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The true story behind MLK’s iconic ‘I Have a Dream’ speech
If not for two spontaneous, subtle, impeccably-timed acts, the iconic phrase “I Have a Dream” delivered by Martin Luther King, Jr. on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial may have never been spoken. Walk back through history and relive Martin Luther King Jr.’s struggles and accomplishments.
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An app that can help develop better vision
UltimEyes gives the user a series of trains the brain to adapt to vision changes, just like the body exercises.
5 years ago -
Va. bill lets localities regulate wolf-dog hybrids
A bill that passed the Virginia State Assembly would give localities authority to create regulations for owning so-called wolf-dog hybrids.
5 years ago -
Car show opens to benefit wounded servicemembers
The 5th Annual Car Show and Swap Meet opens this weekend and will benefit wounded servicemembers and their families in the D.C. area.
5 years ago -
Germantown houses damaged by rocks from snowblowers
A stretch of northbound I-270 in Germantown has a 25-foot wall separating it from area homes. But it didn\’t protect several homeowners from rocks when snowblowers came through on Friday morning.
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Disagreement over Park Service salt preparation ahead of storm
The Baltimore-Washington Parkway wasn\’t friendly to commuters Friday morning.
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Fire officials warn of dangers of window blinds for kids
After the death of a six-year-old girl, fire officials are warning about the dangers of cords attached to window blinds.
5 years ago -
‘Souper’ Bowl party at shelter an exercise in fellowship
Homeless men in the district were the guests of honor at a Super Bowl party held Sunday night at the Central Union Mission in Northwest D.C.
5 years ago -
Md. bus driver wins Mega Millions prize
A bus driver from Waldorf has a smile that won\’t go away anytime soon now that he claimed a Mega Millions check for $1 million.
5 years ago -
Tricky public transit for Martin Luther King Jr. holiday
Using public transportation to get around on this Martin Luther King Jr. holiday could prove to be tricky.
5 years ago -
Phony flyer seeks fee from Prince George’s businesses
A flyer has circulated to businesses in Prince George\’s County requiring a $25 fee for a fire inspection.
5 years ago -
Two Md. pit bulls put down after attacking spaniel
It was quite the nightmare this week for one local man: One minute he
was playing with his son\’s Springer Spaniel in the backyard; the next, he was
beating two pit bulls on the loose off of the family dog.5 years ago -
Data brokers are hard to pin down
We don\’t know much about data brokers – the people who get and sell our personal information – but they know a lot about us.
5 years ago -
Owners hand in guns, get gift cards
Gun owners who wanted to get rid of their pistols, rifles, and semi-automatic weapons handed them over to Prince George\’s County Police Saturday, and in return were given gift cards.
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Scholarship fund created to honor quiz show host
Known for his role as a quiz show host, Mac McGarry loved baseball, music and good grammar. Now a scholarship fund has been created to honor the local legend.
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