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6-year-old back in school, suspension cleared

News Channel 4 reports that the 6-year-old boy who was suspended from a Silver Spring elementary school after being accused of holding his finger like a gun will have his record cleared.

Friday - 01/04/2013, 07:27am EST

Tags: Montgomery County Public Schools

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D.C. region home to 6 of nation's 10 richest counties

Six of the 10 wealthiest counties in the country are located in the D.C. region, according to U.S. Census Bureau data.

Thursday - 12/13/2012, 07:51am EST

Tags: U.S. Census Bureau

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Mistakes cost D.C. millions in parking, traffic tickets

D.C. has lost out on millions of dollars by tossing out thousands of parking and traffic tickets due to employee mistakes.

Tuesday - 11/27/2012, 07:46am EST

Tags: tickets, Vincent Gray

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Half of D.C. schools slated for closure won grants

Half of the District of Columbia public schools slated to close were recently awarded grants for their creative plans to improve test scores with funds totaling more than $1 million.

Monday - 11/19/2012, 07:12am EST

Tags: D.C. Public Schools, Kaya Henderson

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Metro finds bed bugs in its D.C. headquarters

Metro is working to exterminate bed bugs that have been discovered at its headquarters in downtown Washington.

Monday - 11/19/2012, 07:08am EST

Tags: bed bugs, Metro, Dan Stessel

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Report finds problems with D.C. emergency fireboat

A new report says the only rescue boat in the District of Columbia capable of responding to large-scale emergencies needs more than $700,000 in repairs.

Monday - 11/12/2012, 12:07pm EST

Tags: D.C. Fire and Emergency Medical Services, John Donnelly, John H. Glenn Jr.,

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Pr. George's bill calls for employee robbery training

Prince George's County is proposing a bill that would force convenience stores and gas stations to train their employees on what to do during a robbery.

Tuesday - 10/23/2012, 08:47am EDT

Tags: robberies, Prince George

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