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2007 Archives

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January 2007
Sun	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thur	Fri	Sat
	1 DC's Smoking Ban Goes into Effect	2 Virginia Lawmakers Set to Consider Two Term Governors Arlington County is Going Green	3 Hopes for New DC Mayor Fenty's Plan To Takeover Schools Is Gaining Support	4 Maryland Association of Counties Holds Winter Conference Virginia Ranks First In Education Report DC Mayor Proposes School Takeover	5 Fenty Unveils Plan for the Public Schools	6
7	8 Virginia Soldiers Prepare for Iraq DC Wants to Solve More Homicide Cases	9 Nonstop from Dulles to Beijing Gilmore To Explore Presidential Bid A leading Traffic Safety Group Gives Region Mixed Grades. DC United Has New Owners	10 Maryland and Virginia Legislatures Convene 2007 Sessions Virginia Starts Legislative Session	11 A New Plan For the Homeless in DC Cervical Cancer Vaccine Generates Concern Among Parents Maryland Lawmakers Set to Consider Statewide Smoking Ban	12 DC Government Reform Plan In Question Region Fights for More DHS Funding Maryland and Virginia Lawmakers Work Through Proposed Bills	13
14	15	16 Stemming the Tide of Youth Gun Violence Homeland Security Officials Downplay Missing ID's and Uniforms Crime Drops in Prince George's An Effort to Help the Poor Get Tax Refunds Montgomery County Council Holds Hearing on Proposed Building Freeze New Vending Sites Open	17 Maryland Lawmakers Discuss the Uninsured Virginia Wants More Flexibility Testing Students Virginia Debates How to Police Undocumented Immigrants 61st Governor Takes Oath of Office in Maryland State Apology for Slavery Defining "Daily" Roller Derby Rises Again	18 Maryland Wal-Mart Bill Declared Invalid State, Advocates Weigh Next Step on Mayoral Takeover of DC Schools Scrutinized Transportation Breakthrough in VA Maryland Lawmakers Considering Smoking Ban Md Clean Cars Bill	19 Maryland Judiciary pushes E-Citation Project	20
21	22 Maryland's New Comptroller Sworn in. Warner Reconfirms--No Presidential Bid in 2008	23 Maryland Lawmakers Poised to Consider Cigarette Tax Hike New TSA Plan Doesn't Dissuade DC	24 Baltimore Gas and Electric Rolls Out Energy Conservation Proposals	25 Virginia Challenges No Child Left Behind Refunding One Million Dollars to Consumers	26 A Virginia Panel Approves a Smoke Ban	27
28	29 DC Officials Pledge Beefed Up Police Patrols Democrat Says Scale Back Gubernatorial Appointees Officials Need Community to Help Solve Slayings Effort Underway to Recruit More Republicans in DC	30 Toll Hikes on Dulles Greenway	31 Finding The Right Words Maryland Advocates Blast Juvenile Justice System Davis Aims to Increase National Guard Funding

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February 2007
Sun	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thur	Fri	Sat
				1 DC Voting Rights Bill Stalls Minimizing Flood Risk Power Line- Part 1 Maryland's New Governor Delivers State of the State	2 Pedestrian Safety Study Launched VA Air Pollution Control Board May Be Disbanned Alexandria Residents Notified Over Pollution Power Line Part 2	3
4	5 Free Tax Preparation Service for Eligible Residents	6	7	8	9	10
11	12 Area Governments Push for Green Initiatives Debate Over Tunnel or Elevated Track Continues	13 Insurance Regulation	14 Virginia Unveils New Online Mapping System Canine Unit No Longer Under Federal Oversight	15 Pedestrian Deaths High in DC	16 DC Voting Rights Advocates Blanket Congress.	17
18	19	20 Re-Regulating Virginia's Energy Industry Virginia Needs Billions for Transportation Improvements. George Washington's Distillery A New Report Criticizes Lack of At-Risk Student Programs. Washington's Speech	21 Red Light Camera Comeback in VA Infant Mortality Spikes in DC The Clock is Ticking in Va. Legislature Maryland Considers Death Penalty Repeal	22 Preparing Businesses for a Pandemic Video Cameras in Police Cars	23 A New Report Gives Bleak Assessment of 12th Graders.	24
