting Block
Virginia Gets
Nuclear Energy
Tech Jobs
Power Breakfast -
October 24, 2008
Bank Tells Metro
To Pay $43 million
By Next Week.
The D.C. Board of
Elections and
Ethics Takes
Responsibility For
Ordering Flawed
"This Week In
Congress" from
Capitol News
Connection
25
Washington Animal
Rescue League
Hosting Paw-Fest
2008
26
Bundle Holds
Spiritual African
Artifacts
27
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
October 27, 2008
Horror Films Still
Fascinate
Americans
Officials Welcome
Record Numbers of
Absentee Voters
Young Voters Look
To November's
Election
Power Breakfast -
October 27, 2008
Profiling
Third-Party
Candidates for
U.S. Senate Race
in Virginia
Absentee Voting
Sign Defaced in
Fairfax County
Local Christian
Communities Raise
Awareness of
Domestic Violence
Casa De Maryland
Building New
Headquarters In
Langley Park
Metro Begins
Random Bag
Inspections
28
War In Iraq Still
An Issue With
Young Voters
Voters in Maryland
Urged To Cast
Ballots In Proper
Precincts
Latino Voters
Could Determine
The Outcome In
Maryland
Virginia's U.S.
Senate Candidates
Discuss Expereince
Educators Say
Smaller Classes
Working For At
Risk Students
Majority at Public
Hearing Oppose
Plans for I-66
Power Breakfast
for October 28,
2008
Safety Board Wants
Process To
Evaluate Med
Flight Risks
Capital Area Food
Bank In Need Of
Donations
Local Lawmakers'
Get Campaign
Dollars Come From
Outside Their
Districts
Parents Say Later
Start Times for
Fairfax High
Schools Could Save
Money
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, October
28, 2008
29
Race Still
Considered A
Factor On Election
Day
Maryland On Track
With High School
Assessment Tests
Virginia State
Board of Elections
Sued By NAACP
Second Stimulus
May Help Address
State Budget
Shortfalls
Power Breakfast
for October 29,
2008
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday, October
29, 2008
Advocates Get
Creative to Keep
Breast Cancer
Funding
Montgomery County
Prepares For
Winter Storms, As
Cost Of Road Salt
Skyrockets
Montgomery County
Ready For Winter
Storms As The
Price Of Road Salt
Skyrockets
Virginia ACLU
Plans To Sue Over
T-Shirt Policy
Manassas Adopts
Prince William
County's
Immigration
Policies
30
Founder of
Controversial
Campus Web Site
Visits Georgetown
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, October
30, 2008
In Virginia , Many
Asian-Americans
Becoming
Politically Active
Voters In Maryland
Consider
Legalizing Slots
Local Group
Proposes Workers'
Center for Day
Laborers in D.C.
Power Breakfast
for October 30,
2008
Environmental
Groups Criticize
Mercury Emissions
in Maryland
Republicans in
D.C. Say Some are
Not Receiving
Absentee Ballots
Some D.C. Council
Members Want More
Transparency from
Chancellor Rhee
CORRECTION:
Alexandria Budget
Hearing
31
Lincoln
Bicentennial
Preparation Begins
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
October
31-November 2,
2008
Maryland Sex
Offenders Under
Close Watch on
Halloween
Taxis Free For
Drinkers on
Halloween Night
Police Crack Down
on Halloween Drunk
Drivers
Elections Office
in D.C. Handles
Long Lines at
Polls
Weekend Planner:
Dead Men's Hollow
Power Breakfast
for Halloween 2008
Roll Call's David
Drucker On
Upcoming Election
Judge Postpones
Trial of DC Mom
Accused Of Killing
Her Children
Virginia State
Board of Elections
Bracing For
Record-High
Turnout
This Week In
Congress

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U.S. Capitol
Christmas Tree
Lighting Ceremony
Set For December 2
Living the Legacy:
Lincoln in
Washington
2
Construction
Planned For
Sections On
Westbound Span of
Bay Bridge
3
Web Site Tracks
Voter Problems -
Virginia Is 7th
Nationwide
Homeless People in
D.C. Register To
Vote
Groups To Help
Young Voters Show
Up On Election Day
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, November
3, 2008
Task Force
Monitors Sex
Offenders in D.C.
