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Prince George's County High Schoolers Use 3D Printer to Build Prosthetic Arm for Classmate
Carla Rivera Interiano was interested in her technology class at Parkdale High School in Riverdale Park, Maryland, but she found it tough to do some of the assignments. She was born without a left hand.
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96-Year-Old Lorenzo Crowe May Be DC's Biggest Sports Fan
For decades, 96-year-old Lorenzo Crowe has had the same routine when he arrives at Capital One Arena to watch a Wizards game.
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National Harbor Hosting Free Activities to Celebrate 10th Anniversary
To celebrate its 10th anniversary, National Harbor is hosting numerous activities on Sunday.
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DC Public School Girls' Soccer Players to Train With FC Barcelona
Twenty students from eight D.C. public high schools will spend their spring breaks in Barcelona training with powerhouse FC Barcelona.
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14K Empty Shoes Near US Capitol Honor Child Gun Violence Victims
Thousands of children’s shoes were on display outside the U.S. Capitol on Tuesday as a temporary memorial to children killed by gun violence.
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Police: Drug Dealer Delivered Heroin to Alexandria Hospital Room
When a 24-year-old man overdosed on heroin in Alexandria, Virginia, last summer, first responders saved his life with the drug Narcan. But less than a day later, the man overdosed again — from inside a hospital room in the city.
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11 Speed Cameras Vandalized in Northwest DC
Pieces of broken plastic, an empty square box and a light flash were isolated on a Northwest D.C. street Tuesday, the remnants of one of 11 speed cameras that an unidentified suspect vandalized, police said.
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Maryland ‘Psychic' Convicted of Scamming Clients Out of $340K
A Maryland woman who said she was a psychic and scammed customers out of $340,000 to cure them of “curses” pleaded guilty Friday to multiple counts of felony theft.
