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Door To Door: Edgewood, D.C. & Olney, Md.

November 4, 2011
  
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Ron Berger has lived in Olney, Md. since 1977, and says Olney is a friendly, down-to-earth community that welcomes newcomers.
Ron Berger has lived in Olney, Md. since 1977, and says Olney is a friendly, down-to-earth community that welcomes newcomers.

It's our weekly trip around the region. This week, we visit Edgewood in Northeast D.C. and Olney, Md.

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