Free Taxi
Transportation for
Voters
Power Breakfast
for November 3,
2008
Independent-Green
Party Candidate
Gail Parker
Focuses on
Transportation in
Senate Race
One Year Since
Sentencing
Guidelines Change
for Crack and
Powder Cocaine
Commentary of
Vincent
Schiraldi...Battling
Youth Crime/A
Different Approach
Alexandria Braces
For Historic
Turnout
4
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, November
4, 2008
Some Seniors In
Virginia Say They
Can't Wait In Long
Lines
Virginia Judge
Refuses To Extend
Voting Hours
Despite Possible
Delays, Cautious
Optimism from DC
Officials on
Election Day
Power Breakfast
for November 4,
2008
Virginians Arrive
Early To Vote
Maryland Voting
Sees Few Hitches
Young Voters in
D.C.
Election Officals
in Virginia Brace
For Record Turnout
Voters Wait For
Results
Both Sides of MD
Slots Debate Await
Results in
Baltimore
5
Kratovil and
Harris Still Neck
and Neck in
Maryland House
Race
Renters Call On
Congress For
Protection
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday,
November 5, 2008
Virginia GOP Looks
To Rebound
Warner Beats
Gilmore
Obama Wins
Overwhelming
Support in D.C.
Race
Obama Wins
Virginia
Obama Wins 94% of
D.C. Vote
African Americans
Find Election
Inspiring
Slots Referendum
Passes in Maryland
Power Breakfast
for November 5,
2008
Fees on
Development to
Increase in Anne
Arundel County
Civil Rights
Groups to Take
Political T-Shirt
Ban to Court
Interview with
Roll Call Reporter
David M. Drucker
Police Presence at
Polls Concerns
Latino Group
Post-Election
Celebrations
Continue in D.C.
School Children
Celebrate Obama
Win
6
Virginia Cuts
Funding For
Libraries
Commentary: Never
Prouder
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, November
6, 2008
Newspaper Puts Out
More Copies After
Historic Election
Maryland Slots
Proponents Need
Patience After
Victory
Power Breakfast
for November 6,
2008
Children's
Hospital Goes to
Court Over Right
to End Life
Support
Virginia Considers
Study of Uranium
Mining
Vote Count
Continues in Tight
Congressional Race
in Maryland
Metro SmarTrip
Cards Going Cyber
Virginia Launches
Study of Uranium
Mining
After Election
Day, Stores Try to
Sell Off Political
Merchandise
7
This Week In
Congress
Residents Offering
up Homes For
Inauguration on
Craigslist
DC Delegate
Eleanor Holmes
Norton Flooded
With Requests For
Tickets
Twelve Year Old At
Center of Life and
Death Debate
Weekend Delays on
Metro
Democrats in
Virginia's House
of Delegates
Follow Obama's
Lead
Craigslist Cuts
Deal to Crack Down
on Prostitution
College Park
Lawyer Faces
Criminal Charges
Metro's SmarTrip
Gets Smarter
Groups in D.C.
Push Trees to
Protect Rivers
Weekend Planner:
DC Dive Bars
Power Breakfast
for November 7,
2008
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
November 7-9, 2008
8
Arlington County
and City of
Alexandria
Practice Pandemic
Response
Maintenance Causes
Weekend Metro
Delays
9
10
Power Breakfast
Eco-friendly
Businesses
Optimistic About
Future
"Theater Churches"
Gain Popularity in
D.C. Area
Regulators In
Maryland Order
Utilities To Find
New Ways To
Generate Power
Despite Falling
Gas Prices,
Motorists Still
Driving Less
A Man and His
Horse at Lincoln
Cottage
Statue Unveiled at
President
Lincoln's Cottage
MD Requires
Utilities to Help
Fight Blackout
Risk
Firefighter1-stamper
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, November
10, 2008
11
Japanese-American
Veterans To Be
Honored
D.C.'s City
Council Passes
$116 Million in
Budget Cuts And
Freezes
Panel Reviews
Spending Increases
in Virginia
15th Anniversary
Of Vietnam Womens
Memorial Tops
Veterans Day
Celebrations
Report Finds
Runoff From Roofs
and Streets
Polluting Potomac
River
Holiday Air Travel
Expected To Be
Hectic
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, November
11, 2008
A New Look at D.C.