25	26 District School Officials Unveil Renovation Plan Virginia's "Open Carry" Gun Law	27 Legislators Consider Many Bills Governor's Impact in Question Local Hospital Receives Fine	28 A New Report Shows Improvements in Md. Children's Welfare Latino Immigrants File Lawsuit Against Maryland Contractor. MD Smoking Ban Debate Still Not Over

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March 2007
Sun	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thur	Fri	Sat
				1 Commentary: Ed Lazere, DC Fiscal Policy Institute Cesarian Study A new Report Finds Cesarian Deliveries Not Always More costly.	2 Excelling In High School Childcare Oversight Lax in Many States	3
4	5 Montgomery Hires Gang Outreach Workers	6 Congress Holds First Hearing on Walter Reed Scandal	7	8 Sex Ed Classes Stir Controversy Cherry Blossom Festival Countdown Begins	9 DC Voting Rights Bill Rachel Carson Centennial WAMU Weekend Planner - Natural History	10
11	12 Montgomery County Launches Speed Enforcement Program	13	14 Moco. Councilmembers Praise Budget Plan	15 US House Set to Vote on Rail Security Bill Fairfax County is Going Green	16 A Homerun for DC Workers? Connolly Delivers State of the County	17
18	19 Pepco Same-Sex Benefits Report Outlines Reading Problems in DC	20 Virginia Most Business Friendly State Small Shops Get a Boost	21 DC Gun Violence Hearing Officials Launch Pedestrian Safety Campaign Youth Offenders in the Adult System	22 A Personal Mission to Give to the Needy Environmentalists Demand Tougher Green Mandates Deborah Bolling Montgomery County Revamps Arts Funding Procedures	23	24
25	26 Montgomery County Moves to Ban Transfats Virginia Governor to Announce Changes to Transportation Bill. Building Job Skills in DC	27	28 United Airlines Launches First Flight to China	29 Area Fire Officials Unveil New Homeland Security Equipment	30	31

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April 2007
Sun	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thur	Fri	Sat
1	2	3 Montgomery County leaders Assemble Affordable Housing Panel	4 Md. Officials Applaud New Science Advisory Panel	5 Maryland Senate Set to Vote on Health Bill	6 Area School Systems Compete to Fill Vacancies	7
8	9 MD General Assembly Approves Smoking Ban Commentator Deborah Bolling MD Legislature Busy Today	10 A Civil Rights Group Critical of Care at St. Elizabeth's Virginia Parks Unveil Interactive Kiosks	11 Officials Hold Meth Conference Maryland And Dedicated Metro Funding	12 District Unveils New Job Center	13 Home Sales Warming?	14
15	16 DC Voting Rights Supporters March to Capitol DC Voting Rights Supporters March to Congress The "N-Word" commentary of Deborah Bolling	17 VA Tech Gunman Identified Dc Region Teens Don't Like Taxes PSC Weighs More Rate Hikes	18	19 Montgomery County Council Calls for EIS Montgomery County Considers Road Improvements Bill	20 Area Hospitals Bracing for PG Hospitals Closure House Approves Vote for District Shuttered VA Nonprofits Cite Slow Reimbursements	21
22	23 DC Fostercare Mom Sentenced To Prison	24 Baltimore Launches Health Insurance Drive	25 Sustainable Design Expo Gun Control, Part I Metro Employees Brace for Layoffs Panda Cub's Visit Extended	26 Montgomery County Officials Push for Anti Gang Programs Gun Control, Part II: Advocates Speak Out	27 Officials Work to Keep Graduates Safe and Sober During Prom Season. Power Line Proposal	28
29	30 Capitol Hill Lawmakers Reluctant To Debate Gun Control Virginia's Royal Visit

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May 2007
Sun	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thur	Fri	Sat
