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WASHINGTON _ Jackie Massey, a former resident of Washington D.C.'s public housing, called her neighborhood a "block of pain". read more
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WASHINGTON _ Jackie Massey, a former resident of Washington D.C.'s public housing, called her neighborhood a "block of pain". read more
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View ArticleProposed Bill Would Make Job Safer for Police
WASHINGTON _ Chief Roy Lane, of the Cortez City Police Department, will never know if the death of Cortez, Colo.read more
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View ArticleTree wisdom: a guide to tree care
Since 1929, thousands of trees at the National Arboretum in Washington, D.C. have been thriving, said Scott Aker, a horticulturist employed at the arboretum.read more
View ArticleSaving a trip to the drug store: medicinal herbs
Getting to the root of your medical ailments may be as simple as getting to the root, or leaves, of the herbs in your garden. read more
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Until the age of 16, summer means city pools or beach vacations, Popsicles, lawn sprinklers and hours of free time. read more
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