Voting Rights
Rain water brings
pollution to
Potomac
Maryland
Considers New
Rules For Chicken
Farms
Power Breakfast
for November 11,
2008
Student Stabbed At
Montgomery Blair
High School In
Silver Spring
Montgomery County
Launches Hotline
For Vets
12
A New Day for D.C.
Vote
Metro Asks Federal
Reserve To
Guarantee Loan
The Outlook on
D.C. Voting Rights
DC, MD, VA Don't
Fare Well in
Rankings of
Premature Births
New Proposal Aims
To Curb Healthcare
Costs In Maryland
Fairfax County
Schools Face Big
Cuts
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday,
November 12, 2008
D.C.'s EMS Makes
Improvements
Power Breakfast
for November 12,
2008
Economic Downturn
Taking a Toll on
Local Business
13
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, November
13, 2008
DC Officials Share
Public School
Information With
the Obamas
Public Comment
Begins on Drilling
Off Virginia
Power Breakfast
for November 13,
2008
Metro Seeks
Protection Against
Belgian Bank
Commentary:
Climate Change
Virginia Expands
Heating / Cooling
Help For Poor
National Museum of
African American
History and
Culture Scoop Up
Obama Campaign
Tysons Corner
Metro Tunnel
Advocates Still
Hold Out Hope
D.C. Schools
Chancellor
Addresses
Principal Firing
D.C. Gets
First-Ever Dog
Park
Taxi Cab Poetry
Tough Regulations
on Chicken Farms
May Hurt Maryland
Farmers
Rhee Criticized
For Not Being
Responsive Enough
"Le Grand Guignol"
Gets D.C. Revival
Still No Agreement
Between Metro and
Belgian Bank Over
Millions
14
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
November 14-16,
2008
Casual Crabbers
May Pay Fees
56 Cars Broken
Into Over 22 Days
In Montgomery
Village
Plan To Reduce
Greenhouse Gases
By 30% In
Commonwealth
D.C. Reviews
Possible Election
Improvements
Middle School
Students Learn to
Conserve Energy
Weekend Planner:
Vegetarian Dining
in DC
Power Breakfast
Lawsuit Accusing
Walkersville of
Anti-Muslim Bias
Disrupting Growth
A "New Deal' Offer
at Local Theater
Virginia Trade
with Cuba Growing
Rapidly
Falling Grain
Prices Hit Farmers
Anacostia
Waterfront
Continues Despite
Economic Crisis
Metro Reaches Deal
With Belgian Bank
This Week In
Congress
15
French Horror
Theater in
Washington, D.C.
16
Metropolitan
Police
Department’s
Newest Recruits
Are Senior
Citizens
17
No Holiday Sales
Increase in MD
Business Students
Brace For
Uncertain Times
Man accused of
sharing technology
secrets with China
will enter plea
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, November
17, 2008
More Prince
George's County
Students Getting
Vaccinations On
Time
"Tremendous Need"
For Dental Care
Among Low Income
Residents in
Virginia
Metro Braces For
Record Ridership
On Inauguration
Local Consumers
Plan to Spend Less
this Holiday
Season
Toys for Tots
Holiday Toy Drive
Power Breakfast
for November 14,
2008
Maryland's
Department of
Health Confirms
First Flu Case
Maryland Senator
Wants Tougher
Federal Hate Crime
Law
18
Survey: Substance
Abuse Down Among
Fairfax County
Students
AFT President Asks
to meet DCPS
Chancellor Rhee
Justice Department
to take over
Ballot Case in
Virginia
District Shuts
Down Used-Car
Dealerships
Justice Department
to take over
Ballot Case in
Virginia
Art Beat with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, November
18, 2008
Power Breakfast
District Shuts
Down Used-Car
Dealerships
Boil Water
Advisory Lifted in
Maryland
AAA Predicts
Slight Drop In
Thanksgiving
Travelers Across
U.S.