		1 District Leaders Fire Lead Paramedic in Rosenbaum Death	2 DC Region Young People Help Out In Many Ways DC Vote Now Up To Senate DC Vote Bill Wins Key Support	3 Virginia Indians Seek Recognition Montgomery County Speed Cameras Set to Issue Tickets	4 Black Church Leaders Criticize Hate Crimes Bill DC Offers Environmental Initiatives to Schools Fenty Education Plan Not Original Local Initiative Wants DC Youth to Read Youth Voices: Family Members Take on a New Role WAMU 88 5'S Weekend Planner	5
6	7 Deborah Bolling's Commentary: Grandma's Hands Youth Voices: The College Game	8 Syphilis Cases in the Region on the Rise Criticism of Mayor Fenty's School Take-Over Plan Community, Vendors Agree on Temporary Site for Market Muslim Community Reaches Out to Battered Women	9 Maryland's Governor Endorses Hilary Clinton Mayor Fenty's Plagiarism Whistleblower Response From Charlotte-Mecklenburg School Board Member AARP Helps Out Elderly Residents City May Continue Fight for Gun Laws What Role School Food Plays In Teen Obesity Efforts To Curb Violence Against Young People Growing	10 Metro Will Soon Offer Entertainment Metro: iPod Thefts On The Rise Panel Begins Investigating Va Tech Shootings Mayor Fenty's Education Plan Placed On Hold In Congress Rep. Eleanor Holmes Norton on Mayor Fenty's School Take-Over Bill Mother's Day Commentary-Deborah Bolling How Do Teens Get Involved	11 Happy Mother's Day Mayor Fenty's School Plan on Hold in Congress An EU Open House Why Do Some Teens Read?	12 Jamestown Sets up 100 White Tents for Anniversary Party
13	14 DC Tops List for the Young Crowd Montgomery County Considers Housing Grants DC Taxes: Commentary by Ed Lazere of the DC Fiscal Policy Institute	15	16 DC Vote Gets Big Time Boost Kemp: Senate Should Pass DC Vote St. Mary County Set to Open its First Charter School Md. Students Learn About Environmental Crimes.	17 Transportation Board Approves New Projects	18 DC Mayor Unfazed by Senate Holdup of School Bill	19
20	21 Wasa speeds up hydrant repair plan Healthy Babies Campaign Begins Today Feds, DC Team For Healthy Baby Campaign Controversy Over Gun Giveaways Underground, But Not Under Wraps Norton and Nat Guard concerned about equipment	22 DC Sells Debt With A+ Rating	23	24 DC Gains More Senate Support	25	26
27	28 Deborah Bolling's Commentary-Is Barack Obama	29 Commentary by Aleta Margolis: Improving Education	30	31

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June 2007
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3	4 From Poverty to Hard Hats	5 Fairfax Officials Near Deadline for Metro Extension Design	6	7 Local Officials Question New Study	8 Md. Leaders Endorse Campaign Fraud Measure	9
10	11	12 Kaine says No to Placing Relative on Va Tech Panel	13 DC's Mayor Appoints New Schools Chancellor The Pros and Cons of "No Child Left Behind"	14 Scientsists Concerned About Algae Blooms Federal Officials Meet to Discuss Flooding	15 DC Summer Interns Face Financial Hurdles DC'S Mayor Appoints New Schools Renovation Chief	16
17	18	19 Md. Leaders Push for Clean Energy	20 Metro Chief Looks at Tenure After 100 Days	21 Payday Lenders Set to Defend Practice Leggett Promotes Biotech Industry to Experts	22 Bioscience Leaders Meet in Silver Spring	23
24	25	26 Alexandria School Board Mulls School Contract Local Nursing Home is Defending its Union Negotiations. Md. Congressman Not Concerned About Police Incidents	27 Security Guards, Union Talk Money Montgomery County Considers Closing Developer Loophole DC Homeless numbers improve DC Graffiti Explosion Prince Georges Executive Criticized for Hospital Decision	28 Md. Gov. Defends PG County Executive DC Graffiti Explosion Part II DC Homelessness Down Six Percent	29	30 Texts Used as Emergency Alerts

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

July 2007
Sun	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thur	Fri	Sat
