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Prince George's Co. students required to take COVID test before returning from spring break Prince George's Co. students required to take COVID test before returning from spring break 04/06/2022 06:26pm • Students in Prince George's County, Maryland, will be required to take a coronavirus test and upload results before returning from spring break, the school system said in an email to families Wednesday. Monica Goldson, the CEO of Prince George's County Public Schools, said all students will recei Nationals want fans to enjoy local flavors and short waits at ballpark Nationals want fans to enjoy local flavors and short waits at ballpark 04/06/2022 03:14pm • “As the food scene has grown in Washington, we’ve really been able to capitalize on that and bring those restaurants into the ballpark,” said Jonathan Stahl, the Nationals' vice president of experience and hospitality. (WTOP/Brett Snyder) Nationals Park will be packed full of local flavors U.Md. campus to temporarily house Afghan families U.Md. campus to temporarily house Afghan families 04/06/2022 01:43pm • In a first-of-its-kind arrangement for a public university, the University of Maryland will temporarily house Afghan refugees on its College Park campus. Under a partnership with the International Rescue Committee, Afghan families evacuated through Operation Allies Welcome, as well as special imm Joe Theismann to host annual Virginia Vine benefit for V Foundation cancer research Joe Theismann to host annual Virginia Vine benefit for V Foundation cancer research 04/06/2022 12:01pm • Hear our full conversation on my podcast “Beyond the Fame.” He won a Super Bowl with Washington and is now tackling cancer with the V Foundation. Joe Theismann returns to host the seventh annual Virginia Vine event in Middleburg, Virginia, from Friday through Sunday to benefit the late Prince George's Co. parents warned about growing risk of drug-laced edibles Prince George's Co. parents warned about growing risk of drug-laced edibles 04/05/2022 10:13pm • Prince George’s County Public Schools in Maryland are warning parents about the increasing risk of kids unknowingly ingesting drug-laced edibles. In particular, the email warns of the growing availability of candy and other food containing THC, the psychoactive substance in marijuana. Police identify man found dead inside car in Suitland Police identify man found dead inside car in Suitland 04/05/2022 01:22am • Police have identified the man who was shot and killed inside a car in Prince George's County, Maryland, Sunday morning. Prince George's County police said they were called to Suitland Road near Silver Hill Road at around 5:30 a.m. to conduct a welfare check. They found Demarcus Butler, 30, of Former principal of DC Catholic school pleads guilty to embezzling $175,000 Former principal of DC Catholic school pleads guilty to embezzling $175,000 04/04/2022 05:42pm • The former principal of St. Thomas More Academy, in Southeast D.C., pleaded guilty Monday to a charge of wire fraud. In District Court, Bridget Coates, 48, of Falls Church, Virginia, admitted to stealing at least $175,000 from the school's Home School Association between 2012 and 2017. She resign Michael, Kevin Bacon bring Bacon Brothers concerts to Annapolis and Alexandria Michael, Kevin Bacon bring Bacon Brothers concerts to Annapolis and Alexandria 04/04/2022 11:10am • Hear our full conversation on my podcast “Beyond the Fame.” You've seen dozens of his movies, but have you heard him make music with his brother? Kevin Bacon and Michael Bacon bring The Bacon Brothers to Rams Head, in Annapolis, Maryland, April 6-8 and The Birchmere, in Alexandria, Vir Ukrainian refugees at U.S. border in Mexico: 'Just hope... and pray' Ukrainian refugees at U.S. border in Mexico: 'Just hope... and pray' 04/04/2022 09:22am • ▶ Watch Video: Ukrainians wait to cross U.S.-Mexican border after U.S. promise to welcome 100,000 refugees Just a thousand feet from the U.S. border, and more than 6,000 miles from home, Ukrainians fleeing war eat and sleep on the streets of Tijuana. Correspondent Manuel Bojorquez r How to open a brokerage account for your kids How to open a brokerage account for your kids 04/04/2022 08:02am • You likely already know the importance of investing for retirement, and you want to pass that knowledge along to your children. Without the growth provided by long-term investing, you'd find it nearly impossible to grow the nest egg you need to be financially independent in your later years. And How a testosterone imbalance can harm men's health How a testosterone imbalance can harm men's health 04/04/2022 08:00am • When considering testosterone, many people know it as the primary male hormone responsible for a man's sex drive. While this is true and vitally important, the "just-right" balance of testosterone in a man plays many other essential roles in the body's proper function. As with so many of the body Poor start sets the tone for Capitals in clunker against Wild Poor start sets the tone for Capitals in clunker against Wild 04/03/2022 09:40pm • Poor start sets tone for Caps in clunker against Wild originally appeared on NBC Sports WashingtonThe Capitals gave up two goals in the first two minutes of the game to the Minnesota Wild on Sunday and never recovered in a 5-1 loss.Here are some observations from the game.Off on the wrong footIt did House panel lacks full view of Trump's actions on January 6, Raskin says House panel lacks full view of Trump's actions on January 6, Raskin says 04/03/2022 12:58pm • Rep. Jamie Raskin of Maryland said it was suspicious and unusual to find a seven-hour gap in White House phone records that were turned over to the House select committee investigating the January 6 insurrection. The Democratic congressman, who is a member of the committee, told "Face the Nat The Big Board restaurant reopens after being shut down for violating DC's COVID mandates The Big Board restaurant reopens after being shut down for violating DC's COVID mandates 04/02/2022 10:25pm • The Big Board restaurant in Northeast D.C. reopened on Friday after being shut down for nearly two months and refusing to enforce the District's mask and vaccine mandates. The bar and restaurant at 4th and H Street NE announced its reopening on Twitter Friday afternoon. Thanks to everyone who Report details Virginia's response to January snowstorm gridlock Report details Virginia's response to January snowstorm gridlock 04/02/2022 06:30pm • A report on what happened during a winter storm in January that left many drivers stranded for hours on Interstate 95 in Virginia reveals in great detail what went wrong and what can be improved to prevent it from happening again. The Virginia Department of Emergency Management (VDEM), Virginia D
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