Arlington Schools
Dealing With
Over-Enrollment
Women from the
Middle East Push
for More Say in
Peace Process
19
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday,
November 19, 2008
FotoWeek DC
Arrives at Women's
Museum
Virginia Launches
Anti-Gang
Initiative
Virginia's Revenue
Forecast Grim
Sex Trafficking of
Children is Local,
Non-Profits Say
Power Breakfast
for November 19,
2008
Environmental
Policy of New
President Could
Have Local Impact
Regional Figures
Join Obama
Transition Effort
"Heroes Housing"
Project Gets
Underway in
Rockville
Five Students
Hospitalized After
Fights at School
in D.C.
20
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, November
20, 2008
Cheap Housing
Coming to
Rockville
Plants Used To
Fight
Contamination in
D.C.
Commentary: We
Must Deliver for
Detroit
Metro Access
Ridership Expected
to Double in Next
Five Years
Day Laborer Center
Opens In Langley
Park
Demand for Donated
Food Rises as
Economy Falls
D.C. Police Chief
Targets Youth
Violence
Montgomery County
Steps Up Holiday
DUI Enforcement
Power Breakfast
for November 20,
2008
Firefighters in
Anne Arundel
County Rescue
Residents
Montgomery County
School Board
Considers
Inauguration Day
Off
21
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
November 21-23,
2008
Lawmakers in
Virginia Fight For
Nuclear Carrier
Democrats Seek
Deal On Global
Warming
Metro To Release
President Barack
Obama Fare Cards
Weekend Planner:
Pinups For
Pitbulls
Power Breakfast
Gay Anti-Violence
Group says Hunter
Case Mishandled
National Museum of
American History
Re-Opens
Navy Gives New
Fathers Parental
Leave
Audit Finds
District May Owe
Feds Millions of
Dollars
"All Hands On
Deck" for D.C.
Police this
Weekend
Museum of American
History Reopens
This Week In
Congress
D.C. Partners with
Catholic Church
for Affordable
Housing
22
Park Service
Supports Harriet
Tubman Historic
Sites
23
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"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, November
24, 2008
Inauguration
Renters Urged to
Check Insurance
Poverty Researcher
Rides Interstate
Buses To Conduct
Research
No News On Status
of D.C. Teachers'
Contract
Hundreds of Needy
Families Receive
Free Turkeys
Power Breakfast
for November 24,
2008
Speed Cameras to
Maryland's Howard
County?
Civil Rights
Groups Speak
Against Hate Crime
Consumers Will
Spend Less This
Holiday Season
25
D.C. Mayor
Reflects on Two
Years In Office -
Part One
Civil Rights and
Hate Crimes
Discussed in
Downtown D.C.