1	2 House: DC Can Spend for Voting Rights Junior College Grad Heads to Georgetown	3	4 What it means to be American: Robert Weiner What it means to be American: Sarah Holewinski What it means to be American: Different Voices What it means to be American: Jim Bailey Transportation Officials Test Emergency System What it means to be American: Peter Laufer	5 Pyrotechnics Company Had Past Violations Fireworks Company Has Past Violations with Workers Pennsylvania-Based Pyrotechnics Company off Hook in Explosion DC's Mayor Defends Salary Decision for Schools Chief Fireworks Display Injures Four Children	6 Frederik Douglass Bridge Work Frederick Douglass Memorial Bridge The Commentary of the Reverend Graylan Scott Hagler on Payday Lending Moco Hotline Listens for 35 Years	7
8	9 Teachers Still Waiting For Bonuses Young Voters Are Involved in 2008 Presidential Election	10 DC Council vote on tavern licenses DC Council vote on Adams Morgan bars DC Council debates mandatory sick leave A new Report Shows Ethnic Breakdown in MoCo Government MoCo Council Reacts to Angry Calls From Businesses	11 Southeastern Univ. Tries to Help Students Earn Degrees Resolution Targets Immigrants in Prince William County, Virginia Captain Darrell Lewis funeral DHS Owes Contractor $1.8 Million Groups Criticize O'Malley Budget Cuts Mongomery County Revises Road Rules	12 DHS Late Payments Threaten Contractors Tigher Restrictions for Greater Southeast Community Hospital Funeral for Captain Darrell Lewis DHS Late Payments Pain Contractors Hefty Salaries for DC Schools Chancellor's Staff Proposed Measure Targeting Immigrants Passes Greater Southeast Hospital Could Go into Receivership	13 D.C. Program Earns Praise For Its Summer Learning Program Norwood Apartment living conditions D.C. Program Earns Praise For Its Summer Learning Program	14
15	16 Maryland's Foreclosure Rate Skyrocketing DC to Appeal 30-Year Handgun Ban	17 DC Delegate Holmes-Norton Intervenes For Guards Maryland's Foreclosure Rate Skyrocketing II	18 Loudoun County Passes Strict Anti-Immigrant Measure New Images of Jailed Potomac, Maryland Scholar DC Voting Rights Advocates Demand the right to Vote Montgomery County Pulls Together ICE Admits to Owing $8Million to Contractors II ICE Promises to Pay Contractors On Time	19 Norwood Tenants Mixing Bowl Completed DC Tapwater	20 D.C. Mayor Takes Control of Anacostia Waterfront Project Prince George's County Violence Montgomery County Gang Prosecution D.C. Mayor Testifies Before Senate on School Reforms	21
22	23 AU Announces New President Area Food Bank Seeks D.C. Mayor's Help	24 Dozens of Large Maryland Comapnies Pay Zero Taxes DC Schools Chancellor Hits the Ground Running Anti-Gun Activists Protest in D.C. Front Royal Snubbs New Abusive Driver Fees	25 The Washington Insider 2007 Kids Count Gives Mixed Report Card	26 D.C. Youth Summer Jobs Program Extended D.C. voting rights advocates urge Senate vote before August recess Local Teens Honored For Activism Seniors Learn How to Recognize Fraud Prince George's Hospital System Goes to Court	27 D.C. Prepares Against Suicide Bombers Grad School Celebrates 20th Anniversary	28
29	30 Prince William County Officials Stand by Immigration Position Study: Complex Views on Illegal Immigration Issue Dimensions Board Members to Meet Today Montgomery County Teen Birthrate Increase	31 D.C. Schools Chancellor Looks at Teacher Review Process Dimensions Top Executive Challenges County Executive Montgomery County to Provide Farmers Assistance Funding for Anti-Illegal Immigration Training Uncertain

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August 2007
Sun	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thur	Fri	Sat
			1 Former Mexican President Addresses Immigration Controversy The Next Step for Montgomery County's Parking Plans Montgomery County Unveils New Latino Business Alliance Robberies On The Rise Across Region	2 Montgomery County Distributes a Million Dollars to Defrauded Consumers Poor Records Processing Could Have Hurt D.C.'s Bond Rating Rhee Tours Local School	3 Day Laborers Fight for Change Officials Say D.C. Bridges Safe Union Reaching Out to Immigrant Workers Officials Discover Much Needed School Supplies Happy Hour with the Dogs	4
