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News Archive - June 24, 2009

Investigation Continues in Metro Crash

Metro Officials Say Replacing Aging Cars Would Cost Approximately $1 Billion

Metro Union Says Members Feel Unsafe

Aging Rail Cars May Not Have Caused Crash, But Probably Made it Worse

Dulles Toll Road Fees Could Soon Rise

Educators Discuss Ways to Keep Students In School

Investigators To Test Tracks at Metro Crash Site

"Art Beat" with Sabri Ben-Achour -- Wednesday, June 24th 2009

Power Breakfast - June 24, 2009

Speed Camera Symposium In Montgomery County Today

First Responders Praise Victims of Metro Crash

"Conversations"...Michael Cottman Speaks With David Anderson About Race And Religion

Former D.C. National Guard Leader Among Victims of Metro Crash

Grief Counselors Meeting With Metro Employees

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