Montgomery County
Police Department
Holds Blood Drive
For Detective
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, November
25, 2008
State Board of
Election in
Virginia Certifies
Vote
Local Dealerships
Try to Weather
Detroit's Storm
Far Fewer Patients
Flown to Trauma
Centers in
Maryland
Volunteers to Help
Low-Income
Families with
Taxes
Power Breakfast -
November 25, 2008
Insurance
Reimbursements to
Doctors Cut in
Maryland
Virginia's Highway
58, A Road To
History
Police Offer
Advice to Holiday
Shoppers
D.C. Elementary
School Wins
National
Recognition
26
Former NFL
Quarterback
Michael Vick
Pleads Guilty to
State Dogfighting
Charge
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday,
November 26, 2008
Fewer Area
Residents Expected
To Hit The Road
For Holiday
Justice Department
Releases Documents
in Anthrax Case
Local Pizza Shops
Gear Up for
Thanksgiving Eve
Power Breakfast
for November 26,
2008
Immigrant Advocacy
Group Files Suit
Against Sheriff
Arrest Made In
Connection With
Killing in
Friendship Heights
Mother Sues Over
Son's Death After
Fight in Detention
Center
D.C. Mayor
Responds to
Controversies,
Looks Toward
Future (Part 2)
VA Puts Holiday
Traffic Data
Online
Light Travel
Keeping Airports
Hassle-Free
Thousands of
Residents Show Up
for Free
Thanksgiving Meals
27
Commentary:
Historic Election
Becomes A Personal
Milestone
Commentary...High
School Dropouts
Can Have A
Future...Dorothy
Stoneman
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, November
27, 2008
Commentary:
Thankful and Lucky
Federal
Authorities
Warning Police of
Possible Terror
Plot
Power Breakfast
Burning Calories,
It Can Be Done
Food & Friends
Brings
Thanksgiving to
Those in Need
Untitled
Police Warn of
Holiday Car Thefts
Nursing Center
Settles With DC,
Federal Government
Three Thousand
Meals to Reach
Those in Need
Turkey Delivery
Duty
Washington Area
Residents Worry
About Relatives In
Mumbai
Metro Opens Early
For Black Friday
28
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
November 28-30,
2008
Weekend Planner:
Thanksgiving with
the Grandsons
Power Breakfast
for FRIDAY,
NOVEMBER 28, 2008
American Indian
Heritage Day is
New State Holiday
in Maryland
Second Annual "Zoo
Lights" Event at
National Zoo
No Sales Tax On
Certain Items in
DC This Weekend
Arrest Made in
Friendship Heights
Murder Case
Father and
Daughter From
Virginia Killed
During Attacks in
India
Shoppers Descend
On Potomac Mills
For Black Friday
Virginians Killed
in India Attacks
Maryland's Only
Ski Resort Opens
Early
Santa's Back at
Tyson's Corner
Tips To Keep
Thanksgiving
Leftovers From
Making You Ill
29
Manassas Post
Office Loses Long
Time Employee
Rhee Featured in
National Magazine
30
Officials Plan to
Protect Ridgelines
in Shenandoah
National Park

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"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, December
1, 2008
Outdoors Are Safer
than Shelters for
Some District
Homeless
Christmas Price
Index Increase
Blamed on Turtle
Doves, Swans and
the Partridge
Report on
Virginia's Future
is Mixed
Power Breakfast
for December 1,
2008
Demand for
Eco-Friendly Homes
Rises
Church Celebrates
100 Years of
Worship, Growth
and Service
Police Warn of
Nightclub-Related
Crime After Fatal
Shooting
Interim
Superintendent
Takes Over Prince
George's County
Schools
MD To Pay
Unemployment
Benefits With
Debit Cards
Bodies of Man and
Teenage Daughter
Killed On
Pilgrimage to
India Returning to
V
Aids Activists
Rally for
Affordable Housing
2
Maryland's
"GreenPrint"
Initiative
Housing Officials
in Maryland Credit
New Law For Drop
in Foreclosures
Maryland's Port
Authority Moves to
ID Card Policy for
Workers and
Visitors
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, December
2, 2008
Virginia Considers
Higher Accident
Threshold For
Reports