5	6 Young Voters-Part One Young Voters-Part 6	7 Young Voters-Part Two Maryland Agriculture Officials Play Waiting Game Women Day Laborers	8 Maryland Takes Steps to Reduce Foreclosures Young Voters-Part Three	9 Young Voters-Part Four Union Officials protest at WalMart	10 Young Voters-Part Five Young Voters-Part Seven	11 Archaeologists Find 13,000 Year Old Artifact
12	13 Political Leaders Set to Consider Revising Building Rules on Ag Reserve African Americans Most Likely Victims of Violent Crime in D.C.	14 Guns on Virginia College Campuses Spotsylvania Considers Illegal Immigration Measures Local HazMat Crews on Display Montgomery County Foster Kids Get Gift	15 Herndon Town Council to Vote on Day Laborer Center Maryland County Leaders Gather in Ocean City Birds Overrun D.C. Neighborhood	16 Virginia Tech Students Return to School Government Report Boosts Cause for Slots in Maryland Herndon Day Laborer Center Gets a Reprive	17 Virginia Power Plant to Merge Stacks County to Check Inmate Immigration Status on Federal Database Vick Co-Defendents in Court The Perfect Birthday Gift Regional Travel to Die For	18 Anti-War Group Suing D.C. Over Poster Regulations
19	20 Prince George's Schools Hope to Meet Vaccination Requirements Teaching Vacancies in Prince George's County Taxi Drivers as Political Pundits New Legislation to Address Water Contamination in Anne Arundel County	21 Prince George's County Scrambling to Get Students Vaccinated Walter Reed Papers Found in Silver Spring Maryland Public TV Launches All-Spanish Channel Congressman Charged with Assault After Incident at Dulles After Years of Delay, Wilson High School Pool Under Construction Rhee Wants Textbooks in Classes Before School Begins Maryland Woman Released from Iranian Prison Springfield Clinic Closing Next Month D.C. Teachers Get School Placements Virginia Must Cut $250 Million from Dulles Rail Budget Unfinished Business at D.C. Public Schools Birding Community Split On New Technology The Commentary of Norman Allen	22 Cultures in Motion at the National Portrait Gallery Reinoso Weighs In On Confirmation Virginia Tech Report Due Today Virginia Tech Releases Internal Review Academic Still in Iran Fairfax County Responds to Pressure on Illegal Immigration Montgomery County Expands Head Start Classes The Ghost Fleet of Mallows Bay	23 Crackdown on Illegal Immigrants Continues in Prince William County Report: D.C. Child Support System Failing Greater Southeast Hospital to be Sold Vick Pit Bulls Face Deadline D.C. Schools Upgrades Not Finished Temporary Eastern Market Home Set to Open The Washington Area Bicyclist Association Slots Back on Maryland Agenda	24 Redskins Radio with Sonny and Sam Imaginary Farming Washington Area Communities Cracking Down on Illegal Immigration Deal to Sell D.C. Hospital Struck Proposed Power Line One Step Closer to Approval Fenty Says School Turnaround Underway Virginia Faith Community Takes Stand Against Payday Lenders Boycott Planned in Prince William County Rhee Plans Sit-Downs with D.C. Schools Principals Weekend Planner	25
26	27 Moran's War Stance Unchanged After Iraq Visit Muslim Community Holds "Civic Picnic" in Reston Hurricane Katrina Series Part I Economic Boycott Underway in Prince William County Montgomery County Installs Permanent Speed Camera D.C. Students Head Back to School	28 Fires on Metro Tracks for Second Night Power Surge Linked to Metro Problems Immigration Legislation Major Focus for Some Area Muslims Hurricane Katrina Series Part II	29 Local Leaders Resond to Obesity Study Hurricane Katrina Series Part III College Coach Supports Vick SAT Scores Down in D.C. Oyster Restoration Funds Approved Virginia Republicans Propose Anti-Illegal Immigration