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Boundary Stones: The quest to save DC’s 1st federal monuments
D.C.’s 40 boundary stones were set in place at the behest of President George Washington in 1791 to designate the border of the nation’s capital. Like everything in America, there’s a story to the boundary stones. And, like everything in Washington, it’s a precarious, convoluted mess of politics, money and geography.
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Today in History: April 10
Here are some events that have happened on this date.
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2018 Chevrolet Tahoe LT: A large, old-school SUV with added luxury
The Chevrolet Tahoe LT is the big SUV that continues to be a popular choice in the land of crossovers, said car guy Mike Parris. See photos.
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Today in History: April 9
Here are some events that have happened on this date.
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Burning effigy of Judas an Easter tradition in Greek town
A fleet of about 20 small boats circled around a raft bearing a wire model of the apostle who betrayed Jesus Christ, then set the figure alight.
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Today in History: April 8
A look at things that have happened on this date in history.
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Photos: 2018 cherry blossoms
Peak bloom for Washington, D.C.’s iconic Yoshino cherry blossoms is underway at the Tidal Basin. See photos of the trees and their wonderful flowers.
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Photos of the week: March 31-April 7
Here are photos from stories that happened last week. Scroll through to see if you’ve missed any.
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Celebrity birthdays for the week of April 8-14
Here are some stars celebrating a birthday this week.
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PHOTOS: 2018 USA Science and Engineering Festival
The USA Science and Engineering Festival Expo is largest celebration of science, technology, engineering and mathematics in the U.S., featuring more than 3,000 exhibits and 30 stage shows.
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Today in History: April 7
A look at things that have happened on this date in history.
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Crewman credited with saving lives as fishing boat sank
A 28-year-old fisherman from outside Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, recently saved the lives of two Americans and helped rescue five others after the fishing vessel he was working on sank hundreds of miles northeast of Hawaii’s Big Island. But Khanh Huynh isn’t a commercial fishing boat captain. He works 12- to 20-hour days for less than $10,000 a year in one of the most dangerous occupations in the U.S. See photos.
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Today in History: April 6
A look at things that have happened on this date in history.
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Today in History: April 5
A look at things that have happened on this date in history.
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Best baseball movies for Opening Day
WTOP Film Critic Jason Fraley counts down his Top 10 baseball movies.
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