Virginia's Fire
Season Far More
Devastating In
2008
Power Breakfast
for December 2,
2008
Memorial Planned
for Father and
Daughter Killed in
Terrorist Attack
3
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday,
December 3, 2008
Activists Protest
Metro Bag Search
Policy
Former Teacher
from D.C. Indicted
on Child
Pornography
Charges
Virginia Moves
Toward Law
ProhibitingText
Messaging Behind
The Wheel
Auto Industry
Looks At Ways Of
Making Electric
Cars Cheaper
D.C. Demolishes
Troubled Housing
Project
Power Breakfast
for December 3,
2008
EPA Refuses
Requests From
Governors and
Environmental
Groups
Smithsonian
Secures Gift For
Annex
Council Extends
Bar, Restaurant
Hours for
Inauguration
D.C. Council Asks
President-Elect to
Use "Taxation
Without
Representation"
Plates
Local Auto
Businesses Urge
Congress To Give
Industry Loans
4
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, December
4, 2008
UVA Scientist
Explores The
Wonders Of Hair
Metrorail
Extension Approved
Virginia Study
Finds Bias In
Rental Housing
Marian Anderson's
Cousin Reprises
Historic Role
Commentary:
Shoppers as Hyenas
Civil Liberties
Groups Oppose
Metro's Random Bag
Search Program
Power Breakfast
for December 4,
2008
Capital One to Buy
Chevy Chase Bank
Food Banks in
Virginia Ask State
For Help
Metro Unveils New
Web Site
Presidential
Inaugural
Committee to Open
National Mall for
Crowd
Business Man from
Virginia Creates
Inauguration Ball
For Disadvantaged
5
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
December 5-7, 2008
Maryland Governor
Announces First
Appointment to
Slots Commission
"The Peace Mural"
Visits Georgetown
through January
Art With a Message
Arrives in
Georgetown
Alternative Gifts
Week
Drivers Talking On
Cell Phones Do
Significantly
Worse
85th National Tree
Lighting is
"Greenest" in
History
Weekend Planner:
Alternative Gifts
Week
Power Breakfast
for December 5,
2008
Virginia, Maryland
Improve in Health
Rankings
Man-Made Chemicals
Remain in Public
Water Supplies
2009 Teacher of
the Year Honored
in D.C.
6
Virginia Symphony
on Brink of
Bankruptcy
Farm Contributes
to Soldiers in
Afghanistan
Aretha Franklin to
Play Kennedy
Center in January
7
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Legislator in
Frederick,
Maryland Considers
Bill to Count
Illegal Immigrants
in Schools
Church Battles
Neighbors Over
Proposed Housing
Project
Chemicals Found in
Rivers Affect Fish
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, December
8, 2008
Power Breakfast
for December 8,
2008
Winter Months
Expected to Boost
Businesses in D.C.
Frederick,
Maryland Embarks
on Tree Planting
Plan
Memorials
Scheduled For
Victims of Mumbai
Attacks
Montgomery County
Councilman Wants
More Rapid Bus
Transit
Businesses Brace
For Record Crowds
on Inauguration
9
MotorWeek's John
Davis On Local,
Global
Implications of
Auto Rescue Plan
Credit Card
Defaults May Pose
Larger Problem
Montgomery County
School Board Votes
On Making
Inauguration Day a
Holiday
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, December
9, 2008
Tolls on Dulles
Greenway to
Increase Jan.1
Salvation Army Toy
Program Reports
Donations are Down
Power Breakfast
for December 9,
2008
Judge Will Not
Dismiss Lawsuit
Against Virginia
Board of Elections
Monkey Carcasses
Found in Luggage
at Dulles Airport
Maryland receives
low emergency
preparedness
ranking
Google Opens
Office in Reston,
Virginia
First Winery Comes
to Fairfax County
10
Local Republicans
Are Optimistic
About The Future
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday,
December 10, 2008
Former HUD
Secretaries Blame
Mortgage Mess On
Lax Enforcement
Virginia
Commission Delays
Gun Show Decision
Power Breakfast
for December 10,
2008
Charter School
Advocates Oppose
Proposed Truancy
Regulations
Some Virginia
Farmers Eligible
For Federal Aid
