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Md. property owners get $60M in aid for mortgages
Attorney General Douglas Gansler tells WTOP he and Gov. Martin O'Malley will be allocating nearly $60 million in funding from the recent $26 billion National Mortgage Servicing Settlement with five major mortgage services.
Tags: homeowner, mortgage, Doug Gansler, Neal Augenstein
Saying goodbye to the 'Godfather of Go-Go'
Friends, family and fans of musician Chuck Brown are gathering Tuesday in Northwest D.C. to begin saying goodbye to the "Godfather of Go-Go."
Tags: Howard Theatre, Chuck Brown, Neal Augenstein
ListenLoudoun County, D.C. see jump in median income
New U.S. Census data suggest some areas in the D.C. region are doing better than others.
Tags: income, money, Census, U.S. Census, Neal Augenstein, The Examiner
Neal Augenstein is bummed about beachwear
A first-person account in which WTOP's Neal Augenstein ponders a new swimsuit for his middle-aged beach body.
Tags: swimsuit season, Neal Augenstein, beach
ListenCommuter Idle: From Roanoke to Falls Church
Evans Edwards is a career firefighter and medic for Fairfax County Fire and Rescue. He loves his job, but he's not so crazy about his 235-mile, three-hour-20-minute one-way commute.
Tags: commuter idle, Neal Augenstein, evan edwards
Thousands participating in Bike to Work Day
Thousands of bicyclists are sharing the road Friday with drivers as part of Bike to Work Day.
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ListenBLOG: Fans flocked to Chuck Brown
WTOP's Neal Augenstein caught up with Chuck Brown five years ago. He remembers that meeting in this first-person account.
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ListenYour age affects what turns you on
For those under 35, the answer may come in a sexy text. Over 35, plan to pop the cork.
Tags: sex, Neal Augenstein, romance, sexual turn-ons
Potomac River named most endangered
The river that supplies the Washington area's drinking water is threatened by urban and agricultural pollution, a nonprofit advocacy group says.
Tags: Potomac River, Chesapeake Bay, colleen kelleher, michelle basch, Neal Augenstein, endangered rivers, American Rivers
ListenParents' texting obscures warning to teens
In an online survey of teen drivers with smartphones, while young drivers hear their parents warnings, they see those parents texting "all the time."
Tags: text while driving, pew research center, smart phone, Neal Augenstein