Measures Local Congressman Calls for Hearings on D.C. Safety Needs Maryland Healthcare Reform Bill Gaining Support	30 Hurricane Katrina Series Part IV Boycott's Economic Impact Unclear Rhee Wants to Downsize D.C. Schools Central Office Herdon Seeking Manager for Day Labor Center D.C. Attorney General Sues Area Morgage Companies Montgomery County Police Discover Meth Lab Frederick Douglass Bridge Re-Opens Over-Development Threatens Assateague Island	31 Weekend Planner Hurricane Katrina Series Part V Warner to Announce Future Plans Childhood Ties and the Case of Michael Vick Senator Warner Not Seeking 6th Term Kaine Supports Review Panel's Findings State Schools Superintendent to Set D.C. Education Standards

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September 2007
Sun	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thur	Fri	Sat
						1 Davis Quiet About Future Plans
2	3 Growing Up Without A Dad Social Networking Sites Prompt Fears	4 Maryland Scholar Released Seven Year Old Killed in Car Crash Herndon Council Examining Day Laborer Options Handgun Ban Appeal Announcement Expected Terrible Traffic Tuesday Labor Day Commentary Labor Day Commentary Labor Day Commentary Virginia's Migrant Workers Bicultural Adoptees Struggle With Identity College Hopefuls Choose Foreign Education	5 Local Farming Wins Popular Support Election Season Underway in Virginia Fenty Supports Downsizing D.C. Schools' Central Administration District Appealing Handgun Ban to Supreme Court Gang Crackdown in Loudoun County Appeal 3-golloher Gangs2-madden Pros and Cons Of Intra-family Adoptions Labor Day Commentary	6 "Smart Growth" Sparks Dialogue Between Business and Environmental Groups Minorities More Likely To Face Foreclosures Fighting Global Warming in Virginia Farmers Concerned About Fall Apple Crop Mark Warner to Announce Future Plans Next Week Volkswagaon Moves Headquarters to Herndon Business and Environmentalists Are Making Strange Bedfellows Minorities More Likely To Face Foreclosures Volkswagaon Moves Headquarters to Herndon Immigration Roots Explored Debate Over Drinking Age Continues	7 Weekend Planner Effi Barry Obituary Watergate Hotel: Everything Must Go Herndon Day Labor Center Closing Coyotes Issues in Virginia Emergency Preparation in D.C. Area Columbia Heights Slumlord Faces Charges Lanier Seeks New Approach to Crime Prevention ANSWER Members Arrested at Demonstration Maryland National Guard HoldsTraining Exercise Anacostia Pollution Troubles Community First-time Young Voters Eager For 2008 Election	8 Signing up potential bone marrow donors in Effi Barry's honor
9	10 Forum to Let Montgomery County Residents Weigh on Budget How to Reassure Children About 9/11 Attacks Authorities Review Disaster Preparation District Launches "Green" Initiatives Former D.C. FEMS Sergeant Arrested Unity Walk Brings Faithful Together to Honor 9/11 Anniversary HOT Lanes Construction to Start Next Year	11 Hip Hop Part 1 Talking to Kids about 9/11 9/11: Muslim-Americans Remembering 9/11 with the Maryland National Guard Montgomery Officials Help Out Future Homebuyers Local Job Market Strong	12 New Construction Adds to Wilson Bridge Traffic Woes Hip Hop Part 2 Inspector General Report Says Tax Districts in Clarksburg Are Legal	13 The Therapy of Singing Reflections on the 6th Anniversary of 9-11	14 Commentary on "Empowering Women" by Marjorie Simms	15
16	17 Montgomery County starts vegetable oil recycling website Prince George's County Immunization Deadline Art Beat with Stephanie Kaye - September 17, 2007	18 Car-Free Day "Art Beat" for September 18th, 2007 Maryland Court of Appeals Upholds Ban on Same-Sex Marriage Fenty Promises Full Investigation in Cop Shooting Commentary on Virginia's "Abusive Driver" Fees Parents Protest Military Recruiters at Local High Schools	19 Washington Area Residents Heading to Louisiana Immigrants Protest Green Card Regulations Virginia Home Values Could Decline Charges Against Ocean City Woman Dismissed	20 Residents Decide on Budget Cuts "Art Beat" with Stephanie Kaye - September 20th, 2007	21 The High Holy Days are marked with music and other traditional sounds... Police shooting victim's family wants justice.	22 FBI takes over DC police shooting case