Maryland ACLU
Investigates Local
Immigration
Enforcement
Writing Helps
Inmates Serve
Their Time
Local Governments
Ask Obama Team to
Fund Green
Projects
11
Speed Cameras In
Chevy Chase
Village Come Under
Survelliance
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, December
11, 2008
Commentary: Why
Few Of Us Are Rich
Report Calls For
Infrastructure
Help From Feds
Johns School Takes
New Approach to
Worlds Oldest
Profession
Car Thefts Drop in
Region
Power Breakfast
for December 11,
2008
Historians Urge
Wal-Mart to Change
Plans for Complex
Near Historic
Battlefield
Maryland Public
Defenders Resume
Payments to
Represent Indigent
Clients
D.C. Mayor Adrian
Fenty Intends to
Sign Bar Bill
Montgomery County
Schools Outlines
Plan to Close $176
million Budget Gap
12
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
December 12-14,
2008
The Christmas
Revels Hit
Washington Stage
Renovations
Underway at Ford's
Secret Service
Disputes Crowd
Estimate For
Inauguration
D.C. Presses
Federal Government
For Money
D.C. Mayor Adrian
Fenty Reports
Progress in
Special Education
Reform
Weekend Planner:
Timothy Bracken
Power Breakfast
for December 12,
2008
Friendship Heights
Metro Station
Reopens After Fire
DC Car Dealers
hopeful White
House will Rescue
Industry
Fairfax County
Struggles to Meet
Need
Red Line Metro
Train Catches Fire
Psst, Buddy, Wanna
Buy a Senate Seat?
13
Revels Bring an
Early New Year to
D.C.
Local Red Cross
chapters host
'National Day of
Giving'
14
15
New Public Address
System For Metro
Stations
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, December
15, 2008
Truancy In D.C.-
Part One
D.C. Agrees To
Make Homeless
Shelters More
Accessible
Disadvantaged
Local Students
Give Back to the
Community
Power Breakfast
for December 15,
2008
USO Celebrates 1.5
Million Care
Packages
Busiest Day Of The
Year For Post
Offices
Local Nonprofit
Leaders Meet to
Address Recession
Investigation
Faults Agencies In
Embezzlement Case
16
Secret Santa Drops
Presents in
Sterling
Truancy in D.C. -
Part Two
Montgomery County
Council President
Wants Other County
Workers To Give Up
Raise
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, December
16, 2008
U.S. Naval Academy
Hoping to Boost
Efforts to Attract
Minority Students.
Virginia's
Electoral College
Makes Election
Official
Baltimore
Officials Says
President-elect
Obama Will Give
Public Speech
Enroute
Power Breakfast
for December 16,
2008
DCPS Chancellor
Says Secretary of
Education Good
Pick
Cell Phone
Companies Warn of
Delays During
Inauguration.
17
Another Battle
Shaping Up Over
Transportation
Funds In Virginia
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday,
December 17, 2008
Virginia Attorney
General Proposes
Voting Reforms
Abraham Lincoln
Revisited in
Former Capitol of
Confederacy
Truancy in D.C .-
Part Three
The D.C. Council
Adds To Gun Laws
Disturbing Trends
Listed in DC Kids
Count
Collaborative
Report
Salvation Army Toy
Program Seeks
Last-Minute
Donations
Area Realtors
Cautiously Predict
Recovery Next Year
Power Breakfast
for December 17,
2008
D.C. Council Rolls
Back Last Call
Hours For
Inauguration
Man in Loudoun
County Acquitted
of Involuntary
Manslaughter
D.C. Board of
Education
Recommends More
Day Care Centers
18
JROTC Program in
Maryland Prepares
Youth For The
Future
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, December
18, 2008
Commentary...Need
For After-School
Programs
Grows...Millicent
Williams
Full Schedule For
Inauguration
Announced
Kaine Proposes
Cigarette Tax Hike
Graduation Waiver
May Help Maryland
Students
Virginia Tech
Documents Made
Available to
Families of
Shooting Victims
D.C. Holds Its
Largest
Citizenship
Ceremony Ever
Power Breakfast
for December 18,
2008
DC Board of
Education
Recommends More
Day-Care Centers
The Economy and
Arts in D.C.
