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Alan J. McCombs
Gas prices continue to skyrocket
- The average price of regular, unleaded and diesel gas nationwide jumped 8.7 percent in May from April to a historic high of $3.07 a gallon. But this high may signal a gasoline price crash in coming months, according to a new study by the Lundberg Survey.
- The average price of regular, unleaded and diesel gas nationwide jumped 8.7 percent in May from April to a historic high of $3.07 a gallon. But this high may signal a gasoline price crash in coming months, according to a new study by the Lundberg Survey.
Judge refuses bail to armed protester
- A D.C. Superior Court judge refused on Friday to offer bail to the man police say brought a rifle and two knives to a counter protest of an immigration rally on May 1.
U.Md. students recreate laying on the deck of a British slave ship
- Brittany Binford, 18, of Clinton, Md., is a freshman at the University of Maryland, College Park, but Tuesday afternoon she laid head-to-toe with other young students on the deck of a British slave ship.
- Brittany Binford, 18, of Clinton, Md., is a freshman at the University of Maryland, College Park, but Tuesday afternoon she laid head-to-toe with other young students on the deck of a British slave ship.
Police find man’s body on the grounds of D.C. public school
- The body of a man, who police suspect of killing his former girlfriend before killing himself, was found on the grounds of a D.C. public school Monday.
New plan calls for elimination
- A new environmental strategy calls for the elimination of trash in the Anacostia River by 2013; However, the implementation and cost of the proposal remains unclear.
Women continue to lag behind men on payday
- A study released today revealed that the pay inequality between men and women continues to exist despite years of effort and laws designed to prevent discrimination based on gender.
Anacostia River cleanup also is a political effort
- People living in the District of Columbia aren’t the only city residents who need a voting member in Congress to represent them, according to a local environmentalist.
- People living in the District of Columbia aren’t the only city residents who need a voting member in Congress to represent them, according to a local environmentalist.
Jason Stella
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Louisville St. X product Chris Burke signs with Cincinnati Reds
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Thomas McAdam
Louisville City Hall Examiner
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GE to make new "smart" washers and dryers in Louisville
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GE to make new "smart" washers and dryers in Louisville