23	24 Local Women Raising Money for Jena 6 Defense Fund 911 Service Disruption in Montgomery County Nationals Play Final Game at RFK Stadium "Art Beat" with Stephanie Kaye - Monday, September 24, 2007	25 Maryland Governor Outlines Slots Plan Members of Congress Launch National Campaign to Fight Spread of HIV/AIDS Among Black Americans Evacuation at D.C. Elementary School "Art Beat" with Stephanie Kaye - Tuesday, September 25, 2007	26 Political Analysts Skeptical of Governor's Slots Plan New Orelans Residents Pushing for More Housing Assistance National Day of Rememberance for Murder Victims Rhee Discusses First Months on Job Task Forces Recommends Illegal Immigrant Detention Center Cop Who Shot Delivery Men on Restricted Duty in mid-90s Metro Fare Hikes May Hurt Economy Local Leaders Say Global Warming is Damaging Chesapeake Bay Commentary by Reuben Jackson: Musical Milestones "Art Beat" with Stephanie Kaye - Wednesday, September 26, 2007	27 Fred Fiske Remembers 60 Years in Washington Radio D.C. Public High School Teacher Wins National Award ACORN Demands District Clean Up Empty Lots D.C. Schools Chancellor Moves Ahead With Reforms ACLU Suing Maryland State Police over Racial Profiling Documents Jena 6 Relative Speaks Out The Fight over Funding for Maryland Music Immigration Commission Member Resigns Abruptly Multiple Employees Under Investigation in FEMS in Misconduct Probe Metro Considering Smaller Fare Increase "Art Beat" with Stephanie Kaye – Thursday, September 27, 2007	28 Jena 6 Family Hopes for Legal Changes Jena 6 Case Highlights "School-to-Prison Pipeline" Studio Theatre's 30 Years in Washington Georgetown Student Arrested for Possible Hate Crime Major Weekend Road Construction in District Metro Delays Fare Hike Decision Muslim Activist Wants to Clear Name WAMU's Weekend Planner - Fall Travel Tips "Art Beat" with Stephanie Kaye - Weekend events September 28-30, 2007	29 Local Elementary School Libraries Getting Facelift National Public Lands Day
30 Investigating Animal Cruelty

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October 2007
Sun	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thur	Fri	Sat
	1 Transportation Awareness Seminar Two Intercounty Connector Lawsuits Underway Finding Housing for Victims of Domestic Violence Fire Destroys Condominium in Adams Morgan Living Wage Law Takes Effect Privacy Issues with HOV Lanes Scanner Montgomery County's Arts Community Flourishes County Board to Vote on Plan to Crackdown on Illegal Immigrants "Art Beat" with Stephanie Kaye - Monday, October 1, 2007	2 Verizon to Pay for Phone Book Errors Vick's Pit Bulls May Be Spared DCPS Construction Contractor Fired Disability Employment Awareness Month Maryland GOP Rejects Call for Special Budget Session Solar Decathlon Competition Tenley-Friendship Library Demo Starts "Art Beat" with Stephanie Kaye - Tuesday, October 2, 2007	3 Prince William County Delays Illegal Immigrant Crackdown D.C. Iraq Vet Reflects On Recent Tour Of Duty Maryland Families Settle 9-11 Lawsuits International Walk to School Day Debating Illegal Immigration Numbers “Art Beat” with Stephanie Kaye – Wednesday, October 3, 2007	4 Montgomery County Launches BRAC Website Student Attacked on Gallaudet Campus Fenty Requests $81 Million for D.C. Schools Montgomery County Business Leaders Face Challenges Pumpkin Shortage “Art Beat” with Stephanie Kaye – Thursday, October 4, 2007	5 Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Center Push for Higher College Enrollment Numbers for Minority Students. D.C.