MPD Required to
Improve The Way It
Interacts With
Limited English
Speakers
19
Virginia Is Home
To Many WPA-Era
Projects
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
December 19-21,
2008
Commentary:
Trouble at Sea
A Shift in Funding
for D.C. Arts
Four out of Ten
D.C. Consumers
Confident about
Local Economy
D.C. Agency Feeds
The Needy
At-Risk Youth Help
Family During the
Holiday
Weekend Planner:
Best Bets with
Colleen Fay
Power Breakfast -
December 19, 2008
D.C. Estimates An
Almost 130 Million
Dollars Revenue
Shortfall
D.C. Police Launch
Latest Initiative
to Curb Violence
in Trinidad
Neighborhood
This Week In
Congress
20
21
The Last
"Doughboy" of WWI
22
D.C.'s Fire and
EMS Chief Calls
for Inspector
General Review of
Death
Faith-Based Groups
Step in to Address
Needs
D.C. Could Benefit
From Economic
Stimulus Package
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, December
22, 2008
Voters Unaware of
Special Election
in Northern
Virginia
Dollar Coins to be
Distributed at
Metro Stations
23
"Holiday Freeze"
Series ...Part One
"Holiday Freeze"
Series...Part Two
"Holiday Freeze"
Series...Part
Three
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, December
23, 2008
Despite Cheaper
Gas Prices,
Holiday Travel
Down
Headhunters Say
Economy Not
Affecting High
Income Level
Positions
Spring is Eternal
in the Metro
NIH, Naval Medical
Center Affected by
Water Main Break
Montgomery County
Executive Says
Aging
Infrastructure A
Problem
Broken Water Main
Turns River Road
Into A River
24
"Holiday Freeze"
Series...Part Four
"Holiday Freeze"
Series...Part Five
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday,
December 24, 2008
Tending to Seniors
During the Holiday
Season
Stomach Illness
Sends Patients to
Emergency Rooms in
Annapolis Area
Rescued Drivers
From Ruptured Main
Share Their
Stories
Santa Trades Sled
for Skis on
Potomac River
Area Leaders,
Police Meet About
Inauguration
Security
Virginia Natural
Gas Conservation
Plan Approved
25
Last WWI Veteran
Honored in
Maryland
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Thursday, December
25, 2008
Commentary: A
Little Less 'Ho Ho
Ho'
Wildlife Service
Seeks Proof of
Eastern Cougar in
Virginia
Virginia Records
Nearly 1,400 MRSA
Infections In Last
Year
Internet Helps
Seniors Combat
Crime
26
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Weekend Events,
December 26-28,
2008
Weekend Planner:
New Year's Eve
Parties
Virginia Senator
to Propose Law
Addressing Using
Nooses to
Intimidate
Researchers to
Investigate
Possible Roles for
Cell Phones in HIV
Treatment
Search Scaled Back
for Virginia-Based
Pilots
D.C. Gets New Ride
For Inauguration
Retailers Promote
Heavy Discounts to
Attract Shoppers
Water Main Repairs
on River Road Will
Take Longer Than
Expected
27
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"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Monday, December
29, 2008
Deadline for
Medicare Plan
Election
Approaches
Property Taxes
Going Up in
Maryland
Child Advocates
Say Neglect
Increases with
Rise in
Unemployment
D.C. Non-Profit
Credits Safer
Neighborhood to
Building
Relationships
30
Man shot outside
Rockville Metro
Station
"Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Tuesday, December
30, 2008
Attorney General
Bob McDonnell
Touts 2008
Successes
Residents Win
Battle of
Christmas Lights
Foundation Report:
Pollution To Blame
For Declining Blue
Crab Population
Maryland To Save
About $600,000
From Reduction in
Judges' Leave
31
Art Beat" with
Stephanie Kaye -
Wednesday,
December 31, 2008
Judge Approves $54
Million Settlement
In Constellation
Lawsuit
Virginia Governor
Tim Kaine Reviews
Accomplishments
Charities Await
Deadline For Tax
Deductible
Contributions