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With Lobbying Power, Not Vote, in the Wings, Battle Still Strong
Being a shadow senator in the fight for District representation isn't easy. You work for no pay and have no real power.
Building Blocks Math From Pre-K to Grade 2
Last week, The Washington Post explored key issues in math education.
Man Dies in Silver Spring Apartment Fire
A man who might have been smoking in bed was killed early this morning when the mattress in his Silver Spring apartment caught fire, Montgomery County fire department spokesman Pete Piringer said.
A Day to Help, and Hope
Daniel Nelson hadn't had his shoulder-length Jheri curl trimmed in four years.
Rhee's 'Plan B' Targets Teacher Quality
Schools Chancellor Michelle A. Rhee is preparing to bypass the Washington Teachers' Union in pursuit of the objective she considers essential to overhauling the District's public schools: the power to fire at will teachers she deems ineffective.
Region Dries Out, Cleans Up After Record-Setting Rain
Despite Hanna's floodwaters and record rainfall, a few fire hoses, wood chippers and bulldozers yesterday erased most remnants of Washington's first tropical storm this year.
DNA Testing Expands to Lesser Crimes
While unusual, here is a crime as alleged by Montgomery County police that joins the list of things harder to get away with in the era of DNA evidence:
Gilmore Campaign Takes Its Fight to TV
RICHMOND, Sept. 7 -- Republican Senate candidate James S. Gilmore III is hitting the airwaves with his first televised campaign commercial as he tries to gain traction against Democratic opponent Mark R. Warner.