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New book tells stories of enslaved ancestors
What started as an educational field trip for a mother and daughter turned into a two-year journey to unearth the truths of enslaved descendants at Mount Vernon. They wrote a book called “Embracing Your Past to Empower Your Future.” News4’s Dominique Moody spoke with the authors and one of the enslaved descendants and family member of President James Madison.
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Pedestrian hurt in hit-and-run crash in Mount Vernon
Police say the pedestrian was hit just after 10 p.m. on Friday night.
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NY police officer indicted, accused of using stun gun 7 times on handcuffed man
Federal prosecutors have unsealed an indictment against a police officer in a suburban New York community, accusing him of using a stun gun multiple times against a man in mental crisis who was already restrained and on the ground.
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90 people become US citizens on the Fourth of July at Mount Vernon ceremony
Northern Virginia Bureau Reporter Drew Wilder brings us the powerful moments as families fulfill dreams generations in the making..
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What's on George Washington's Bookshelf? Visit His Library on Presidents Day to Find Out
The George Washington Presidential Library at Mount Vernon in Virginia will be open to the public on Presidents Day. Here’s a look at what visitors can expect.
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George Washington Library Hosting Rare Open House
The George Washington Presidential Library at Mount Vernon in Virginia will be open to the public on Presidents Day. Here’s a look at what visitors can expect.
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Neighbors Describe Mount Vernon Shooting That Left 1 Injured
The sound of a loud argument ends with gunfire. That’s how one neighbor described a shooting at an apartment complex in the Mount Vernon area, not far from Ft. Belvoir. Northern Virginia Bureau Reporter Drew Wilder reports.